How Regenerative Agriculture Makes It Rain More/ Prevents Droughts

🌿 In this eye-opening video, we explore the powerful connection between regenerative agriculture and our planet's climate! Discover how practices like cover cropping, no-till farming, and holistic grazing not only enhance soil health but also contribute to increased rainfall and drought resilience.

🔍 What You’ll Learn:

The science behind regenerative agriculture and its impact on water cycles
How healthy soils can capture and retain moisture
The role of biodiversity in creating a balanced ecosystem
Real-world examples of farmers successfully implementing regenerative practices
💧 Join us as we delve into innovative solutions that can help combat climate change, improve food security, and create a more sustainable future. Together, we can nurture our planet and promote a healthier, more resilient agricultural system.

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[antonhuman]

A huge percentage of farmers never as much as heard about this.
Many thanks!

[lorraine]

We absolutely make rain on our regen. farm & the forest to the west of us. It then moves off towards the coastal communities with prevailing westerly winds.
Other problem is tunnelling in the sodic subsoil. Some the rain soaks into soil but when saturated runs downhill underground- tunnel collapses & you have sinkholes & large gullies hidden by tall grasses- huge danger to people, stock, and machines.

[leelindsay]

Even people with yards can contibute by using soil health principles. People without can vote for regenerative foods and products with their dollars. Just one more pound of meat or a container of grassfed grass finished tallow make a difference.

[davepsk]

Blame monsanto for introducing pesticides.