Context is everything! - Regenerating the Ranch Episode 1 - Regenerative Ranching Docuseries

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

We are really excited to be sharing our journey with you all! Stay tuned for more episodes! Leave any questions or comments you have below!

[@teresaprice5070]

LOVE THAT!! "Practices are many; principles are few...so we try to focus on the principles!" WISDOM right there!! 💖

[@Caleuche3]

this is brilliant. I've just come across the series and I am extremely excited to watch the rest of it

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thanks so much!

[@Its_Ev]

Great job, Noble!

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thanks!

[@AJRICHARDS]

Top notch story telling and production quality! I’m really enjoying this series and learning a lot.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thanks for letting us know! Much appreciated!

[@AgriWebb]

Stellar job, Noble Research Institute! Thank you for the work you and your teams are doing to support this industry and its members.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thank you!

[@Thediscoverynick]

Love it! Great work.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thank you! Glad you like it!

[@r.curtisknight5995]

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[@coryferguson]

I have sandy ground. Bermuda likes it but man it's hard to get it to do stuff.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

There are several pastures there that do have good luck with Bermuda grass for sure!

[@AffordablePC1]

60 million Bison or Buffalo were roaming 200 years ago, that was alot ororganic matter back to the soils.

[@bobfortune8411]

bees makes honey and it sells for a lot of money............golden it be....also good for giving warm to young goats and lambs and mothers in milk or pre/post partum....mix in water with great salt Real salt and vinegar and it is the best and safe for baby birds....hot days....stress....full of all you need

[@RealDarkBlade]

Love how bigger enterprises look at making this way of farming the main and only way. Seems like until now you'd only have small families with a couple of hectares look after their soil

[@aaronh4963]

Cant wait to see more! - Aspiring Farmer , Alberta Canada

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JoeCinocca]

This is so informative

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thanks Joe! Glad you are enjoying it.

[@SunDeviledEgger]

Great job @NobleResearchInstitute !!! From @DaddyDaughterFarmin to you, we truly appreciate and love this stuff!!!

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@marschlosser4540]

Dr. Cathy Voss recommended watching your films, tho we're in South Central AZ. The soil is sandy adobe with great moisture holding capacity. But, plenty of caliche, Calcium Carbonate. Nothing roots in lime. Beautiful country, tho, and plenty of feed like mesquite, which has the same feed value as clover. When the Big Horn fires came north they were stopped dead when it hit range land. That, I told people, is when you raise your hands and thank God for the termite and cattle. Cattle break down dead growth and -forbs, and when they're on the ground AZ native termites cover it, then break it up and bury it where fire cannot touch it. God's peace.

[@wipje41]

very cool - subbed.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Thanks for the sub! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@troybishoppthegrasswhisper3703]

Thanks :)

[@coryferguson]

6:02 what time of the year is this?? I feel middle June would be ideal to what he's talking about.

[@NobleResearchInstitute]

Hey Cory, This specific part with Jim Johnson was filmed June 3rd, 2021.