Revolutionizing Tobacco Farming with Soil Health

[@freedomgrowers333]

I really enjoy all of the videos put out on this channel. Thank you for your research and sharing these inspiring studies.

[@FrazzleDazzle9]

Nevermind the actual crop, so much to learn from this experience about principles & practices. Thanks guys

[@garybrohard3144]

I can answer that question of insect predator prey. This is just in my 1 acre food forrest. I have been working for the last 5 years on adding trees, building good soil biology, adding terracing to hold water, etc. This year I have had the most live in my yard. Spiders everywhere, multiple families of birds raised, skinks and lizards, praying mantis, parasitic wasp, native bees I have never seen before, and despite a drought, the greenest plants and yard in the neighborhood. No pesticide, only natural fertilizers, garden tone and fish/kelp, sugar, calcium, compost and compost tea.

[@OsceolaFoodForests]

❤ good work! I'm looking forward to contacting Ronald

[@farangfarm]

Very interesting again, looking forward to starting the course. I enjoyed the discussion on creating all these different test sites to build proof of your system. I hope I can apply it to a rice field here in Thailand after completing the course! 🌾🌾🌾🌾

[@mayamachine]

I grow tobacco! my best friend is a soil biologists from your school! we own property together.. happy your doing a tobacco video.. do a marijuana video please..

[@boubacartidianediallo]

I'm a biggerner on biologie farming

[@bernardcribbins7083]

Both my grandparents were killed far too early by tobacco. It's sad to see good people giving people who deal in death a spotlight.

[@Propril]

I am sorry for you losing your gp's too early. Tobacco is a sacred plant with great power. Unfortunately western industrial consumer focused hyper-individualism is killing us.

[@bernardcribbins7083]

@Propril thank you. It's highly addictive, increases the risk of dozens of life threatening conditions such as heart disease and is carcinogenic. If people want to carry on using it, that's their prerogative. But it affects the people around them too, sacred or not.

[@Rob-px4gp]

...to the detriment of human health. Irony.