These gentlemen have really changed my life and the way I run my farm. I have owned cattle since I got a USDA youth loan my senior year of high school. I started selling directly to consumers about three years ago. I ran across a video of Allen Williams explaining regenerative grazing last year then got hooked on watching him and Gabe Brown videos. I started moving my herd daily on my small farm in Mississippi can already see a difference and can't wait to see the long term affects. I really appreciate what y'all do for the farmer.

@carboncowboys

4 жыл бұрын

That sounds fantastic, Main Farms! Best of luck with your work!

@tanyasteers4802

7 ай бұрын

This was 3 years ago take some video I'm sure you have video from before too throw it on KZread. The more who see the better and some people need someone with their accent

@buyingmississippi6791

6 ай бұрын

Yeah man, I’m in Mississippi too. Where are you located? I’m in the Jackson Metro area

Indian farmers are severely affected by suicide records after NGOs got together with petroleum based chemical companies and GMO seed companies and told farmers “this is what you have to do”. Thanks so much for your film.

@adriandavis1200

11 күн бұрын

I was just reading through the comments to see if anyone had mentioned the Indian suicide problem. Thanks for being aware. 😊

I love the thought of rural life coming alive again. It is true in somethings that old is better. Like old homes, old furniture and old ways. Pride in one’s work to be the best, please come back.

My son in law and daughter just purchased his former dairy cattle family farm, and are beginning a beef cattle operation. I will show them the videos pertaining to your principles!

My husband and I are farm kids who''ve been living in the city for a long time in a subdivision. Now we built a new house out on an island in the San Juans - PNW. I found a Gabe video just as we were putting our garden in. It's postage stamp sized which makes us sheepish trying to grow things. But this regenerative movement I'm learning about isn't about size or scale. It is about healthy soil and healthy bodies. Because this video with the 4 of you is current after months of COVID19 shut down, fear, control, politics, despair and hopelessness all around us.....at the end of this video I sat with my head in my hands and just sobbed. And my heart filled with hope again for us and for our world, for our future - personally and collectively. Blessings to all. Thank you so much. What a gift. What a lift. What a light you shine. Light always puts out darkness.

@lynhirthe9674

4 жыл бұрын

lovely Kathleen. wait til u see the rest of the films ~ heart abounds. so uplifting

Thank God this idea is finally spreading! I first heard about this years ago when researching organic foods and 6:15 found Joel Salatin and Polyface Farm in Swoop Virginia who has been doing this for a long time. And I realized why in the world would a farmer ever have to buy fertilizer when it’s coming out of the back of a cow? Healthy soil is the answers! Amen!

I truly support the idea of teaching our children how to eat for ultimate health. I was a high school teacher and had to teach according to the MyPlate standards. I had students share they had a variety of digestive problems.

I’ve shared all of the Carbon Cowboy movies with friends and family. Our nation’s well being begins with the soil and the people who understand it. I wish every schoolchild could see some of these movies. They’ve been fed so many lies and half truths about farmers and cows; the people need to see and hear the truth from the root of the tree. Off my soapbox now. 😊

@terrafarmer48

Жыл бұрын

💚🙏🌎

When you can be truly proud of what you do, knowing you're making a healthy product and making the ecosystems healthier, you're going to be a happier human.

These men will be remembered in History as saviours of our mother earth, the soil.

@terrafarmer48

Жыл бұрын

Yes 💚🌎🙏

@jonniricard7460

6 ай бұрын

They learned it from Allan Savory

@jonathandelgado8253

6 ай бұрын

@@jonniricard7460 We ALL stand on the shoulders of the giants that preceded us.

I’m in the desert of West Texas. Just got dairy goats last year and have been walking them around to graze and setting up day long paddocks on my 3 acre homestead. I’ve lived here 30 years and I’m already seeing more biodiversity and grasses coming back after our recent rains. Thank you for all that yall are doing. We are looking to buy more property and plan to incorporate rotational grazing there as well.

@vivalaleta

3 ай бұрын

Digging swales?

If your focus is on water wildlife, sea creatures, SOIL HEALTH IS PARAMOUNT!

Our Momma's never wanted to hear "ya...but" let's keep our minds open to new wisdom. We are never too old to learn a new concept.

As a recent carnivore diet adoptee and homestead/farmer to be, these guys have opened my mind! All the pieces begin to come together for this world.

Three of my hero's, LOVE IT!

Allen on Supply Chain Rebuilding Bringing production closer to the consumer is true in food to automobiles.

"These are the principles of nature." Thank you Peter for bringing this together! Thank you gentlemen, my hat's off to y'all

My wife and I moved out to the country. I soon learned that living in the city is much healthier. The industrial agriculture model has destroyed the countryside. I am very close to a confined hog operation. The fields are tilled and fed glyphosate and neonictitiods. Just imagine being surrounded by regenerative farms! Paradise compared to this.

@vivalaleta

Жыл бұрын

Amen.

@laurapugh5874

10 күн бұрын

People are moving to the forest in the hillsxaround my parents and destroying everything and planting one tree on their land. Literally gutting our forest

This is relevant for anywhere in the world.

Thought provoking conversation. So much to learn about how to farm with nature. 👍

I just watched all of the film paddocks. Well worth the time.

We have no farms but these videos have led us to Mr. Tallamy and we have rethought the planting of our 3 properties-some urban

Legends

I ran across your site and these videos. I hope your still active because I've been sending clips and info to my family members still involved in ranching / farming. I love your work Mr. Byck!

Thank you all! I shared this video on my Facebook Feed!

Will saying "we aspire to be gabe brown" hahahahahahahahaha! Awesome.

Mr Harris shaking his head at the idea of ND being God's country is hilarious 😂😂😂

time for a new video guys!!

I have life in Indonesia, in Indonesia the problem is corporate take 80% the land, so people of Indonesia don't have power to control soil health for better ecology.

@laurapugh5874

10 күн бұрын

🥺

BRAVO everyone! I have watched all of your Carbon Cowboy episodes and I think they are excellent in content and cinematically. I only wish these videos had hundreds of millions of views and that the demand presented the need for production in multiple languages. I'd like to share an idea that I believe would help you multiply your message exponentially but I am not sure how to reach you. Are you on LinkedIn?

@carboncowboys

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Steve, thanks so much for your comments and wanting to share ideas to get the word out! You can reach us at info@carboncowboys.org. Look forward to hearing from you!

Love it. By the way, Ancel Benjamin Keys was American not European, you can't blame us for him :)

I love these guys. They're making everything better for all of us.

You guys are hysterical! Everyone aspires to be Gabe Brown.

These heroes need to be invited to the whitehouse, to meet the president and spread their message .

@laurapugh5874

10 күн бұрын

Not this present pres! He wants to destroy us

Inspiring hope, backed by evidence and the output to show it works. Real world Avengers superheroes 😁👍🏼

God bless each and every one of you! Happy treehugger here…

Just finished Roots So Deep. Wow. I am a 43 yr old city dwelling, IT guy, but this knowledge has me asking, "Could I be a farmer?"

Gabe and Allen are my heros Will is growing on me👍

Love these videos! Please keep making them!!

Damn i want to be a farmer now

Peter, have you ever spoke to the ranchers in the Big Sandy NRCD up here in Mohave County?

I agree with Gabe. I get up from the super table and go to the fridge and look in there for something else to eat. I think there is so little nutritional value that our bodies are still needing nutrients!!

@Carbon Cowboys Thanks so much for this video. Have you looked at the output of meat per ha in the regenerative model with stacked enterprizes etc vs industrial models of corn and soy feeding animals in CAFO's. And factoring in allocated and unallocated ('hidden / denied') costs to the models.

All of your thoughts are spectacular, but, the big boys won't let you play. They (farm equipment/fertilizer lobbyists) will squash all of your efforts to get the message out.

Gabe should know best because he is up against a short growing season and brutal cold winters

There use to be laws limiting the size of Big Business . Not against business just limiting the size. Looked up Ancel Keyes in Wik , very disturbing character.

Doesn’t the percentage organic content in the soil where the crops are grown directly correlate to the nutrient content in the food? Couldn’t food be labelled as a legal requirement with this information? How much organic content in the soil where the food is grown? On supermarket shelves etc?

👍👍

I'm married to Neil Dennis's niece, and we have a very small farm in Saskatchewan Canada . Very cool to be apart of this movement

I want to grow food and I’m 64years old

✌️💜💜💜

34:46 nutritional pyramid; also meat played up and beans played down. 36:40 tools; subsidies regulations, (later added commoditization). subsidize soil health, polyculultures, and decrease industrialization. 42:35 go back to think of farms as ecosystems. By thinking of farms as food factories, the reductive mindset has brought about the demise of our health & resilience.

So the fertilizer companies are or will be soon kaput?🎉

Does anybody know why the meat shortage didn't actually turn out happening?

@sookibeulah9331

2 жыл бұрын

Because Trump invoked the Defence Protection Act which forced/ enabled slaughterhouses to stay open irrespective of the health of its employees. It meant that slaughterhouses became exempt from any safety guidelines around Covid that might have protected workers. It didn’t matter how many got sick in a plant the plant would stay open and it would just hire more staff to replace to people who had got sick.

So I wonder if the train and truck chemicals spills were a part of harming the soil to aquire the land

@oldchunkofcoal2774

5 күн бұрын

Obviously not

I appreciate you gentlemen and what u stand for. But I don't agree at all with any new normal and the restrictions those that did and are doing the public human experiments want for us. Locally sourced foods awareness is a good ( and probably unexpected by those seeking more control over us) thing and I hope many many more start meeting and buying Locally sourced foods.

"Yeah butt" is a stinky subject!

Plus…I don’t like how Byck took money from McDonald’s…it just doesn’t sit well with me. I’m a supporter of AMP, just not these people.

@oldchunkofcoal2774

5 күн бұрын

I'm sure you know them all well.

@SuzanneQuew-vc4us

5 күн бұрын

@@oldchunkofcoal2774 I didn’t say that, I just stated I didn’t like what they have presented thus far…fu$& you.😘

Gabe brown is no gentleman…yuck person. I’m starting to not be a fan of Peter Byck because he’s so associated with him…I only appreciate Will Harris.

There is much less to Gabe Brown that meets the eye.

@vivalaleta

Жыл бұрын

Pardon?

@vivalaleta

Жыл бұрын

Gabe's been dieting?

@DukeGMOLOL

Жыл бұрын

@@vivalaleta No, his claims don't match the evidence.

@vivalaleta

Жыл бұрын

@@DukeGMOLOL WHAT claims don't match WHAT evidence?

@downbntout

6 ай бұрын

​@@DukeGMOLOLFalse.