Will Harris, Owner/Operator, White Oak Pastures

[@CriticalThinkingGuy]

I have a Mid-West accent from the State of Michigan. Proud to hear you both believe in natural agriculture processes that heal the land. I'm so glad to hear more people talking about erosion and fresh water among other topics. Stopping erosion and hydrating the land are paramount to the future. Thank you both.

[@SharleenShanley]

I'm here in late 2023 because I saw that he just wrote a book. I met him in 2017 at the general store of his farm while on a road trip, and he had the most beautiful blue dog. His philosophy and methodology just as mesmerizing as that dog! He seems like one of the best people you could know.

[@wadepatton2433]

"Nature abhors a monoculture" Keep preaching Bro. Harris!

[@thegoatman62]

Mr. Harris is a fascinating man , if more people thought like him one day maybe agriculture will return to its roots.

[@brandonkrause6401]

This guy is a modern day warrior.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

Don't let his 'aw shucks' drawl fool you - he's as sharp as a tack and is nobody's fool.

[@downbntout]

What could have helped us all here on YT is a microphone for those asking questions. People, anytime you film a thing, get this done.

[@Cleofizoid]

It's unfortunate the audience questions are inaudible or very low audibility. Still interesting speaker. Dr. Berry sent me...

[@kspehar1]

“A lot of the problems we’ve got, this kind of farming is the cure.” :-)

[@phillyphreak5418]

The bald eagle story is amazing!

[@downbntout]

From 1/2% organic matter in his soil to 5% and up, 3rd party verified, he has met Elon Musk's criteria and is owed the $100K prize

[@downbntout]

If his food products have half the terroir of his wonderful accent, then I must have some. On top of all the rightness of what he's doing.

[@Gustav4]

Hehe, that is intensive farming