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Hello there I have 150 acres in the Far North Northland Hard pan soil Covered in a mixture of young gorse, ti tree & grass where do start regarding regenerative farming I believe it's the only way to go

Bloody great presentation mate, just found this 5 years later!

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It's wonderful to see dairy cattle clearly getting all the nutrition they need, in its natural diet. Your herd looks incredibly healthy and happy, and not gaunt as we (urbanite non-farmers) associte with dairy cattle. Beautiful!!

Thanks mate

Aotearoa's finest brother, epic work!

Thanks for sharing!

really helpful thanks

Very interesting i think your on the right track Dean

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Great to see regen ag practices on a dairy unit.

I've got trees on my farm and bugger all grass grows under them. They drop leaves and compete for light. I'd love to see someone incorporate trees while maintaining grass growth.

Good luck. Regen Ag doesn't need to be conflated with any other name, title or movement. it is largely a complete answer that encompasses all of man's most threatening existential threats, desert reversal, cleaner run off, reducing erosion, complete nutrition, less stressed farmers, the atmospheric carbon fantasy, etc. When you say 'now is the time' in one respect you couldn't be more right. The uptick in the cost of Industrial Ag practices is going to bankrupt many. An opportunity for those who have been in the RA game longer? That depends on many things but the reactionary mindset, particularly of the family farm is a major obstacle. _Tradition is being peer-pressured by dead people._

Love what Russel is doing on his farm and for the enviornment

Ok this was pretty amazing. Saving the world and making a buck doing it

He makes a good point. The interview process should do some of the basic tests, infiltration, plant variety and range, perhaps even a Brix test.

This is brilliant. Challenges: those old farts down at the pub telling you it's a big mistake, and will be sorry. Then the savings on input costs let's you buy that pub and build them a glass-walled room so the tradition dies off quietly and naturally. _Tradition is peer pressure from dead people._ To turn that erosion gully 21:12 into a trickle dam. see: Peter Andrews example in Oz. th-cam.com/video/jH-z-chTDvI/w-d-xo.html

Bloody amazing to see this

Fantastic video

keeep on going you are doing a great job

Awesome video. Incredible what he’s doing.

Excellent video

Look at the grass on those hills! Awesome

Carbon credit farming is the future for sure. Don't forget all the phosphorus you will bring on the farm via birds and the benefit the tree leaves will do for the soil and the animals. Great videa lads

Outstanding work and attitude. Thank you.

some great explanations.

Very interesting. Want to set this up on my few acres. Slight difficulty is keeping the animals, horses / sheep back from the growing trees.

Dillitante hipsters are ruining a mans farming

wow, great first episode. I subscribed. looking forward to what's coming.

Great video. Keen to see more.

Hey that was Good, really enjoyable to watch and very informative . Look forward to the next. There are some really good farmers down Hawks Bay, Giddy to you all. Would love to know more about any trees he has planted.

Interesting stuff!