Can Regenerative Farming Save The Planet?

Can regenerative farming help save the planet? Alejandro Alba explains how this practice could restore biodiversity, fight climate change, and spark economic growth. Presented by Cotton

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[veggieboyultimate]

Regenerative agriculture is what every major food company should have. It contains a lot of benefits!

[outtathyme]

Important to note: regenerative farming can be economical

[ab-tdgq]

You missed the most important question. 'Could we produce enough animal products to meet for the demand there is with this method of farming?' The answer is very simple; no, it takes up way too much land.

[aarononeal]

Now this Earth needs to talk about Ecosia they are a search engine that plants trees

[YamiHoOu]

I wish NZ dairy farmers would do more stuff like this. Everytime I hear about environmental issues with farming the farming community just complains about how they are being attacked for doing their job. When in reality they would receive government support (depending on who is in government at the time) and the changes would benefit them in the long run as well. It's so frustrating that they keep getting free passes to do intensive farming that pollutes the land and causes droughts that they then need government help to survive ರ⁠_⁠ರ

[a-aron]

Good farming shouldn't mean degradation.

[lunkis]

Are the cows not allowed too go outside?

[jujitsujew]

I love this. Farmers are forced to creature cheap and effective solutions to daily problems and this is a great example

[elloohno]

People should check Joel Salatin, Alan Savory and Gabe Brown for actual Regenerative methods.