Ep 361 - Gabe Brown and Dr Allen Williams - 2024 State of Agriculture Made by Headliner

[@vivalaleta]

So much wisdom. Thank you.

[@user-wv5fq8di2m]

Excellent video - Thanks!

[@memiseburslem2559]

eliminate gov’t subsidies for corn ethanol

[@karenf9137]

Perhaps you should team up with Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D. She’s very deeply involved with and has even testified before Congress about glyphosate. Unhealthy land/soil management is making us ill and killing us. This vid should go viral, but sadly, only a very few people will ever see/hear this brilliant information. I’m sending this to everyone!

[@willbass2869]

Most excellent story by Allen @ 37:00 regarding California orchard and the comparison of soil in the tree row vs soil in grass strip. *Which one is your cash crop* ? 🤯 Mind blowing question. Great job Allen

[@karenf9137]

I just spent a few hours in farmland areas in Maryland and Pennsylvania. I saw too many naked fields.😞 Should I stop by and give the farmers your names and info, or is that inappropriate?

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

I have been sending regen youtube videos to my brothers and a neighboring farm couple. The neighbor had begun rotational grazing last summer/fall and they now have much more forage growing on their pasturelands. We are in northcentral PA. One farm on the way to our county seat would greatly benefit from Gabe's book and Greg Judy's books to improve their pastures OR videos covering the same info. The biggest issue is that the universities, extension service, and other government and big ag suppliers push monoculture farming to sell their inputs. Look at 100,000 Beating Hearts to see how chemical fertilizers were sold to farmers in the 1940's and look for Steve Kenyon video with the farm income graph that shows farm incomes and big ag incomes. In the 1940's is when farm incomes decreased and big ag incomes increased.

[@leelindsay5618]

If you know the farmers personally, sure. Imagine if someone came up to you and told you how you do your job is really wrong and you should talk to this person or that person about it? Some times you can approach people in a way that brings them to seek out the information, other times, you will just make someone mad and insulted.

[@whitefarms3274]

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