🌻 Gabe Brown’s Most Profitable Crop & Understanding Regenerative Agriculture

Join us to hear about Gabe's most profitable crop including a live interview! 🌾
- Learn about which crop has netted Gabe over $900/per acre per year on average over the past 10 year span (starts at 6:00). 🌽🍀

We also share several ideas about getting started in Regenerative Agriculture and the lessons learned by well know Soil Health Guru, Gabe Brown. Gabe is the author of Dirt to Soil and operates Nourished by Nature with his son Paul. They believe that having healthy soil will provide for clean air, clean water, healthy plants, healthy animals, and healthy people. Lastly Gabe is one of the founders of Understanding Ag.

So take a few minutes & join us as Luke Bergler and Lance Klessig as they chat with Gabe about some practical steps about how to get started into regenerative farming.
- Live from Brown’s Ranch in Bismarck, North Dakota. 👨‍🌾

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➡️ Technical assistance in designing cover crop mixes, implementing the soil health principles on your farm or ranch, direct marketing, incorporating livestock, and hosting educational field days & workshops is available if interested.

Thanks & Choose to make it a Great Day!!
👨‍🌾 Lance Klessig - Regenerative Ag Advocate 🌻

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More information on Gabe and Paul, Browns Ranch, Nourished by Nature, and Understanding Ag can be found here:

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#RegenerativeAgriculture
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[ravenpiece]

"people laugh at me for being different, I laugh at them for all being the same" PREACH

[scottschaeffer]

He should be the next secretary of Agriculture.

[iainsp]

Gabe Brown must surely be one of the nicest fellas on the planet. I could listen to him all day.

[modee-bs]

Gabe Brown is such an inspiration - I can't thank him, and also Lance's great YT channel here, enough. Both of them are freely giving out information that sets so many people free - and it's also the best thing for the health of the planet - and its people. Thanks!

[matthewsaxe]

Love this movement! Regenerate America.

[flyinlow]

This is how farming should be. Can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. It makes me feel not so crazy.

[adrianhamoen]

Take the time to read Gabe's book Dirt to Soil, it'll answer most of the questions asked here. Awesome reading

[richards]

Always love seeing a Gabe Brown video. Great talker and always informative. Hope we start getting a "snowball" effect on these methods ASAP, from both farmers and from the average person in their yard and garden!

[georgewalker]

Always love listening to what Gabe has to say, lots of wisdom. Thanks for sharing Lance.

[liammurphy]

Gabe Brown stands proud of his achievements and rightly so. An engaging and articulate rundown on caring for the soil. Liked/subbed

[SasquatchBioacoustic]

Now would be a good time to return to Gabe's ranch and see how things are performing during this drought. I wonder how his pasture is looking and what he's doing with his cattle.

[thechaosgardener]

This is the problem in Arizona farming. They let the fields sit barren and the soil always reverts to dead dirt. Someone needs to teach my neighbors that there’s no such thing as weeds. Exploit weeds to build organic material

[amyjones]

I wish you would tell this to local farmers here in s. Michigan. They couldn't plant so they spent all summer spraying off every living weed they saw. So much overspray damage

[leafyorganicfarm]

Funny yet encouraging how he says he loves taking ideas from others.

[dequavisjones]

Im slowly doing this. We have forgotten what soil health is, and became wayyyy to dependent on herbicides and synthetic fertilizer

[jimmyrichardson]

I have a decent size garden and am trying to use this in it, it’s fascinating and you have a real connection with the soil. Struggling with diversity, but not giving up. I love it that he’s not put any kind of fertiliser of any kind on the soil, just growing it. Amazing

[phillipbampton]

Cor blimey! I'd like to see Joel Salatin find his chook tractors in that grass! He'd need a flagpole on every tractor. LoL

[revhankreid]

Keep it up.
Regenerative is the path!
#naturalGramma
Papa Hank & Laura Reid

[BAOchsner]

Just came across this video, these numbers are great... but some farmers may be skeptical (shocker, I know). Did he make that profit by selling the hay, and/or having livestock graze it and/or another revenue source?

[georgecarlin]

Finally showing the cover crops instead of seeing pictures of them.