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@johngault86885 ай бұрын
We need more Ray Archuleta's in the world!!!
@natorsi5 ай бұрын
“The plant is the mouth of the soil” - I LOVE it
@Yesimthatkid5 ай бұрын
Yes this is a great idea; could you understand who he was quoting?
@Yesimthatkid5 ай бұрын
Actually I was able to find this quote elsewhere - Archuleta added, “Ancient people used to say: The plant is the mouth of the soil. So, if you don’t have a plant, you don’t have a mouth. You’re not feeding the microbes and the microbes need to be fed every day.”
@helliestar11813 ай бұрын
I read your comment at the same time he said this 🍃💚.... 🙏
@garywillow65785 ай бұрын
I am religious in my approach to gardening and I believe in paramagnetic energy. The cannabis that grows is a gift from the earth that connects myself to the planet. Peace and unity in the green community.
@randalmoroski11845 ай бұрын
moretoknowmoretogrow…
@johac76375 ай бұрын
Happy, hungry, sleepy.
@cdpoolgirl28135 ай бұрын
I love the idea of nature and religion being one, when I was a little girl my grandfather would always tell me when we go out into nature that we are in the dirt church.
@OfftoShambalaАй бұрын
I have always felt that way too. 🙏👊🍀
@paulbray3594Ай бұрын
Today , let's attend Soil Church! I was taught that dirt is under the nails😅
@henrykuyvenhoven25425 ай бұрын
Thanks Matt Powers and Ray Archuleta. Being supported to change course is essential for everyone. I have been one of those organic farming guys who did a great deal of tilling and destroyed my spil structures. I didn't understand what happened. I thought I was doing it right. The science is emerging from a different place because now Humanity is threatened and the love for our children, family members and communities is what is motivating the questioning of what is the right relationship to Nature, soils, insects, animals, plants and the living food we eat.
@ThePermacultureStudent5 ай бұрын
Thank you for being here and being part of our community Henry!!
@twindragon-tu1wd25 ай бұрын
And Father God ❤😂🎉...
@Dust2LivingSoil5 ай бұрын
Thank you Matt for bringing these Conversations to life. I I love Rays work and hope to follow in his footsteps.
@earthpurse5 ай бұрын
Thanks Ray! Great to hear you speak. These are some of the most important conversations we can have in this time.
@SolarSolaceFarms5 ай бұрын
9:30 these demos are awesome, I demo these for the NRCS in Utah now. Opens eyes, really does, it’s almost impossible to believe Ray once was nervous to speak in front of people.
@Lana.L.Benson4 ай бұрын
Understanding ecology properly strengthens our economy. There’s nothing more important really in this time, or anytime for us to understand. Thank you MATT for your love and passionate quest to understand the most precious thing we really could come to know. SOIL and PLANTS.
@cooperativegardenscommissi96945 ай бұрын
Food is medicine
@dank_strainger5 ай бұрын
I love the energy in this conversation !! Thank you guys for doing what you do .. much love and respect
@emummy25 ай бұрын
Love this! Its all about our individual context. Where am I RIGHT NOW and where do I want to be. Then, how do I get there? ....In a safe regenerative way? (And that applies to ALL areas of life not just gardening and agriculture)
@CharlesGann15 ай бұрын
Thank houforthks great interviewwithI Ray. Appreciateyour allboth ofthe you have donetremendous in regen and soil biology health.
@Yellowskunkfarms5 ай бұрын
Thanks for the knowledge and wisdom 🙏
@tinfoilhatscholar5 ай бұрын
Well this is exciting!
@veziqiniso442522 күн бұрын
8:43 - on transitioning and what it takes to convince farmers to change
@DatsiKxModzАй бұрын
Ray has the right outlook
@Czibs1115 ай бұрын
Wow I am surprised to see comments that refer to mixing religion with gardening ...... No we took God out of everything and now we are paying ! The creator of the universe made everything and through him all things were made !!! Bring the relationship between God and man back and you will always have success ❤❤❤
@credenza15 ай бұрын
Ray's comments about "renewal" remind me of the passage in the Bible about the "new leaven"; a change in the fundamental perception of life. It makes wonder if the experience of regenerative agriculture would be a way to help people with addiction issues, by connecting them in a direct physical way with the healing nature of God, and the beauty of true goodness.
@RizIsTheBiz4 ай бұрын
Great discussion!
@SHANONisRegenerate5 ай бұрын
Great chat guys. Lets get as many Farmers on the Journey as soon as possible 🎉❤
@penniyoga5 ай бұрын
Thank you both❤
@markus_selloi5 ай бұрын
We should not reduce things in this complex situation to one thing, saying that CO2 is not a problem is just completely easy to disprove. Like we know what this gas does. Not saying that AG doesn't fix that also, and not saying that the other things aren't as important, but with what mr Archuleta said at min 51 then reduces the complexity again. A little bit of a paradox, saying this with all respect to the true things that were said ❤
@ThePermacultureStudent5 ай бұрын
We definitely need more CO2 cycling and more efficiently. That much is painfully clear from the science despite all the efforts to obscure that. Ray sees it for what it is. The topdown authoritarianism using CO2 as a bogeyman are the issue. We just need to bring back nature i.e. " biodiversity". Check out an entire video on the topic from the Carbon Cycle's perspective: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppvRqZeIq6Z2fas
@markus_selloi5 ай бұрын
@@ThePermacultureStudent I don't disagree with any of that :) There are loads of problems with our neoliberal politics, the industry is just way too powerful.. Austria's leading party for basically decades now has like a third of them as large scale, conventional farmers. Our legislation has been horrible. Our taxes are pretty nice in farming, but it mostly is just rigged for the big guys. None of our politicians has our best interest in mind..
@helliestar11813 ай бұрын
💚🍃🐌💚🍃🐛💚 Thank you both of you 🍥🌼 💛
@dantheman91355 ай бұрын
ThankQ
@matthewcerini6992 ай бұрын
If you are not walking around your property daily and noticing changes and asking why those changes are occurring and then finding the answers to your questions, you will not learn anything and you will fail. It's as simple as that.
@matthewcerini6992 ай бұрын
In public school we learn to place Science and academics above our own experiences. We need to treat science as a tool, not an end or an answer. We are in trouble today because farmers have delegated science and education to scientists and educators, many of whom have never farmed a day in their lives. We need a new type of farmer who practices the science and teaches what they've learned. The same has happened with society. We've delegated governance to politicians who do not represent ourselves. We all deserve to reap what we sow.
@kotukuwhakapiko4675 ай бұрын
58:19 💚💪 What can man offer?.....When man gets everything from soil .
@DatsiKxModzАй бұрын
Are plants eating microbes or are microbes eating plants? Chickens or egg
@jeremyschissler3373 ай бұрын
❤
@Scc-gn6kk5 ай бұрын
What is your email, so I can send you a few pictures of some fungi I've never seen?
@chippsterstephens68004 ай бұрын
Sure seems like god got this right, we screwed it all up.
@ThePermacultureStudent4 ай бұрын
The Adam & Eve portion of the scriptures took on new meaning for me a few years ago when I recognized that. What have we done to nature? What is happening to our health? It's all connected.
@allon334 ай бұрын
Greedy stupid methods of farming, leading innocent men to destroy their land. ☹
@randalmoroski11845 ай бұрын
More to grow more to know.! Great video!
@MelonsandMaters5 ай бұрын
We would have so many more farmers if the serfs agreed to stop feeding the cops attorneys and other bureaucrats who claim to hold higher claim to your land and work.
@pamelag.44174 ай бұрын
Thank you for bringing the family together, you’re the best. 😊🌴🦋
@OfftoShambalaАй бұрын
I have a friend who is about to lead the govt run northern az geologists … he has been working in lead positions with the fish and game in Virginia and Alaska … not sure what affect this truth may have on those group of scientists or him as a leader, but when I told him I was moving to a pinion juniper forest to establish a farm… he said it was impossible and cited his fathers failures (pre internet) and how others attempts were failed and the lack of water… etc… based on other things he’s said, I question his science education. I have sent a link of this interview to him.
@andrewwoodruff97735 ай бұрын
I will be forever indebted to Ray Archuleta for his all day workshop he gave ten years ago. I left that day knowing my life was about to drastically change. Today i am a consultant for a non profit that took over a piece of land that i farmed for many years. Five years ago we implemented all of the principles that i learned from Ray. We grow vegetables at tractor scale, with a strong focus on reducing tillage while implementing rotation grazing, multi species cover cropping, and composting. The changes we have seen in this short time have been mind blowing. It has taken a lot of patience and re-education, and having faith that when you restore the natural systems at full strength, your soils can over come so many of the challenges that plague our current production systems. My regenerative journey has been life changing and brought purpose in my later years, thanks to Ray, and all of the other amazing regenerative farmers that are sharing their journeys. Thank you Ray!!!
@jeremyschissler3373 ай бұрын
A sickle mower is a superior tool for cutting and harvesting a cover crop that can be used as a green material for a compost pile….which also integrates an exogenous carbon source adding to the overall total added organic material…. In the event that a cash crop is harvested …the detritus layer is largely ignored and so my postulate is simply that it could very well be much more effective use of the bio matter in the field if the material was used to make compost or fermented materials if of course you can facilitate the reduced Fenton reaction with a quick germination process…. I’m actually thinking it would be great to integrate all of these methods…where one might sickle harvest from a foot high and crimp the unusually high stubble down so both compost and the detritus layer were facilitated….the compost affords the agronomist an opportunity to carbon chelate and embody all of the nutrients necessary to hit the target fertility ratios for the desired succession stage. This means that the overall long term fertility program could be even more effective at generating sufficient organic matter …… I would like to ask and see what Ray thinks
@JackiverstineАй бұрын
Matt! That was Awesome! What a great guy, well both YOU😅
@lenayeagle96505 ай бұрын
This is an excellent talk!
@Lana.L.Benson4 ай бұрын
“ASK NATURE” 💎💎💎💎💎
@lorraineesman205 ай бұрын
I'm trying to restore our wheat field and kick off the farmer who leases it for wheat but everything is covered in JohnsonGrass... like at least one plant per SF. My old school parents want it tilled and I am trying to figure out how in the world to fix it. HELP!?!
@b_dalea4495 ай бұрын
Completely anecdotal recommendation but if you never let the seed heads form, the plant loses most of its vigor. In a season or two it reduced by more than 50%, and it 4 years (for me) was gone. You have to stay on top of it though. If you miss the seed head growth, it then puts its energy into root growth, making it stronger and harder to get rid of.
@matsnjp10335 ай бұрын
What the fu... are you saying? This is a misleading and terribly unfortunate way to express something as (most probably?) an important mission that you have ... You can do better!
@natorsi5 ай бұрын
What’s the problem?
@williemasterofdestruction53395 ай бұрын
Are you referring to the implications that tilling is good? The title is off-putting...
@phineassamuel46575 ай бұрын
He meant using a shovel to see into the soil so that we can know our land @@williemasterofdestruction5339