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@94JAVS

7 ай бұрын

When will you release it online? I’m very interested on watching it :) I’m from Spain. I wish I could see it live but it’s a bit far for me 😅

@jcashadventurer

7 ай бұрын

You guys gonna write a book?

@jcashadventurer

7 ай бұрын

And where can I watch this online?

@Juniper_berries

6 ай бұрын

I'm excited to watch more!

@Wjm4140

2 ай бұрын

Where can we view the documentary?

In ireland this type of farming was taught at primary school in the 60s. We all learned the system. Boys and girls we were all members of an agricultural community.

@carboncowboys

9 ай бұрын

We have good friends from Ireland - and would love to visit with our series.

@thomasgibson1041

8 ай бұрын

Doing paddock grazing in ireland here with sheep mostly. Have been doing it for the last 30 years! Easy management as large mobs of your sheep are in a small area compared to spread over 100s of acres.

@user-qt8zt6zg6w

8 ай бұрын

Cool now feed the world with it. Oh oops

@rinabinette

8 ай бұрын

Do you know of any books referring to this type of adaptive grazing in Ireland?

@crs19191919

7 ай бұрын

​@@rinabinettethe great irish farm book is a good one.

The internet is crazy. It’s making people way smarter and way stupider at the same time. Hopefully the smartening will pull ahead.

@ogadlogadl490

2 ай бұрын

Excellent comment.

I am not even a farmer and love that I found this channel. I want it to grow . I hope everyone shares with a farmer they know .

@jeanettepetersen3514

2 ай бұрын

Have done and will continue. ❤

@BetteLouWho

Ай бұрын

Me too. I was raised on a ranch but nobody in my farms any more. I love this channel.

You mean the ancient four field rotation system that's been used for eons is actually better and more productive than buying all that shit from Monsanto et al? Who knew?...

@owenwatson9828

3 ай бұрын

Never had any of Monsanto rubbish when l was a kid, didn't have all this crap in the sky, either. What does that tell ya ?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@BetteLouWho

Ай бұрын

My daddy knew. And his daddy before him.

@sookibeulah9331

17 күн бұрын

No, it’s different to a four field rotation set stocking with the cattle going where they want in each whole field for 1 week to 1 moth duration. In this method, the field may be divided into four or even eight paddocks (depending on size) with the cattle only staying in each paddock for a day or two and then being moved to the next paddock. The grass is far longer than with set stock grazing and about 1/3 of the grass is left long (not grazed short) when the cattle are moved onto the next paddock. The cattle won’t return to the same paddock until all the grass has grown or ‘recovered’ which, depending on soil health, daylight, warmth and rain might be a moth, 6 months or even a year. One key factor, if it’s done right, is that the cattle don’t need supplementary feeding to finish for slaughter.

@oldchunkofcoal2774

12 күн бұрын

Rotational grazing is NOT what's being spoken about here. Learn more.

There’s a fantastic book called Teaming With Microbes that discusses this. In my research into this I have doubled my yields. Biodiversity is critical to sustainable agriculture.

@brianrodman1033

4 ай бұрын

Great book and for me an introduction to Elaine Ingham’s work. A great source of information and an enjoyable read that was quite eye opening and helped to give me a better idea about what was going on in my efforts with composting. Could probably stand to reread it again by now, it’s been about 10 years since I read the thing. A lot more of it would be likely to make sense/more sense today, on account of being more familiar with some of the ideas in the book. I also really need to get some of the other books that author duo (Lowenfels & Lewis) have published. Have you had a chance to read any of their other titles?

I wished I owned a farm , this makes so much sense I love it.

Fantastic that more of these are getting out. Having just spent a week with the great Allan Savory, I do feel that you should give him credit for bringing Hollistic Management to the world more than 60 years ago and still going strong despite having been cancelled by governments, academics and industry 100s of times including putting his life at risk at times.... good luck with the movement.

@workinfool

7 ай бұрын

Thats all thanks to the petro chemical fertilizer industry who sees any kind of alternative farming methods as a threat and lables them as crack-pot or unscalable or unsustainable.

This film inspired myself and my wife to join the movement. So inspiring.

Man yous doing a grate job, my God almighty bless you and all your family for generations to come.

Go for it!! Im not a farmer, but we know the world need it so !!!🌏

Alan Savary was the first to experiment with over-grazing small paddocks. It's a big part of his Holistic Resource Management program. He was the first to say "it's all about the soil." His TED talk is amazing.

@Snappypantsdance

5 ай бұрын

He MIGHT be the first one recently…but this is no new concept. It is as old as agriculture I’d bet. We’re the generations done screwed it up…

@MattAngiono

5 ай бұрын

Seems more like a BS way to justify the exploitation of animals and rebrand it as environmentally sound, when in reality, the far better thing for the environment would be to stop the farming of animals altogether. This has been demonstrated in multiple studies

@danielboggan2479

2 ай бұрын

This has been used by different cultures on and off for thousands of years by different cultures with different animals

Why can’t they teach us this helpful knowledge in school. Everyone knows Geography was breezed iced over.

@Teeveepicksures

3 ай бұрын

Fertilizer Companies only fund AGTECH programs that encourage using fertilizers.

Omg I want to watch this 😍😍😍 I'm not even a farmer, but hearing about rotation grazing made me want to be one!😂

@jamesrhoades7488

4 ай бұрын

So when can we watch it?

@danielboggan2479

2 ай бұрын

@@jamesrhoades7488 this page has TONS of small videos already but the FULL Release is in just 5 days

This is how we become ungovernable

@Teeveepicksures

3 ай бұрын

Relax

@lorettarussell3235

26 күн бұрын

What ? How? Please explain what you ment by your statement.

Can't wait to see it!!

Fkn' outstanding! Good luck with this project, it could save us all!

This is not new, this is how Portugal does it. Only in North America have I seen cows only in one location. "Who knew" So many people!

Where can I watch this! So interested

I appreciate what you're doing to reveal the better practices incumbent in a more naturalistic style of farming, but the climate changes because it changes. We're not in an ice-age anymore, this is what happens when you're not in an ice-age. We orbit a 3 million mile wide nuclear furnace that is constantly trying to heat up whatever is around it. A net-warming effect is the consequence of us orbiting a main-sequence star. And, given that you're studying agriculture and supporting natural feeding principles, you should *_want_* more atmospheric CO2 since it is one of the primary parts driving the life-cycle on this planet.

It would be cool if you could team up with Jeremy Clarkson and his show Clarkson’s Farm next season.

Where can you watch the Film?

Growing soil is the answer.

I'm glad to see these ideas getting out there, but why isn't Allan Savory (who came up with them) mentioned -- both here and in the recent CNN article about this?

@graemeozzie2251

Жыл бұрын

So what if Savory doesn't get a mention?? It's best if he doesn't tbh. He might have been an observant thinker and innovator but he's a hopeless politician. He even tells everyone that. No. Let's not mention him. He's had his run. Gurus that hang around too long once the idea is seeded can be a liability. He already pedals soft climate denial with semantics like "fossil fuels aren't the problem, it's how we manage them" Cha Ching!! $$$ thank you ExxonMobil. That shit is like a plague in regenerative ag. The wise elder gentleman is one side of Savory, the other side is pompous entitled & parochial. He just a human not a god.

@annbritton1714

10 ай бұрын

He did not come up with them.

@willbass2869

7 ай бұрын

​@@annbritton1714give the man credit for "systematizing" the science of controlled grazing...

@willbass2869

7 ай бұрын

​@@graemeozzie2251go outside on a sunny day.....crane your head back and look at that huge sun in the sky. The fluctuations in various forms of radiation and cosmic rays probably is as big or bigger influence on the NORMAL shifts on Earth's weather & climate patterns as anything mere humans can do. BTW....do you have some proof that Exxon has financial ties to Savory? If not, you need to stop..... libeling him is a criminal offense, you know

@GwynneDear

6 ай бұрын

What about Joel Salatin? He is also credited for this type of grazing, but with more animals moving through each paddock, just like in nature.

I want to learn!

Can’t wait to see you in the JRE

Let’s get real…everyone wants to help nature thrive…circle of life…we can’t live without Mother Earth: Mother Earth can live without us….our arrogance will put us into the ground.

Where can this be watched

@carboncowboys

9 ай бұрын

pls go to rootssodeep.org and hit "request a screening"

Where can we watch the full movie?

Egen is This coming out? Cant find it

I'm in. Where do we learn more or how to do it?!

Learned this way of grazing in public school systems in South Africa in the early 80's. Turns out that they were right about at least one thing.

So how do we watch this then?

I got 80 acres in Southern Colora. What Do you recommend I do with it? I have water and everything just need to clear all the sage brush

@carboncowboys

8 ай бұрын

Our research focuses on the American Southeast, but check out our video Herd Impact for a story about ranchers in North Texas - or reach out to awesome educators like the folks at Understanding Ag!

@willbass2869

7 ай бұрын

Check out Quivira Coalition in Santa Fe. Good place to start. Here's opening paragraph from their website: "The Quivira Coalition builds soil, biodiversity, and resilience on western working landscapes. We foster ecological, economic, and social health through education, innovation, and collaboration...." Also, check out Allan Savory Holistic management book and website. He's originally from Rhodesia and worked to restore national parks and the native grazing areas threatened with desertification

@unacceptablesisterpeter3431

6 ай бұрын

Diversity growing. Leaving a portion of your land alone.

So how do I watch it? Can’t find it anywhere

WHERE CAN WE WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY???

Coming soon like when, pal?

You should speak at warren wilson college!

When does the newest one come out!!!

@carboncowboys

Жыл бұрын

We will start a road tour of the series this spring - in the Southeast US, and expand to other parts of the US and Canada in the summer. Please stay tuned at carboncowboys.org for updates.

Where to view it??

@carboncowboys

9 ай бұрын

We're touring the country with our HomeTown RoadShow right now! You can request a screening in your town at the carbon cowboys website!

Turds don't go away -Science

I watched this trailer a year ago and still haven’t seen the film…WHERE IS IT

Coming soon TO WHERE

Where i can find the documentary?

@jasonderby7635

7 ай бұрын

Not sure where this one is, but a similar one on Netflix called “Kiss The Ground” deals with this issue as well.

When can I watch the movie?

#savesoil

Sounds like the documentary "Kiss the Ground" Sounds like we have hope. I know im my area the is the Noble Foundation and they have started over and are going regenerative agriculture and they are a hundred million dollar company. Matter of fact i worked on the house of the standing CEO so i know all about this topic.

Americans discover a new way to farm that most of the rest of the world has done for centuries.

@gomertube

5 ай бұрын

That’s a d-bag comment.

When and where can I watch Roots So Deep?

@carboncowboys

7 ай бұрын

Right now we're sharing episodes 1 and 4 on our Hometown Roadshow - we're hoping to have lots of screenings moving into next year! We're working on making the full Roots So Deep (you can see the devil down there) series available to rent / stream early next year - but have lots more to share as we build awareness around our research and stories. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter through our website to be first in line to see the series / learn about events near you! Have you had a chance to check out the ten "carbon cowboys" films here on KZread available now for free? kzread.info/head/PL9sL-T7FNhj1Qpo2ewfDV8rnex7dbKegU

#NaturalGramma

Yes we have climate change 4 times a year

This is how Peter grew such an amazing head of hair! JK

I don’t know why, if in fact this documentary is meant to “save our asses”, why don’t they make it available for free so the word can more easily spread! It’s always about the MONEY! I’d watch this series, but NEVER pay to watch it! Joel Saliton, has been doing this for YEARS!

Exodus 23:11

0:59 “I dont want to farm at the expense of nature, that’s not what’s about. I mean that doesnt even make sense!” Tell that to the concentrated animal feeding operation industry 😬

All cattle people rotate fields and it’s not 2 months. Your painting this picture as of farmers are idiots. More of the younger farmers have been using more technology to help with crops

Where can I watch this??

@carboncowboys

8 ай бұрын

Right now we're on the road sharing the series in screenings across the United States for our Hometown Roadshow! To help set up a screening in your neck of the woods, or to be first to hear about the digital release, be sure to swing by our website and join our newsletter!

So what's the findings of your work? None of the outcomes are referenced in this trailer 🙁

what isn't stated overtly, or ever, is that everyone needs to eat much less beef for this to work. there isn't enough grassland area on the planet to graze even a tenth of the quantities we currently consume from factory farms.

@tanyasteers4802

8 ай бұрын

Big corporations took over the market only raising for short periods shipping them around it's not good. I only eat beef once every wk or 2 it's just not that important when I was younger It was one of the only things I ate now I would much rather go pick a handful of green beans and saute them up better yet broccoli saute in evoo take couple ears of corn or honey crip apples and honey peanut butter.. I don't know I just think we need to change our practices and thinking we're some pretty entitled people

@willbass2869

7 ай бұрын

This isn't focused on feeding the world with animal protein but rather how to use managed grazing as a tool to protect/ enhance/ recover grasslands. However; a side effect is increased protein production per acre. Better grazing practices produces more beef, dairy, etc

@dropofhoneyfarm

7 ай бұрын

That's not true at all. Rotational grazing can produce tons of beef, sheep, pigs, chickens, and goats. If more small farms did it this way more people could afford these meats. The animals are not the problem. The humans have made the problem. The big corps have created a monster in big ag. If we ha e less chemicals in our food the healthier everyone and our planet are.

Lmao. We ruined farming so badly we're "discovering" the old way of doing it again.

You would think being a land owner. You would know this, it is common knowledge? Why the uk woulnt eat us made food. Poisonous.

Why aren't we comparing this to the far more efficient and environmentally beneficial process of getting rid of animal exploitation altogether? We could feed people on far less land if we didn't need to maintain these huge masses of animals and constantly replace then with more. You even elude to this possibility in the video when you bring up bison. We could have NATIVE ecosystems sequestering the carbon and elude have to exploit the animals on the forest place. The only difference would be farming vegetables instead. And we don't have to hate on the ranchers for this. We could instead help them to transition to a far better way.

@brianrodman1033

4 ай бұрын

Because this is realistic and animals are part of the solution.

@MattAngiono

4 ай бұрын

@brianrodman1033 part of the solution HOW? I'm personally not interested in "solutions" that require the abuse of animals when there's ones that don't require that abuse at all. And the only reason that my solution seems unrealistic is that people care more about taste and have a resistance to change. But I changed, even after spending a decade of my life running a BBQ. So really, the only thing unrealistic is thinking it isn't possible. 8 years ago, people thought an orange TV personality becoming president was unrealistic and look where that led

And the rich people get on their planes, flying around selling climate change.

Farming? Of all of the other things that cause climate change you want to blame the farmers?

The one thing alarmists never count on is human enginuity.

ClImAtE cHaNgE

Growing soil is the answer.