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Think Regeneration
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 9 พ.ย. 2022
Think Regeneration is 501(c)(3) nonprofit coalition of organizations, farmers, ranchers, scientists, researchers, and philanthropists who want to accelerate on-the-ground regenerative food supply projects. Our programs support projects that repair food-growing ecosystems, reverse trends in chronic disease rates, elevate the voices of regenerative growers, and build more community resilience.
Regenerate PNW: The People Behind a Paradigm Shift
Learn about the amazing work leaders in the Pacific Northwest are doing to create a massive paradigm shift in agriculture and the food supply. These locally driven, regionally-focused efforts are helping growers convert to regenerative agriculture practices, repair local supply chains going into mills, processors and restaurants, and create a healthier, more resilient food supply.
This summer, more than 30 leaders representing organizations participated in the inaugural strategic planning program, like @SpokaneConservation, @carnationfarms3333, Happy Day Restaurants, Uhlorn Family Farms, Zenner Family Farms, @Palouseheritage, Ratcliff Premium Meats, Think Regeneration, @ensoiltv, @Tainio5471, Thread Fund, @charliesproducemedia5751, @pccnaturalmarkets, @cairnspringmills58, PNW Coop, @agriculturecapital8388, @snacktivistfoods496, @SavoryInstitute and many family farmers in the region.
Special thanks to the Spokane Conservation District for their ongoing support of real, practical change in the region.
You can learn more about our work in the region at thinkregeneration.com/spokane-conservation-dist
Produced by Think Regeneration and Spokane Conservation District.
Directed, filmed, and edited by Aaron Sparks Bugaj, Touch the Earth TV
Music: MB01V42GZVXS7PI
MB01CPMFIVKKR6L
#regeneration #leadership #health
This summer, more than 30 leaders representing organizations participated in the inaugural strategic planning program, like @SpokaneConservation, @carnationfarms3333, Happy Day Restaurants, Uhlorn Family Farms, Zenner Family Farms, @Palouseheritage, Ratcliff Premium Meats, Think Regeneration, @ensoiltv, @Tainio5471, Thread Fund, @charliesproducemedia5751, @pccnaturalmarkets, @cairnspringmills58, PNW Coop, @agriculturecapital8388, @snacktivistfoods496, @SavoryInstitute and many family farmers in the region.
Special thanks to the Spokane Conservation District for their ongoing support of real, practical change in the region.
You can learn more about our work in the region at thinkregeneration.com/spokane-conservation-dist
Produced by Think Regeneration and Spokane Conservation District.
Directed, filmed, and edited by Aaron Sparks Bugaj, Touch the Earth TV
Music: MB01V42GZVXS7PI
MB01CPMFIVKKR6L
#regeneration #leadership #health
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Dr. James White: The Soil Health-Gut Health Connection
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How is soil health connected to human health? It's a question we are just starting to truly understand. In this short video, learn why our focus on regenerative agricultural practices will translate into stronger human gut microbiomes with Dr. James White, a microbiologist researcher at Rutgers University. The lack of microbial diversity in our gut health has been connected to issues related to...
A Conversation with Dr. James White: A Look at the Rhizophagy Cycle
มุมมอง 4042 หลายเดือนก่อน
How do crops and plants receive nutrition in our agricultural ecosystems? As it turns out, there is an amazing world of microbiology living in symbiotic relationships with our plants called the rhizophagy cycle. In this cycle, microbes are communicating and working in harmony to help sustain all life on the planet. Thanks to the work of Dr. James White and his team who are leading the research ...
Down to Earth 2024 Keynote: John Kempf on Common Agronomic Problems
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Listen in as John Kempf delivers the keynote talk on June 21, 2024, at Spence Farm in Fairbury, Illinois. Kempf, the founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture and the executive editor of Acres U.S.A., addresses about 60 program participants who are family farmers in the region. Audio is accompanied by photos from the program. Audio recorded by Matt Wechsler, Hourglass Films. Sponsored by AEA, Think ...
Advancing Food Is Medicine: A Conversation with MTIH and FreshRx Oklahoma
มุมมอง 2843 หลายเดือนก่อน
Join Denise Nicol-Bahil, director of strategy for Think Regeneration, as she leads a conversation about Advancing Food Is Medicine 2024, a collaboration between Think Regeneration, FreshRx Oklahoma, MTIH, OCIA, and the USDA-TOPP program. Guests: Erin Martin, Janet Ottersberg and Dr. Nasha Winters. This year in Oklahoma and Colorado, these nationally renowned organizations are organizing events ...
Rooted in Regeneration Summit 2024: White Oak Pasture Sunrises
มุมมอง 576 หลายเดือนก่อน
Why are regenerative farms worth protecting and supporting? The ecosystems they are helping restore are vital. To experience a regenerative farm, take a deep breath and enjoy the sunrises recorded March 14-16 at The Pond House at White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, Georgia, as part of the Rooted in Regeneration Summit 2024. Listen closely to the diversity of insects, wildlife, and livestock working...
Regenerate AZ 2023: Scenes from Oatman Flats Ranch
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Farmers, ranchers, entrepreneurs, and leaders in the regenerative movement who are actively accelerating positive changes in Arizona connected Oct. 6-7, 2023, for a 1.5-day program that delivered a real action plan for regeneration in the region. Participants worked together with Dr. Yadi Wang on the first Regenerative Organic Certified® farm in the U.S. Southwest, a model for education, inspir...
Regenerative Research: The Science Behind Regenerative-Biological Farming Systems
มุมมอง 87ปีที่แล้ว
Follow along as Dr. James White, microbiologist at Rutgers University, explains in two minutes why biology is so important to protect in our crop systems and family gardens. "It's how plants work," he says. "All plants." This video was designed to help farmers and ranchers understand the basics of soil biology, including microbiology, and how it relates to crop protection and plant fertility. D...
On Location: Down to Earth 2023 | Lambsquarters
มุมมอง 25ปีที่แล้ว
A quick pan of the Lambsquarters field at the Spence Farm near Fairbury, Illinois, during the Down to Earth 2023 event. A weed in the United States, but a lettuce in other parts of the world, Lambsquarters (Chenopodium album) is grown on the Spence Farm as a cash crop. A chef at the event, Andrew Parks, works with the Horsch Radish farm-to-table restaurant in Normal, Illinois, and said they mix...
On Location: Down to Earth 2023 | Dexter Cattle
มุมมอง 258ปีที่แล้ว
Will Travis speaks about their Dexter cattle at the Spence Farm on June 23, 2023, near Fairbury, Illinois. They choose the Dexter Cattle for beef and for nutrient cycling in their pastures. They run about 1 head per half acre, a bit more dense than prescribed, due to the smaller nature of the cattle, and the work they've put into their pastures. They seeded the cattle pastures 12 years ago, and...
On Location: Down to Earth 2023 | Marty on Sugars
มุมมอง 109ปีที่แล้ว
Marty has a simple way of explaining the idea of balanced soils to new farmers. He explains the difference between complex and simple sugars. To add some detail, technically, insects can be attracted to either and might go after your crop. But usually, they will suffer from indigestion and leave the plant. Here's a pretty good study published nearly 40 years ago that documented how sugars chang...
On Location: Down to Earth 2023 | Will on Weeds
มุมมอง 48ปีที่แล้ว
Will Travis of the Spence Farm in Fairbury, Illinois, gives a brief talk about the look of their fields. At the Spence Farm, three locals support the work on the farm and manage the fields, doing everything from spraying biological products on crops, moving livestock, and pulling weeds, of course. We asked them if they noticed differences when they allowed weeds to grow, and they admitted they ...
Regenerate AZ Farm Visit, Part 3: Pueblos del Maiz
มุมมอง 37ปีที่แล้ว
Our partners at TenWest and DRY Cooperative organized the second annual Pueblos del Maiz, a festival celebrating the food native to the region, local music and art, and the growing techniques that have been passed down for centuries. Special thanks to the Mission Garden in Tucson, Salvador Duran, and the team at DRY Cooperative. Learn more about Regenerate AZ by visiting thinkregeneration.com/r...
Regenerate AZ Farm Visit, Part 2: Flooding at Oatman Flats Ranch
มุมมอง 191ปีที่แล้ว
Get an up-close look at the Gila River running through Oatman Flats Farm for the first time in more than 30 years. Dr. Yadi Wang and the team there spent every waking hour for more than two days building dams to save the farm, and now have more than 3400 cfs running around their operation. It is scheduled to dry up later in May 2023, this footage was shot on May 7, 2023. Think Regeneration is p...
Regenerate AZ Farm Visit, Part 1: From Oatman Flats' Wheat Fields to Market
มุมมอง 188ปีที่แล้ว
Think Regeneration visited the Oatman Flats Ranch in Arizona to kick off the Regenerate AZ project, where we are protecting Arizona's farming and ranching culture by connecting leaders in regenerative agriculture in the region. Dr. Yadi Wang, a first generation farmer, as he takes a soil test, explains his mindset around weeds, and get a glimpse of how that wheat gets turned into hamburger buns...
Regenerative Research: Tillage Statistics
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Regenerative Research: Tillage Statistics
Regenerative Research: Livestock & Meat Production
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Regenerative Research: Livestock & Meat Production
Regenerative Research: Farmland Consolidation
มุมมอง 16ปีที่แล้ว
Regenerative Research: Farmland Consolidation
Think Regeneration: Kudos to the Illinois Cover Cropper
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Think Regeneration: Kudos to the Illinois Cover Cropper
Brilliant all the way thank you so much!!
In an organically managed system, with no synthetic fertilizers, or in a wild system, what proportion of plant nutrition is taken up from endophytes, vs ion exchange with non-endophytic micorrhizal fungi and or rhizobacteria l
Our understanding is that this can change based on the environment. Researchers are seeing plants in drought environments adapt by changing how they are absorbing nutrients through root hairs vs. direct absorption.
Is it true that there is a higher bacterial uptake for grasses, and higher fungal ratio for trees?
Exciting initiative and planned educational conference
🎉🎉🎉
Great music and edit! Goosebumps at parts XD
Love it! Was this at the Pond house?
Yes!
I couldn’t think of a better sound
That’s awesome