EVERY farm should do this, MOST WON'T!

How to Measure Ecosystem Health [Regenerative Agriculture]
We're partnering with the Savory Institute and Snaplands LLC to prove that regenerative land management makes a difference. We've begun the process of Ecological Outcome Verification for measuring ecosystem health, biodiversity, soil health, and carbon sequestration here at Heifer Ranch. If you've ever asked yourself, "Does regenerative agriculture work?" then tune in as Savory EOV Master Verifier Ryan White explains the impact of data we're collecting here at Heifer USA this week.
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[@HelloPrkr]

Super excited for you guys and your progress on this path! Not only is this going to have a huge impact on your own land, but will also ripple out to everyone you influence as well. Chapeau!

[@dngarden4184]

Thank you very much for sharing useful knowledge, I also love planting trees, gardening, and wish I had a large farm to plant trees.

[@la912]

This is a pretty good video about Holistic Management. I suscribe

[@joepeeer4830]

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[@Dlowr7]

This is amazing that we finally have a way to quantify regeneration. My only concern with this is the pyramidal organization of this method. If verification is done by someone other than an environmental scientist, it seems that verification looses credibility. Especially if verification is done by someone who was trained by someone else who isn't a professional in the scientific field.

[@dwighthires3163]

I am frustrated out of my socks with the idea of spending trillions of dollars to change the structure of our society. However, one item deep in the gigantic bill is; "$55 billion to promote climate-friendly farming and forestry research programs"