This farmer's comment is everything to us.
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This weekend, we were honored to bring the Hometown Roadshow to Creech Farms in Albertville, AL for the 2023 South Poll Field Day - where Peter shared clips and data from Roots So Deep (you can see the devil down there) to a standing room audience. A huge thank you to Teddy Gentry and Ann Demerath for bringing us down.
After the show, we got a comment that made our month. William DeCamp, a farmer in attendance, reached out to let us know our documentary and research results changed the way he looked at climate change. We don’t hide from the fact that we believe AMP grazing and regenerative practices are major tools in the fight against climate change. Any honest conversation has to start on solid ground with mutual respect and admiration. And any solution must increase the profits of the farmers that raise our food and tend the lands they steward.
When you can grow more food and make more money on the same land with the same rainfall AND heal the land all at the same time, everybody wins.
Thank you William. Yours, and all the open-hearted responses from farmers around this topic have been humbling and so, so exhilarating. With the help of farmers like you, we hope to help spread the message to every farmer on the planet.
Want to host a screening in your hometown? Contact info@rootssodeep.org for more info!
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Love to all farmers
I was criminally depressed...then one day I heard Gabe Brown talking about how regenerative ag helps the the farmer's pocketbook, his workload, the animals, wildlife, flooding, drought, and especially the soil which is the heart of ag.
Wow! Great work!! I look forward to getting this information out to as as many people that will listen to me. Peter thanks so much for what you guys are doing and it was an honor to get to talk with you this weekend at the south poll field day! This Georgia farm of ours is all in, on making a change and a difference!
@carboncowboys
10 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for everything you're doing! Farmers like you are the real force behind this change - and we want to do everything we can to help! We'd love to learn more about your farm!
I’m new in the space and I’m so grateful for all the work you and your team have done to help us all leave this world a better place than when we found it. It’s all about being a good steward and that’s the heart of every farmer and rancher when it comes down to it
So very glad to have found this page. Sustainability should be at the forefront of everything we do!!!!
The biggest impact of regenerative ag might be the truth that Dr Christine Jones speaks, if the greenhouse effect truly is a detriment. Water vapor from uncovered soil evaporation accounts for 95% of the greenhouse effect, according to her.
Sounds to me like the things you're talking about and what people have come to know as "climate change" are not really the same thing, which is a part of why people throw the baby out with the bathwater. One of the videos on this channel was all it took for me to know these were not the same. Rotational grazing and regeneration of soil just makes scientific sense logically. We cannot continue to take and take and not expect to leave dust in our wake.
I was there as well, I have been waiting anxiously to see this documentary!! I really enjoyed your presentation and the sneak peak!! Can't wait to see it all.
@carboncowboys
10 ай бұрын
Reach out to info@rootssodeep.org and let us know if you'd like to find a way to bring a screening to your community!
Its nice to see that people are engaging with new information and not just blocking it out. While I think electric cars can be useful to adapt different forms of energy into transportation like wind and solar power, I feel it also allows the flexibility of being gas or diesel powered with out having to tote around a container of the fluid. It even makes coal powering or hydro powering vehicles possible. What farmer wouldn't want a windmill for pumping water or some solar powered lights in a place where running electricity would be cost prohibitive or otherwise impractical?
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Interesting how the abstract idea of energy consumption is suspect to William but the tangible nature of soil and crops are legitimate. It really speaks to how people take in and absorb information differently.
Regenerative farming can be good AND climate change can be a bunch of bs.
The climate has always been changing and the people of the earth adjust to the changes of the climate as we ALWAYS have. Regenerative farming is not new , it's an organic response to this earth and atmosphere that is always changing. Unfortunately the ranchers and farmers were victims of government interest that taught them a " different" way a backwards way as they always do. These interest have an intention to destroy. I think the regenerative farming is good for us to go back to. Please do not "sell it " on the back of the " climate change " chicken little stuff. This is not new ... It's not going to stop " climate change " it is actually the act of working with the organic change of the climate. Do not package it with this other stuff. These farmers have been fooled under nefarious agenda long enough. Go help , do good but be humble yourself and know that you have a few things to learn yourself.
I don’t know a dam thing about it. Lots of talk and praises but no actual substance.
More warmy ignorance on show
@sfstucco
6 ай бұрын
By you.