Farmer's Footprint: Regeneration - The Beginning (Full Film)

[@planttorneyg]

Thnk you so much for inspiring us ❤ here in the Philippines

[@bluesage1528]

I warmly congratulate you on your courage, your decision making and persistence through loneliness, lack of acceptance and understanding... Thank you for your work. It is not only for you. It is for the whole of humanity, for the future of our planet and our children. Deep respect.

[@robinmead5826]

Many are following suit. It's the right thing to do. Now we will have real clean energy solutions to assist going forward and we will reestablish all life and diversity on the planet. It's a living breathing thing within a living breathing thing... we are all connected it is all connected. God is a living God. Never let anyone take your connection to God away, they would rule you and own you.

[@juliebosch3169]

THANK YOU SO MUCH PLEASE DONT STOP. I JUST WANT TO FEED MY DAUGHTER HEALTHY FOOD!

[@MichaelEvanick-de2tw]

It is up to every single American and citizen of the world to spread this truth, and by god I will until my last breath ! Thank you son !

[@barrybr1]

Thank you

[@sherrymorgan.LoveIsRound]

Well done! Yay for putting this film together. I wish you many blessings!

[@shanams1]

This is absolutely awesome!

[@louisfeyt4188]

Awesome .. modern farming is killing us

[@pepper419]

Sixty to seventy earthworms per square foot. WOW! That's wonderful. KEEP IT UP.

[@1lurv]

Beautiful video thank you I celebrate you all in what you do 🙏

[@davidledoux1736]

Beautiful filmography to accompany the most important message of our times. I will be following closely.

[@nickrajotte6802]

This should have millions of views. Very eye opening.

[@jerrymarnon41]

IT FIGURES❤

[@josegeraldosanttos2283]

It was very good. José Geraldo, from Brazil.

[@juliebosch3169]

Thank you for caring❤❤❤❤

[@shanebruce3997]

Thank you for what you all are doing!!

[@dkweamer1613]

I have not watched the full series but I hope that you have or will clearly state that organic regenerative farming practices 1. develop living soil 2. That living soil has the ability to sequester Co2 from the atmosphere theorized by UN Climate Change Conference in Marrakech COP 22 in 2016 as slowing and very possibly helping to reverse climate change. And 3. The easiest (least amount of personal behavior change) and cheapest (least of amount of initial capital investment) way that a environmentally concerned individual can support their own health and that of the environment is to support local grown, organically raised, Non-gmo food production. I have seen lots of programs on mitigation of climate change, sustainable agriculture, living soils etc. but NO ONE ever seems to CLEARLY state in all list or films that supporting locally grown organic, non-gmo food production as I just said above it truly the easiest and cheapest thing that a family can do to begin to reverse our personal impact on the planet. Change light bulbs, recycle, reduce plastic consumption, keep the thermostat low, save water, even drive electric if you can afford to but when you eat more veggies and less meat, EAT ORGANIC, NON-GMO from local sustainable organic farmers when possible is just as important if not more so. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make this point clear in your educational materials.

[@Gustav4]

This is a great source to share. For example to the KZbin star Larson Farms, who is a 27 year old young super popular farmer who just lost his girlfriend since childhood to cancer. This gotta stop now.

[@tarraanntulla9260]

Only 1k views, this should have 1m views

[@bretmichaelwhite1793]

Just coming around to this video but I completely agree. More views than just a million. It should be in every school, being watched by everyone

[@Olga-nr6uk]

Great film! More people need to see it.

[@michaoz1002]

My grandpa used to treat seeds by disinfecting them with lime and water. More difficult to do than buying treated, but effective

[@antheapayne9416]

Thank you for giving us hope of a possible better future. As consumers we look for alternative foods to the poison being sold to us. So I’m so grateful that the farmers are starting this move. God bless and protect you all. From citizen of South Africa

[@standunitedorfall1863]

Keep doing what you're doing. You are on the right track. Expect some flack when you are close to the target. Blessings to you.

[@mick0880]

God bless these farmers and farmers all around. Without them, I wouldn't be able to eat on this healthy path. They're angels and saints to me.

[@hanaoshimapiano]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful film. It speaks the truth many ought to know about when making decisions as consumers - what we support and who we're giving the power to. Not blindly led by BigAG.

[@Synchromystic777]

So excited to see what our near future holds! Get this stuff out there yall!

[@an67481]

9:47 the donkey in the back!

[@JeremyLitchfield]

Amazing!

[@allenwilliams4058]

We need to transform school grounds into micro ecosystems that students can witness similar benefits of respecting & fostering nature. God bless you all and the prophetic message you share!

[@rjaquaponics9266]

What a wonderful film and even better message for all farmers. Bravo! I am not a farmer, but some day I hope to build a permaculture food forest. I have done a lot of research over the last decade learning where health comes from. One topic I researched was how a college in MN initiated a program to use papermill by-products to raise the pH of crop land. It worked quite well, but at what cost? They initiated the program approximately 20 years ago, but since then, the cancer rates in NE MN have increased dramatically. I'm sure glyphosate and GMO crops played a role. However, papermill by-products are littered with heavy metals and many toxins. If these toxins are applied to the soil, there is a good chance the plants are contaminated as well. Another practice I learned about is how septic system sludge is sprayed on farmers fields. In spring, when you drive in the country and think you are smelling cow manure, it's really human waste scattered on the fields. And then there are CAFOs where massive ponds holding animal waste too toxic to discharge. One man in Wisconsin was standing next to one of these ponds and literally dropped dead. They blamed it on a perfect storm of climate conditions. Nevertheless, farmers take all kinds of risks to produce food. Very few people ever take the time to learn about it or appreciate their hard work. Conventional Ag of mono-cropping relies heavily on man-made chemicals/fertilizers which produce crops that are devoid of nutrition. Growing sterile crops in dead dirt. The message of this film says, It doesn't need to be that way. They are 100 percent correct. Dead soil with no living microbiome produces unhealthy foods. Let nature do the work for you by growing in living soil. Nature still knows how, we just need to get out of the way! Rj - Beyond Harvest Veganistas on minds dot com

[@rjaquaponics9266]

@@Jj-gi2uv I am a fan of Mark Shepard. I am more toward veggies vs animal ag. Mark might be the only person growing chestnuts.

[@ramilurazmanov]

The film is amazing! Sorry to see so little amount of views. Thank you a lot for your amazing work!❤

[@jasondylan5488]

I'm so thrilled to see the Zack Bush end game ...or rather Genesis in this farmers Re birth ...brave new 🌎 world

[@erik-andrehegna6654]

Beautifull! When I am out in nature I feel connected or part of somthing that is alot bigger then myself. I see birds doing their own business, I see trees stretching for a spot in the sun, I see insects walking on the ground searching for food. I always recongize that each species have their own life and being part of that makes me feel a part of something greater. Because we are all dependent on each other. Every tree, insect, plant, human, animal. A healthy tree needs insects, bacteria, earthworms and different life interacting with it. It is really humbling to me. So when I see videoes of regenerative agriculture, where you enforce and promote lots of and different kind of life, I get the feeling of true wholeness. Part of the universe, not seperate from it.

[@pepper419]

At last, at last. Green grass and healthy cattle.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING AND SHARING THIS FILM!!!! I´m crying but grateful for your work... we have to conect and make these positive changes together globaly... as fastest as possible. Thank you a lot!

[@joannadorothy]

Yes, lets back to what was good and healthy. There is a chance to stop long term plan to destroy soil killing the food sources. Thank you for this video. Thank you for sharing the truth.

[@sigfreed11]

What a great video, thank you for your effort in this space - so incredibly important! Consumers should absolutely buy organic if at all capable to afford it

[@theurbanthirdhomestead]

There should be no such thing as non-organic/conventional.

[@ram33309]

Sense of urgency instilled.

[@lovelyholistic]

hearing the reaity of what farmers go through breaks my heart...

[@john1boggity56]

Beautiful film - I love what you're doing. The irony is that urban centers now dictate largely what farmers grow, where and how. Provenance is everything !!!

[@vrom13]

Who's decision was it to subsidize corn and soy beans in the first place?

[@fgiraldo9603]

Amazing!! Thanks for sharing.. Do you know if there is someone here in Brazil working with regenerative agriculture?

[@jerrymarnon41]

BOBBY K. NEXT POTUS HE ALSO KNOWS AND WILL ACT WHEN NEXT POTUS.❤🎉❤🎉

[@ListenToYourHorse]

Great film! But suggestion: When someone is talking, lower the volume on the music ;)

[@designingmindy]

Thank you for sharing! 🙏🏻💖

[@parkerfawcett1370]

How do the regenerative farmers control there pest species in their commercial crops with out chemical spray applications or large amounts of soil tillage? Great video

[@frankiegarcia6100]

I wish I could sit with all the people all sitting at that table at 12:25

[@STLisAlive]

Wonderful!

[@jeannettedewit9005]

Thank you for this!!

[@pclarkeperform]

👏👏👏 the answer is very often staring us right in the face; I could be wrong but my sense is that this type of farming in just one complete state could almost feed the whole US and more if managed optimally. Good luck to everyone involved 👍👍

[@slangster233]

healing broken hearths

[@roo1872]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!

[@biodivers5294]

We can only hope that nature forgives us. Again…

[@chinmeilien]

It’s alarming to hear Dr.Zach sharing about glyphosate in our soil that caused cancer!! @13:05”

[@Numbabu]

Why do you think it causes cancer?

[@juliebosch3169]

I am Native American my ancestors farmed this land for THOUSANDS OF YEARS before contact from Europeans. They did so without chemicals. Look to indigenous knowledge I promise the answers are there. We were stewards of this land for a long time.

[@wisegentle7859]

We can stop killing ourselves

[@Automat1kkk]

Servus ;) schöne Erklärung! Gut gemacht... 👍🏻 zufällig schon mal das basische Aktivwasser von einem Aquacentrum Gerät schon mal ausprobiert? Dieses Getränk ist richtig lecker! 🌱 Wieso gerade hier? Hmm das kann ich nicht hier nicht einfach so sagen.. Das MolecularHydrogenInstitute sagt z.B. Wasserstoff ist anti-entzündlich Psst: Es nutzen die ganzen Stars um jung zu bleiben Ist viel besser als Regenwasser ! ☘

[@speakeasydoorman4966]

Reconnect with the earth

[@obrothersrc]

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[@speakeasydoorman4966]

Watch the truth Share the truth Be the truth

[@krisg3984]

I agree that selling American soil to other countries- is just plain wrong

[@jx__xj6308]

Cool. Just for educations purpose, could you show the process of the animals going from being alive to being turned into food? I have a feeling that they proobably aren't too happy about it so i'd like to see the process just to be assured that they like being slaughtered and butchered even though they're healthy and young.

[@pepper419]

You know darlin'. The same thing is happening with people as with cattle. They're poisoning us and the animals with all these drugs and neither of us need any of them. God, keep up the good work.

[@silverpromidi]

The other downside to treated seed is the damage it does to honey bees.

[@lovelyholistic]

13:30

[@CristinaCiccarelli-uu3ln]

😘

[@tritchie6272]

I don't think God ever wanted us to use so many chemicals in our food. We could learn some things about food Production by observing Gods creation.

[@250txc]

Why show a cow in slow motion? BS..

[@DukeGMOLOL]

Blubbering crockery.