Wish this had incorporated trees in a deliberate way, instead of focusing on them as shade alone. The series definitely could have been better with a delineation of the problems with synthetic chemical inputs versus synthetic inputs free. Incorporating frequent, smaller rainharvesting earthworks would have been wise as well.
i hear of people doing adaptive/mob/flex/etc. grazing in texas, but how do i find ranches in my area that do this? Google doesnt help and id love to support learn from someone doing this in my area
Facebook is probably the best place to start! The reGenerative Grazing Group is very active and has members grazing across TX who could point you towards folks in your area. The Texas Grazing Land Coalition might also be able to help.
Texas is pretty conservative and slow to embrace some concepts though permaculture/restorative ag practices use decentralizing concepts that would be appealing once they get over initial objections.
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Three years later and this is still an outstanding presentation … worth watching every day
Thank you for the info! Much appreciated
Wish this had incorporated trees in a deliberate way, instead of focusing on them as shade alone.
The series definitely could have been better with a delineation of the problems with synthetic chemical inputs versus synthetic inputs free. Incorporating frequent, smaller rainharvesting earthworks would have been wise as well.
Excellent information well presented
Excellent video
i hear of people doing adaptive/mob/flex/etc. grazing in texas, but how do i find ranches in my area that do this? Google doesnt help and id love to support learn from someone doing this in my area
Facebook is probably the best place to start! The reGenerative Grazing Group is very active and has members grazing across TX who could point you towards folks in your area. The Texas Grazing Land Coalition might also be able to help.
@@WallaceCenter okay im in that group already so probably should leverage it. Ill look into the coalition thanks for the reply.
Texas is pretty conservative and slow to embrace some concepts though permaculture/restorative ag practices use decentralizing concepts that would be appealing once they get over initial objections.