How regenerative farming can help heal the planet and human health | Charles Massy | TEDxCanberra

[scottschaeffer]

Amen Brother. American Farmers need to heed this.

[Wildnativeedimentals]

Another inspiration. Thank you so very much Mr Charles Massy🙏🏼💚

[pepper]

Thank you Charles, you will be remembered.

[johnnganga]

Five years down the line and the message is made louder by those who have have the blessing of remembering the experiences of the 70s and the current. indeed we have taken the path to correct Nature rather than giving it the chance to help live on it happily and in health. We are the reasons for all our problems and yet in failing to acknowledge our mistakes we end up doing more harm. GOD gave us nature with all its abilities our role was not to change it but to maintain it sustainably driven by a desire to live happily and in good health. Thanks for the insights. Our minds needs a regeneration too.

[claireandersongrahamkeller]

Brilliant, and my conclusion after 30 years of immersing myself in Regenerative Farming Community Design, Permaculture and REALITY. Love this! ALOHA, Claire

[christassin]

I am in the planning stages and with the help of the Department of Natural Resources I am a believer in REGENERATIVE GRAZING.

[edwinmondragon]

I love it! The simple belief that production can benefit all who are involved is moving to me. For too long the discussion has been focused on the damage done rather than the options that are available. It takes bravery to encourage production as a solution. Well done!

[gardeningwithatley]

Really cant fathom the lack of views on these videos. Good on you mate, great talk.

[annalee]

Fantastic to hear this topic explained so eloquently. Thank you Charles on behalf of our planet, for being open to learning and most of all to change. Also shows why we should listen to children...’from the mouths of babes...’ Aligns with Zach Bush MD teaching, thank goodness for people like you!

[rbrack]

Regenerative agriculture is one of the many tools in Permaculture design. Not only can we rejuvenate the land we can improve it by making food forests that sustain their self. Also with dirt works, water redirection and catchment we can turn deserts into lush forests.

[bindirider]

Agree the solutions won't come from the big end of town, governments are only doing what they think is popular. Successful change comes from the bottom up not the top down and all farmers can make a huge difference in making the world a better place. I believe no problem is without a solution and the natural world offers us the answers for health, happiness and to fix the wrong we have done to our planet. Keep spreading the message.

[YourHealthyPlanet]

Excellent talk Charles. Yesterday I was reading Bucky Fuller’s eight general guidelines for securing a happy future for humanity. Here's No1, exactly what you are saying:
1.  REALIGN WITH NATURE.  Despite what we have been taught, it is not our role to dominate nature, but to live by her rules. Nature is never wrong. She wants us to succeed, but she does not depend on us. We are not her only experiment. If we fail to conform to her design integrities, she will sweep us aside like a bad case of fleas and start over. Nature’s design principles must guide all our decisions about how to live.

[pepper]

We're getting there, I only hope it's not too late.

[CoastalSunFarm]

Preach! To empower nature is to empower each other!

[tomopm]

Avoid, sugar, grains and vegetable oils, Great presentation. Corporate farming, processing of foods and retailing of cheap processed food is the problem.

[anna-lenameijer]

It's nice to hear that I'm not alone with these thoughts :). I will plant crocuses to help the pollinators with early spring food. Every little action counts.

[naomiklahn]

I got goosebumps when he showed and talked about the Reed Warbler!

[embola]

This approach should be mandatory throughout Australia 🌱 thank you for your work and passing on your knowledge

[Alrukitaf]

Makes a whole lot of sense. Presented so well. I hope this gets everyone listening and learning.

[kotukuwhakapiko]

Charlie for Prime minister. Answer is here!