Regenerative Agriculture and Cooperative Strategies Part 3

Farmer, educator and ethnobotanist, Mark Cohen talks about regenerative agriculture from a big picture perspective and brings a focus to restoring nature in ways that promote maximum biodiversity and ecosystem wellness over the long term. He brings together many divergent concepts to establish a firm foundation for understanding the scope and depth of regenerative farming including redesigning supply chains and how we can cooperative to maximize our connections to the earth. He brings awareness to enlightened technologies and methods to restore our soils and climate for personal and planetary health. In part 3, Mark begins by examining a chart of temperatures and carbon dioxide levels on earth over time.

[tallcedars]

Living in a oil and gas zone I can see why our water is dropping. They drain the gas and oil from below by fracking, then pockets and cracks fill with water that leaches upwards and contaminates our water supply.

[krustysurfer]

Good stuff, how does one apply for a internship? Aloha

[dubitational]

thanks #livingwebfarms for these amazing conferneces.. ! wondering when was this one recorded?

[canadianfarmervision]

Atmospheric co2 used to be over we're only around 400ppm. Plants die below 150...

[Yan_Alkovic]

08:05 OK, so, how the heck is autism going to sink the economy??? I am autistic and I love the work that you do and I aim to carry it on, but would somebody PLEASE explain to me why every single time us autistic folks are brought up it's always in a negative light?