Future of Agriculture - Challenging Assumptions About Regenerative Agriculture with John Kempf

[@suburbanbiology]

I really like the new recorded voice at the beginning of this episode. Music too. It's a nice touch. Because the first 30 seconds of each video is so important for viewer retention might I suggest having some rolling footage of successful crops/farms you've worked with (drone shots of orchards etc) and shots of the AEA team doing things (without showing John's face of course). This could be rolling as the intro voiceover is being heard. As always your content is great. I would just love to see the YT algorithm spread the message further. Getting higher viewer retention would help that happen. Also maybe having John request that viewers subscribe/ click the thumbs up icon or request that they share this video with anyone they know that likes plants etc. In a recent video I made about rain tanks I finally asked folks to click the thumbs up and it increased my total views and the number of "likes" by a factor of 5. Apparently it really does help a video get more impressions which leads to more views. I think there is huge potential for your message to gain a footing outside of farming alone. I'm using your products in my backyard and so far I'm quite impressed. I see a future where other suburbanites may want to do the same for the sake of their soil health at home. Keep up the great work and I hope you hit your wefunder goals!!!!

[@kitmburau]

I went to wefunder and bought in. I'm proud to be invested in AEA. Keep up the great work!

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

This is another awesome conversation! Thanks John, as always for your insight! I just interviewed Dylan Vaca of the delong seed company last week on my channel and it looks like these pieces are really working their way down through the chain. It's awesome to see this functioning at scale! I know it will just keep getting better!

[@Agrowanderer]

I enjoy listening to you John and have been discussing about the benefits of regenerative or holistic agriculture for at least the last 10 years. I am interested however in the statement made about PGR's - I wasn't aware that the process of Photosynthesis productions stops? Do you have any research or data to show that this is happening as I am having a hard time in finding anything confirming these concerns 🤔

[@regenerativegardeningwithpatti]

Excellent interview, and great information as always. Thank you

[@richardheinen1126]

Another great podcast!!! 👍🏻

[@peterclark6290]

Objectives: A: The carnivore diet is the human diet. B: Herbivores can make use of every type of pasture, open, riparian, silvo, shrub heavy, etc. Which will reduce the land needed for Agriculture. C: Concentrating on soil health for not only agricultural land but also park and wild reserves will add drought and flood mitigation while expanding habitat opportunity for diversity. Shared use. D: Pastoral Earth: to turn insolation into sugars and sequester it where it can do the most good, the soil. The non-arctic deserts have to be reclaimed (Dr. W. Jehne, Allan Savory).

[@wilecatrexy]

You know I've never seen Jon's face before, but I've listened to him talk a lot.

[@annburge291]

Well, not much face is visible behind a bushy beard...