Fred Provenza | What Animals Eat And Why Should We Care? | 031

[@russellbass5854]

In this conversation Dr. Provenza provides an eye opening, peak experience of knowledge and perspective to my sensibilities.

[@theegocalledjeremy2226]

This talk is genuinely a Golden Nugget. It's so ironic how we wander away from what's good for us (Lust) just to find our way back. There is no new thing under the 🌞.

[@floridanaturalfarming3367]

Brilliant discussion, I love this topic, probably the most important thing we should look at healthy balanced biology, it will and should change how we grow food, it’s back to cow manure, thank you Fred Provenza and Real Organic Project!

[@jamesanderson677]

Thank you Real Organic Project and Professor Provenza..GOD bless you to continue this essential work. Minute 23:00, diverse PASTURE = human HEALTH vs FEEDLOT meat = human SICKNESS

[@ivangil-silva2044]

When I grew up this was standard procedure in farming. No one is reinventing the wheel on growing food brother.

[@alansalhany5229]

Great show. Really enjoyed those beautiful creatures God made. I had never seen a duck show ever so it was very interesting to me.

[@amyjones2490]

We bought 2 cows at auction a 2 year old and a 9 year old. They came from a cafo by the looks of their hooves and declassified the old cow ate lots of "weeds" when she got on pasture and the young one didn't. The young one died at 3 yesterday and so did her daughters and the old cow and daughters lasted for years. Incidentally the young cows daughters won at shows every year and the old cows weren't liked by judges.

[@amyjones2490]

This spring I bought some strawberries in a pot that had decorative red blossoms. They were so pretty but I spit out every strawberry so I put them in the ground as an edging plant for my flower garden and those berries sweetened up to be delicious. Go figure.