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What Would Love Do Now
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2018
We are an Australian Registered Charity that specialises in supporting regional communities to thrive and in doing so inspire joy. With the wisdom that from joy, all the best things grow naturally.
Our charity model is unique and aims to get the farmer, their family and their communities out of this drought better than when they went in.
So can we help farmers, their families and their communities come out of this drought better than they went in?
The answer is yes. Of course we can. But it takes more than a flash-flood of money alone. If Australia is really real and wants to help we need to think out-of-the-box and into-the-future. We are the Farmers. We are the Families. We are the Communities. We are the Locals Living Here Right Now and we are saying we want to help communities find proactive and innovative ways to improve their own local sovereignty. Not be in the same situation in five years from now.
Our charity model is unique and aims to get the farmer, their family and their communities out of this drought better than when they went in.
So can we help farmers, their families and their communities come out of this drought better than they went in?
The answer is yes. Of course we can. But it takes more than a flash-flood of money alone. If Australia is really real and wants to help we need to think out-of-the-box and into-the-future. We are the Farmers. We are the Families. We are the Communities. We are the Locals Living Here Right Now and we are saying we want to help communities find proactive and innovative ways to improve their own local sovereignty. Not be in the same situation in five years from now.
What Does Regenerative Agriculture Mean To You?
Jane O'Brien, Jenny Cracknell & Carolyn Ditchfield discuss what regenerative agriculture means to them. Inverell Community Gardens working bee.
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3rd Generation Australian Farmer discusses Regenerative Agriculture.
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Brian McCosker, 3rd generation farmer living in rural NSW, Australia briefly discusses what Agriculture meant then and what Regenerative Agriculture means now.
The Fodder Shed: Solving Drought in Australia.
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Mike McCosker from Wallangra NSW demonstrates what a fodder shed looks like and how it works while it produces 3tonnes of feed for his cattle during one of Australia's worst droughts on record. Fodder is one of the most nutritious sources of livestock feed on the planet. It is classed as grass fed and the animals love it. Drought proofing your farm whilst saving a fortune on feed costs, makes h...
Damon Gameau discusses Regnerative Agriculture
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www.nationalregenerativeagricultureday.com Join The Movement as Farmers hijack Valentine's Day 2019
What Is Regenerative Agriculture?
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Mike Mccokser discusses National Regenerative Agriculture.
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All great civilisations have failed when their agricultural systems have failed. Until now this has not been a global failure. At the core of agricultural health is soil carbon, stabilised in the soil by an unseen workforce of soil biota. This unseen workforce remains forgotten until systems breakdown and food becomes scarce. Creating vibrant communities that understand the link between soil bi...
OPSHOP XMAS TOY CHOIR LIVE
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Performing live in their first public performance "The Ashford Opshop Toy Choir". Saturday NOV 17TH 2018 at the Ashford Lions Family Xmas Fundraiser Day at the Ashford Oval 10am start.
Regen Ag Day at Danthonia, Bruderhof Community Inverell NSW 1
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Australia's largest gathering of Agricultural Experts and Farmers came together at Danthonia Bruderhof Community near Inverell outside of Inverell, NSW on Sept 26th 2018 to discuss, learn and explore longterm, sustainable solutions for drought preparedness.
ASHFORD OPSHOP CHOIR
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An opshop where anything could happen. Located in regional NSW in a small town called Ashford pop 500. Opshops have the power to regenerate main-streets and local townships suffering from the impact of drought in regional australia. We at "What Would Love Do Now" believe that opshops can restart and reopen main-streets that have closed down, which is a common issue in regional townships. www.wh...
Can Regenerative Ag Save Farmers From Drought?
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26.sept 2018 Fifty Farmers and Regenerative Ag experts gathered in the Inverell Community Garden to discuss how together they could inspire and create a national movement for Regenerative Agriculture. Hosted by the Charity What Would Love Do Now, The Campfire Coop and The Inverell Community Gardens. Interested in collaborating? Register your interest at www.surveymonkey.com/r/HW2WPVC We will al...
Getting Out Of The Drought Better Than When We Went In
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Australia's largest gathering of Agricultural Experts and Farmers came together at Dathonia outside of Inverell, NSW on Sept 26th 2018 to discuss, learn and explore longterm, sustainable solutions for drought preparedness. Can we get the farmer, their family and their communities out of the drought better than when they went in? The answer is yes. Of course we can. But it takes more than a flas...
Im looking at a property sold cows for $3880, twice the average..
I thought anabaptists were conservative. I'm seeing a lot of liberal ideologies
Did Mike build the shed himself or is it a Fodder Solutions one?
I don't get it. This guy is American? Why is he in Australia?
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Awesome! Another one in 2021?
I had no idea they had a community in Australia I thought only England. This is amazing!
How long does it take the barley to grow in the fodder shed? Of all of the Aussie videos I've watched, nowhere are there any wells. Is there not any water under ground ?
6 days. These systems don't use a whole lot of water, even less if you recirculate, although you would run into clogging and mineral deficiency issues.
Adding soil carbon is mitigation, drawdown of CO₂. The added water holding capacity is not mitigation of CC as stated, that's the adaptation part, equally as important because the CC genie is already out of the bottle and even if all humans left Earth tomorrow by 12 noon, global average temperature would rise from the current 1.0-1.1 ºC above 1850-1900 average, to ~1.7 ºC (range of +1.5 - +2.1 ºC). If we're talking regenerative farming to drawdown CO₂ and that involves ruminate livestock, i.e. cattle, sheep, goats, camels, then that has consequences in terms of methane emissions. Methane is 105x as potent as CO₂ over 20 years when including it's role as a precursor to tropospheric ozone (IPCC AR5 Ch8 Shindell et al).
Fantastic, let love grow 🌱💚👍