How to Start a Regenerative Garden At Home | NowThis

‘There is actually a really viable, hopeful solution to climate change’ — Here’s how to start an eco-friendly, regenerative garden from quarantine.

In US news and current events today, learn how to shelter in place with an environmentally friendly garden no matter how much space you have. Rishi Kumar is a small-scale farmer who teaches regenerative farming. Since shelter-in-place restrictions began due to the coronavirus pandemic, Kumar said he has received a lot of questions and people asking for advice. Here are some tips for how to start your own regenerative garden.

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[Krugzug]

I think gardening will have a new growth spurt like during the great depression and WWII.

[dewhiterabbit]

Perfect timing. My mom wants to have a small garden during the quarantine!

[thegoodwin]

1:58 - Red Riggler worms eating things and convert it into nutritious compost for the soil. Hmm, I guess that's why spice comes from deceased sand worms on Arrakis aka Dune. Something always come from the worms.

[StewieGriffin]

RuneScape taught me all this about ultracomposts.

[tisha]

Please upload more such videos.Its the best time to learn kitchen farming .

[sharpenwithcheryl]

1. @00:49 Make use of your vertical space
2. @01:32 Use worms for even better compost
3. @02:23 Get inspired
**@**3:01** definition of regenerative agriculture **

[vierwhey]

I dont think that figures of using regenerative garden and regenerative soil agriculture will solve 100% of the emissions from the soil sequestering from "regenerative organic agriculture"... Local forest and the rainforest is really important for the carbon sequestering of our emission levels. We need to replant more of these forest and cut away our fossilefuel usaged. Using regenereative soil is also a step forward to helping decreasing the emissions levels but it wont be the sole solution of decreasing 100% of the emissions it said in the video (4:16).... But to switch from industrial agriculture towards strong ecological modernisation livestock system and regenerative organic agriculture could help alot with soil nutrients and biodiveristy and decreases chemical spillover and leakage in soil and water sources.

[eman]

For the majority of regenerative gardening/ agriculture I mainly see people plant things which live for relatively long periods of time. How do you involve short lived species like tomatoes?

[dianeyoung]

Why isn't there a link to his class that was mentioned in the video?

[vilijanac]

Same here, don't like hydroponics, water, and powders only gardens on highrise office buildings.

[darkestlight]

If i had a home and a good yard, id want to grow tomatoes, lemons, and strawberries

[briantyson]

Now I want to apologize to all the cool, communal, commie, caring hippies I knew/know.

[v.britton]

Thanks, too bad "big agriculture" is so stupid !

[m.p.]

The clown music that accompanies this piece signals to the viewer that they should not be taking this seriously. Why you would make that choice I'll never know.