This video is so incredible! thanks for the great content. Does anyone know where to find the information cited from the F.A.O? I tried searching the website to no avail, but I don't know if I'm not searching for the right keywords.
Pretty diddly dang sure that those "pellets" are something called cattle cubes. They're a mix of grain/hay/alfalfa/molasses that's extruded like that. All alfalfa pellets that I've ever seen are very irish green and come in different sizes like cubes or smaller pellets.
@@LeonardoHakaisha Considering the founder very specifically talked about not using an unnatural feed source for the animals and not fattening them up I doubt they'd use grain and molasses.
@thopkins22 Unnatural only in the sense that it would not be the animal's diet in the wild. I'd like to see cattle try to turn sugar cane into molasses lol.
이런 애들 많이 발굴 했으면 ㅠㅠ 멸치랑 탈모 개저씨 그만 보고싶음 일본 특유의 경박스런 혀놀림 ㅂㄷㅂㄷ Hope you guys make more videos of asian hot guys. I don't wanna see anchovies or fat and bald japanese....!!!!!
Vinny is the camera man and not the video editor and it’s weird how a lot of Brad fans STILL don’t know that, based on the comments section. The guy that doesn't get enough credit is Matt Hunziker, the editor.
Lala Booboo Yeah, I noticed him there too! It was the first time I ever saw him, to be honest, I can’t remember if he ever showed up as taste testers in other videos.
"humans love monoculture we love seeing the rows, we love seeing everything perfect and square and clean and one color and one thing, and nature abhors a monoculture" These guys really get it, I have so much respect for what they're doing
Brad, come on over and visit us sometime. We are promoting all the stuff you are in this episode. Avoiding monocultures, healing soil, organic approaches, growing vegetables, composting, etc. We would be honored to host your team for an episode of It's Alive.
A lot of people on here are commenting on Brad as a person, and the editing, but can we stop and recognize the potential of this video? Yes, this series and the other well-executed BA videos are a blast to watch, but this video has so much pertinent information to our existence, and more importantly, is helping to make mainstream again the deep connection we have with our food and it's impact on the world that we live in. I've seen people say "this doesn't have as much of the quirky editing!", but I am glad that this truly is an educational and fun video. Thank you Brad, Hunzi, and the BA team for this!
Right? I love that they’re talking about this. People don’t realize what a crisis we’re in because they don’t see where their food is coming from they just get it at the store like they always do and don’t see the farmers and the land hurting. Awareness of this issue is necessary if we want to do something about it.
Agreed! On that note, does anyone know where to find the information cited from the F.A.O? I tried searching the website to no avail, but I don't know if I'm not searching for the right keywords.
i run a cattle ranch in Texas and these guys hit on some important problems, degradation of the land has really gotten bad. I am actually implementing a few of the same practices like the high intensity rotational grazing.
It's alive is like a cartoon: We've got: Chef Brad, Outdoor Brad, Crab Fisher Brad, barbecue Brad and now Cowboy Brad ! Now we're only missing Noodler Brad...
Philip Eatherington at the end of the day, I think he loves it too😂 I mean come on, it makes for a great video, and that’s his job ain’t it? He’s probably glad that the editors do what they do so well
Getting it back is very important. The release of CO2 from these areas is enormous in comparison to fossil fuels. And it can also sink way more CO2 than any other resource. Making all this green crap we do with cars and efficiency kinda irrelevant.
6:35 I can't stress enough how much I absolutely LOVE how Brad just needed the slightest confiramtion that they were safe for humans in order to taste the alfalfas! This series honestly is one of the most valuable on the whole of TH-cam. They are so rich with love, respect, fun and knowledge! It's great to see Brad and Vinnie geting back to experiencing and learning about all kinds of amazing stuff like this and sharing it with us!
It can be hard, especially if you are not rich, to make choices about where to shop and what to buy based on the health of the planet. But this video shows exactly why making those choices as a consumer is worth it.
Honestly this is suuuuch an important issue. When we talk about environmental problems, obviously global worming is a big issue, but as a Chemist I believe our unsustainable food production and trash production are just as important if not more.
I agree. But both of those things really impact global warming. Agriculture makes up a huge portion of the causes for climate chnage. We focus on hlobal warming but not the parts that make it up.
Considering that a two year old will put literally anything in his/her mouth, I was surprised that that was enough affirmation for Brad to chow down. I had to pause the vid till I stopped laughing after that scene.
I mean. I can't blame him. As soon as they said, alfalfa, I got an immediate craving for alfalfa sprouts. Mmmm... Alfalfa sprouts are some good eating.
i love how environmentally conscious the BA test kitchen is. everyone is really vocal about sourcing good quality and ethically produced food products that don't harm the environment and they're really pushing for that.
I feel that that business ethnics aren't always researched by the consumers. I don't support corporations taking huge tax breaks while paying staving wage to workers. Have to ask tough questions about company responsibility for sake of future not just current times.
This literally made me want to change my major to agriculture so I can move to Texas and start a regenerative ranch of my own, or at least help and work on one.
If you did take agriculture like I am, you would realize that a lot of what is said in this video is misinformed especially when he states that grains aren't good for these animals which is a blatant lie. The fact that we need to be conscientious of our land sustainability is true tho but ignoring soil health is really a thing of the past as just about all farmers are aware of this and acting accordingly.
@@jacquelineverhallen3231 Funny because my agriculture and sustainability classes were all super depressing with the "You can't conserve what is already gone. The anthropocene has the largest biodiversity die off in history. Most of you will be sitting at desks trying to explain to angry landowners why you're doing controlled burns next to their fields. Here's how to combat widespread ignorance of these issues in the industry..." types of lessons. To say that US industrial farming as a whole no longer ignores soil health is disingenuous.
Do it! We need more people to care. Truly you don't even need a degree (although it certainly helps if you want to start a profitable business out of it). The biggest hurdle is the willingness to get involved.
@@jacquelineverhallen3231 Yeah, my agriculture classes weren't like that at all, they were much more like the video, with added emphasis on promoting vegetarian diets, insect farming, and diversifying farming, while also going back to crops that thrive in the environment/climate they're growing in.
I’m 34 for seconds in and between the music and Brad’s clan serious intro I was worried this whole thing would have a different tone. Then there was the first “Blooper” and I was immediately relieved. Back to watching...
I love this because it's about our planet sustainability and how we can impact it differently even as we harvest off it for our food. Thanks Brad, add my vote to Goin' Places!
I really appreciate the respect aspect for each creature that you guys cover. There’s never any malicious nature to any of these videos. Always an honest understanding for each and every process of the unfortunate yet semi necessary death of each animal.
In this day and age eating animals, as stated in the video if u have ears to hear, is ruining the planet. It is not a necessity anymore. Health is far better off without animal by-products. END OF STORY.
I like that Brad is having us take a look, and consider, where our food is coming from. Yes, it's kind of trendy right now, but I think that's because we know it's important. Also, this dirt scientist! This is a great ad for a (sorry I don't know what it's called) Agriculture/Farming Majors. The people who grow our food are very important and should be recognized... just like teachers... sorry, threw that in there. GOOD JOB BRAD AND VIN AND EVERYONE!
Home, home on the range Where Leone, and the buffalo play Where seldom is heard, the regenerative word, And Brad annoys Vinny allllll daaayyy EVERYBODY!
Ames E C okay, quality comment right here. Wanna know why?... The cadence matches the actual song!!! It bothers the heckity heck out of me when the lyrical cadence doesn’t add up. So thank you. Truly from the bottom of my heart. Thank you!
No. This type of farming is unsustainable/extremely inefficient, a health hazard to expose produce to untreated animal feces and the video as a whole was VERY misinforming in terms of farming. Conventional farmers DO have dark chocolate top soil, they have powerfull machines to do the work instead of 100 grazing pseudocows trampling everywhere in a proccess that takes milennia, aswell as more efficient methods of getting nutrients into the soil.
I love this so much. It’s very important to note that there was NO ISSUE with soil, bison, or regenerative land management before the colonization of North America. The indigenous people of the area were and are incredibly diligent about regenerative land management.
FACTS lmao I'm glad someone else pointed that out! can't separate the rise of industrial farming and the destruction of the land with the colonization of the Americas and the attitudes that come with that
wow so you're telling me that hunter gatherers without written language had an understanding of these concepts? doesn't that imply that they could have been industrial farmers but chose not to? 🙄
jonah the bear the whole point is that industrial farming ruined the land and they’re trying to fix it. Native Americans had (and still have) well documented regenerative land management practices that have been understood by historians, anthropologists, and ecologists for decades. If you care to educate yourself, I suggest reading the book 1491 by Charles Mann, or simply googling Native American or indigenous land management for a wealth of documented resources.
jonah the bear people with “written language” were too ignorant to know that killing nearly all the beaver for silly hats (ruining the natural, essential streams, dams, and woodland ecosystems) and killing off nearly all the buffalo and leaving most of the carcass to rot out unused was selfish and detrimental to their environment. Maybe take a class on the sophistication of indigenous society’s systems. There are many.
Tyler Berry it is for all episodes that they have early access but they are still thankfully posting on TH-cam. It is just annoying since I always see their episodes early because I love this channel, but I am not buying an Apple TV device when I already have a new iPhone, iPad, laptop and ps4 with Netflix and crave tv. Like that is expensive enough as it is.
Taylor speaks so well, such an important issue too. It's good to see someone acutely aware of the importance, that each of their decisions have on their animals and the land.
Loved the educational angle throughout all this! Never thought I'd see soil remediation mentioned on a popular YT food channel. Keep doing great work like this!
Looks like it. Damn, I really like Binging with Babish (and Andrew, for that matter), but that left a bad taste in my mouth. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for him, and Vinny, and I wish them both all the best, but it just feels weird / wrong, imho. Unless Brad somehow ends up leaving BA and joining them? (sorry, BA, but I watch your stuff mostly for Brad and Claire and the latter is already free agent, sooo)...
Raoni Moreira yeah I don’t think it’s like that at all. I doubt Babish, for a lack of better words, kidnapped Vinny from Brad. You never know what’s going on behind closed doors. As Vinny doesn’t cook but is strictly a camera man/ editor. Idk how well Bon appétit was treating him. this was probably more of a company issue.
AbsoluteMess I'm tired of white people telling us what's important. That privileged girl never worked a single day in the fields like my ancestors did.
I was selfish and was just excited to see Brad back again. It lived up to what I expect from Brad and the team but I also was amazed at how standard farming practices that we accepted as best process were actually detrimental, beyond just the chemical fertilizer side of this. I was entertained and educated. Great job! While I am sad to see the fermentation videos go by the wayside (they got me into making my own hot sauce and sauerkraut) I am excited to see where this series goes. Kudos to Brad and everyone involved in this new project. I wish you all the best and great success!
Thank god we have ranchers like this. I sincerely hope the rest of the agricultural/livestock industry can follow suit. It's not an exaggeration to say that if we don't then we have no future on this planet. Or at least a very destitute one.
brad im SO GLAD y'all are covering soil!! im in a horticulture program in university right now and one of my classes this semester is soils and this!!! is so sick!!! keep it up love u guys!!!
I legit waited to watch this bc of all the comments saying this was "so educational" (albeit in a positive tone...but still). When FINALLY watching it, I found it was just as - actually more - entertaining as the usual shows! Taylor Farms, you're awesome for sharing so much with us!
Suggestion: Do a video where you cook a family-style dinner (roast, veggies, potatoes, desserts) but only use products produced in a way that benefits the earth, and tell us the products and why they are better for the earth.
The one thing I love about Brad is. No matter what situation you put him in! No matter what country/state/province. E.g you get the point hahah! He always tries to get on the same level as the person he's talking with. Not matter what kind of person hes talking to. Hes always the same! Love it 😊👏
I can never get enough of Brad and Vinny!! 👏🏻👏🏻 I appreciate them taking the time to look into things like this because it’s important. I also appreciate that Brad really works with the people he does the show with!
Brad, you should do an episode where you make your own vinegar/vinegars, and then another episode making your own salt and vinegar chips!! Really inspiring stuff in this video 👍🏽
Honestly, I learned a lot from this episode! Its sad to know how much we really have messed up, but its also encouraging to know that there are people and companies out there that are willing to help fix it and slowly change things so that us and the planet are better taken care of for years to come :) It does matter where our food comes from and how its made :)
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This video is so incredible! thanks for the great content. Does anyone know where to find the information cited from the F.A.O? I tried searching the website to no avail, but I don't know if I'm not searching for the right keywords.
Yo... Brad...
Stop making my ovaries pop. Only born with two. Cool it.
Monsieur Vincent:
Cut it out.
@@Leblackstone REGENITIVE
Link isn't working.
kids songs
Well, now we know why it took so long to get an episode of It's alive. Probably took them 2 months to get Brad saying *regenerative* just right.
Hahahahahaha
Speshi-speh-shep-spesh-specimen. Final answer: Specimen.
CRYING
Never thought I'd find Jewsen here
forsen1 I C BAJS
*Brad hears that a two year old eats the alfalfa pellets*
*Immediately eats the pellets*
Hey, safe for a kid, safe for a Brad.
Pretty diddly dang sure that those "pellets" are something called cattle cubes. They're a mix of grain/hay/alfalfa/molasses that's extruded like that. All alfalfa pellets that I've ever seen are very irish green and come in different sizes like cubes or smaller pellets.
@@LeonardoHakaisha Considering the founder very specifically talked about not using an unnatural feed source for the animals and not fattening them up I doubt they'd use grain and molasses.
@thopkins22 Unnatural only in the sense that it would not be the animal's diet in the wild. I'd like to see cattle try to turn sugar cane into molasses lol.
@@frankiemillcarek6976 so can I eat it please
“Yeah my 2 year old daughter loves t...”
*brad takes a bite*
Dudes face was like lol alright
이런 애들 많이 발굴 했으면 ㅠㅠ 멸치랑 탈모 개저씨 그만 보고싶음 일본 특유의 경박스런 혀놀림 ㅂㄷㅂㄷ Hope you guys make more videos of asian hot guys. I don't wanna see anchovies or fat and bald japanese....!!!!!
Steve Thea what?
@@actualargonian4890 you errd me
Oh my god this same person commented those exact things on Brad's black garlic episode under someone saying "please don't yell at gabby"
@@haruchang4409 you are so beautiful, to me
Vinny is the camera man and not the video editor and it’s weird how a lot of Brad fans STILL don’t know that, based on the comments section. The guy that doesn't get enough credit is Matt Hunziker, the editor.
We saw Hunzy in Chris' carrot cake post.
Lala Booboo Yeah, I noticed him there too! It was the first time I ever saw him, to be honest, I can’t remember if he ever showed up as taste testers in other videos.
I thought the regular it's alive started with just Brad and Vinny, had no idea 😲
@@sennah2138 Check Mark's twitter at @matthunzi for some of the behind the scenes stories, they're funny in their own way.
Fr it's the editing on its alive that makes it my faaaaav
Brad: messes up one recipe
Bob Appétit kitchen: TO THE RANCH
Which recipe did he mess up?
That’s absolutely hilarious
U get that from pewds? Lol
sub to pewds
send👏him👏to👏the👏ranch
"humans love monoculture we love seeing the rows, we love seeing everything perfect and square and clean and one color and one thing, and nature abhors a monoculture" These guys really get it, I have so much respect for what they're doing
I was flooded that people in that industry "got it"!
Brad, come on over and visit us sometime. We are promoting all the stuff you are in this episode. Avoiding monocultures, healing soil, organic approaches, growing vegetables, composting, etc. We would be honored to host your team for an episode of It's Alive.
That would be awesome.
well you're doing a mighty fine job
That would be amazing, hopefully it happens
Sweet!
All besides the organic BS is fine, organic CAN’T and WON’T feed the world
A lot of people on here are commenting on Brad as a person, and the editing, but can we stop and recognize the potential of this video? Yes, this series and the other well-executed BA videos are a blast to watch, but this video has so much pertinent information to our existence, and more importantly, is helping to make mainstream again the deep connection we have with our food and it's impact on the world that we live in. I've seen people say "this doesn't have as much of the quirky editing!", but I am glad that this truly is an educational and fun video. Thank you Brad, Hunzi, and the BA team for this!
I agree.. can't really be silly or quirky when the topic is so serious. We need to pay attention to this important message.
Preach it. I loved this episode. The ecosystem is important. I knew a few things but what these ranchers explained is top notch
Right? I love that they’re talking about this. People don’t realize what a crisis we’re in because they don’t see where their food is coming from they just get it at the store like they always do and don’t see the farmers and the land hurting. Awareness of this issue is necessary if we want to do something about it.
Brad does a fantastic job of reminding us all to reconnect to where our food comes from, and how to take from the earth respectfully
Agreed! On that note, does anyone know where to find the information cited from the F.A.O? I tried searching the website to no avail, but I don't know if I'm not searching for the right keywords.
i run a cattle ranch in Texas and these guys hit on some important problems, degradation of the land has really gotten bad. I am actually implementing a few of the same practices like the high intensity rotational grazing.
jake cormack frankly, we’re all happy that you’re doing that man. Major thumbs up
Great to hear you're not just going with the flow and being responsible enough to realize the changes that need to be made
Thank you so much for you efforts :) how’re things going? It’s been 6 months since your comment.
Holistic land management or regenerative land management is desperately needed so thank you!
best of luck to you
It's alive is like a cartoon: We've got: Chef Brad, Outdoor Brad, Crab Fisher Brad, barbecue Brad and now Cowboy Brad !
Now we're only missing Noodler Brad...
Don't forget about Noodler Matty
thought I was the only one still holding my breath for that noodling episode
Also holding my breath for Noodling Brad.
sumojack ur not the only one..... they better hurry with that episode... I’m starting to turn blue.
Scuba brad with the Kung fu grip?
He was waiting for ANY sort of go-ahead to eat those pellets 6:30
Just had to get confirmation that they're safe for human consumption. 😁
I mean everything is edible if you think about it lol jk
Omg, Yes!!!! I thought the same thing!!!!
Poor Brad, he does all these takes so that the editor can make a good product, and the editor just trolls the hell out of him. I love it!
Philip Eatherington at the end of the day, I think he loves it too😂 I mean come on, it makes for a great video, and that’s his job ain’t it? He’s probably glad that the editors do what they do so well
@@user-xj2sm3xd5l i believe there is one editor and he films the videos aswell.
Brad was just waiting on an invitation to eat that bison feed😂
Do you dare me to eat this alfalfa pellet?
@@alexvasquez537 no
@@jakobstenberg4135 great! I'm eating it.
daidra campbell Man he bit into the alfalfa so fast 🤣🤣
Man, I never knew how much I missed this show until he started trying to say regenerative.
"regenititive" I don't think he ever got it right. GO BRAD!
"our 2 year old eats them.. it's pretty weird...."
proceeds to eat it
"Our 2 year old daughter Scout eats those.."
*Immediately Brad chews one*
I would've been disappointed if he didn't
Getting it back is very important. The release of CO2 from these areas is enormous in comparison to fossil fuels. And it can also sink way more CO2 than any other resource. Making all this green crap we do with cars and efficiency kinda irrelevant.
You know he wanted to as soon as he smelled them.
@@kyndramb7050 it's impressive how long he restrained himself
6:35 I can't stress enough how much I absolutely LOVE how Brad just needed the slightest confiramtion that they were safe for humans in order to taste the alfalfas! This series honestly is one of the most valuable on the whole of TH-cam. They are so rich with love, respect, fun and knowledge! It's great to see Brad and Vinnie geting back to experiencing and learning about all kinds of amazing stuff like this and sharing it with us!
Amen to that
That was the best goddamn intro I've seen in a while. Good Lord the editing on this is just the best!
New "Brokeback Mountain" remake looks promissing!
Brad was just waiting for the guy to tell him they were ok to eat so he could chomp one down😂
MonoDde just take a big bite out of that bison
It can be hard, especially if you are not rich, to make choices about where to shop and what to buy based on the health of the planet. But this video shows exactly why making those choices as a consumer is worth it.
Looking forward to the spin-off show where Brad just pets dogs
plEASE
good boy/good girl spotting
I'd watch it
And bison tho. I wanna see him pet the largest land mammals in the continental United States
I want someone to compile this!
This is actually such a beautiful thing. I hate the way commercial farming is headed and these animals are so incredibly happy and well maintained.
when that doggo walked over and laid down... my life is complete
Honestly this is suuuuch an important issue. When we talk about environmental problems, obviously global worming is a big issue, but as a Chemist I believe our unsustainable food production and trash production are just as important if not more.
Hey was your profile pic taken in Rennes, France?
@@MarieHP haha you got the country right, but the city is Nantes.
@@daniel1tkd0 oh lord I was typing one thing and thinking another lmao ! Yeah I live in Rennes and spend week-ends in Nantes on the regular 😉
I agree. But both of those things really impact global warming. Agriculture makes up a huge portion of the causes for climate chnage. We focus on hlobal warming but not the parts that make it up.
It's alive? I'm just glad Brad is alive. Feels like forever.
Brad really wanted to eat that pellet lmfaoo
Lmao right?! like he couldn't even hide it 😂😂
He needed the affirmation that he could. As soon as dude said his daughter ate them he went in for the kill.
Considering that a two year old will put literally anything in his/her mouth, I was surprised that that was enough affirmation for Brad to chow down. I had to pause the vid till I stopped laughing after that scene.
I mean. I can't blame him.
As soon as they said, alfalfa, I got an immediate craving for alfalfa sprouts.
Mmmm... Alfalfa sprouts are some good eating.
As soon as he said it smelled good, I was like "He's gonna eat it. Eat it, Brad. Eat it. EAT IT!" Then he ate it, and I could rest.
i love how environmentally conscious the BA test kitchen is. everyone is really vocal about sourcing good quality and ethically produced food products that don't harm the environment and they're really pushing for that.
I feel that that business ethnics aren't always researched by the consumers. I don't support corporations taking huge tax breaks while paying staving wage to workers. Have to ask tough questions about company responsibility for sake of future not just current times.
brad was just waiting for them to tell him that the alfalfa was edible
He bit into it so enthusiastically and fast.
Cowboy Brad was in my dreams last night.
Quixotic Phoenix amen
No kidding he was in mine as well
This literally made me want to change my major to agriculture so I can move to Texas and start a regenerative ranch of my own, or at least help and work on one.
If you did take agriculture like I am, you would realize that a lot of what is said in this video is misinformed especially when he states that grains aren't good for these animals which is a blatant lie. The fact that we need to be conscientious of our land sustainability is true tho but ignoring soil health is really a thing of the past as just about all farmers are aware of this and acting accordingly.
@@jacquelineverhallen3231 Funny because my agriculture and sustainability classes were all super depressing with the "You can't conserve what is already gone. The anthropocene has the largest biodiversity die off in history. Most of you will be sitting at desks trying to explain to angry landowners why you're doing controlled burns next to their fields. Here's how to combat widespread ignorance of these issues in the industry..." types of lessons. To say that US industrial farming as a whole no longer ignores soil health is disingenuous.
Do it! We need more people to care. Truly you don't even need a degree (although it certainly helps if you want to start a profitable business out of it). The biggest hurdle is the willingness to get involved.
Amazing!
@@jacquelineverhallen3231 Yeah, my agriculture classes weren't like that at all, they were much more like the video, with added emphasis on promoting vegetarian diets, insect farming, and diversifying farming, while also going back to crops that thrive in the environment/climate they're growing in.
the legend returns
Thou art a legend man!!!
Vinny? yeah...
David Seymour hey david
i order you to make a giant timpano
WHEN WILL U LEARN THAT UR ACTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES he already made one leave the poor boy alone
I’m 34 for seconds in and between the music and Brad’s clan serious intro I was worried this whole thing would have a different tone. Then there was the first “Blooper” and I was immediately relieved. Back to watching...
I can't stop thinking about what the guy said, we have 60 harvests until the land is unusable.
That specific land he is working
@@Tridd666 it's not much different elsewhere, lots of places it's worse
@@ogs5276 prove it
Yeskushnercan he said “the world”, not just his land
if this series doesn't have him go noodling i'll be very upset
Zach N Brad said he will go with Matty later this year! Yayyyy
Yeah me too and I hope he says wourder a lot
Zach N looks like you posted what everyone is thinking!
Agreed, now everyone like this comment because this needs to happen. Gator hunting too!
And fly fishing!
I love that you guys are using your platform to promote education on these ethical and environmental friendly alternatives to farming.
These aren't alternatives to farming..., this is what real Farming is!
"Our 2 years old eats those"
*Brad immediately takes a bite*
Yeah 2 year olds will eat anything
I love this because it's about our planet sustainability and how we can impact it differently even as we harvest off it for our food. Thanks Brad, add my vote to Goin' Places!
Love that majestic "Bison contemplates life" shot at 15:08
dude really named his adorable little doggos carnage and savage
I really appreciate the respect aspect for each creature that you guys cover. There’s never any malicious nature to any of these videos. Always an honest understanding for each and every process of the unfortunate yet semi necessary death of each animal.
Earing animals is not necessary
Hannah Langford tell that to nature sis
Hannah Langford Eating grass isn’t necessary
@@hannahlangford the most basic we get as humans are hunter-gatherers. Everything is a choice though.
In this day and age eating animals, as stated in the video if u have ears to hear, is ruining the planet. It is not a necessity anymore. Health is far better off without animal by-products. END OF STORY.
I like that Brad is having us take a look, and consider, where our food is coming from. Yes, it's kind of trendy right now, but I think that's because we know it's important. Also, this dirt scientist! This is a great ad for a (sorry I don't know what it's called) Agriculture/Farming Majors. The people who grow our food are very important and should be recognized... just like teachers... sorry, threw that in there.
GOOD JOB BRAD AND VIN AND EVERYONE!
Alister Rivas Agricultural Advocacy! There’s a lot people don’t know about the Agriculture Industry and projects like this really help.
Alister Rivas I thought the same thing. So little people know what this video pointed out. It’s amazing
Home, home on the range
Where Leone, and the buffalo play
Where seldom is heard, the regenerative word,
And Brad annoys Vinny allllll daaayyy
EVERYBODY!
Ames E C okay, quality comment right here. Wanna know why?...
The cadence matches the actual song!!! It bothers the heckity heck out of me when the lyrical cadence doesn’t add up.
So thank you. Truly from the bottom of my heart.
Thank you!
@@b.9629 glad to be of service.
Thank you for making videos like this. We drastically need to change how we interact with the environment. Videos like this will only help.
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No. This type of farming is unsustainable/extremely inefficient, a health hazard to expose produce to untreated animal feces and the video as a whole was VERY misinforming in terms of farming.
Conventional farmers DO have dark chocolate top soil, they have powerfull machines to do the work instead of 100 grazing pseudocows trampling everywhere in a proccess that takes milennia, aswell as more efficient methods of getting nutrients into the soil.
TrapsAreSuperior you got a source for that?
*Brad And Claire Are The Reason That I'm Subscribed To This Channel*
10,000 Subscribers With Videos Challenge omg same
Snap. Getting more into Chris recently though.
Exactly!
and Vinny
True, so sad.
I love this so much. It’s very important to note that there was NO ISSUE with soil, bison, or regenerative land management before the colonization of North America. The indigenous people of the area were and are incredibly diligent about regenerative land management.
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FACTS lmao I'm glad someone else pointed that out! can't separate the rise of industrial farming and the destruction of the land with the colonization of the Americas and the attitudes that come with that
wow so you're telling me that hunter gatherers without written language had an understanding of these concepts? doesn't that imply that they could have been industrial farmers but chose not to? 🙄
jonah the bear the whole point is that industrial farming ruined the land and they’re trying to fix it. Native Americans had (and still have) well documented regenerative land management practices that have been understood by historians, anthropologists, and ecologists for decades. If you care to educate yourself, I suggest reading the book 1491 by Charles Mann, or simply googling Native American or indigenous land management for a wealth of documented resources.
jonah the bear people with “written language” were too ignorant to know that killing nearly all the beaver for silly hats (ruining the natural, essential streams, dams, and woodland ecosystems) and killing off nearly all the buffalo and leaving most of the carcass to rot out unused was selfish and detrimental to their environment. Maybe take a class on the sophistication of indigenous society’s systems. There are many.
Thank you editor for leaving in the outtakes at the beginning. 🙏🏼
I was thinking "Hm haven't been seeing new episode of It's Alive for a while..." and boom, 1 min later you guys are here.
They've got an exclusivity period with AppleTV/Roku/Amazon Fire, which has apparently just ended for this episode.
Same fam
Tyler Berry it is for all episodes that they have early access but they are still thankfully posting on TH-cam.
It is just annoying since I always see their episodes early because I love this channel, but I am not buying an Apple TV device when I already have a new iPhone, iPad, laptop and ps4 with Netflix and crave tv. Like that is expensive enough as it is.
You witch! you warlock! You made this happen with your mind!!!
all of us have been dying for weeks for a new its alive episode
No one:
Brad: I love Salt ‘N Vinegar Potato Chips :-)
me too brad!!
same tho
I mean, who doesn’t?!
M2
That and jalapeño/chili flavoring are the best
I'm Brad from It's Alive, and today we're at RAM RANCH.
gachiBASS
Poppy knows what’s up.. last one in. More treats.
Taylor speaks so well, such an important issue too. It's good to see someone acutely aware of the importance, that each of their decisions have on their animals and the land.
That dog was so cute and he just wanted some pats. A good boy
What breed was he ?
Pretty sure it was a girl. Didnt hear Brad say good boy once. Just good girl
i love this episode because not enough people know or care about soil health
You're right, I had no idea. Now it's all I think about
POPPY IS A PERFECT GIRL AND I LOVE HER
Bet she was tasty 😁
5:31 **"I sense that he has snacks"* 😂😂😂
After he told Brad that his daughter eats that & Brad chomps down, I was waiting for “just kidding.”
Loved the educational angle throughout all this! Never thought I'd see soil remediation mentioned on a popular YT food channel. Keep doing great work like this!
5:41 *you can see Vinny’s shadow*
This is very important
That's just a reminder that soon we won't have Vinny in the vids anymore :(
@@gladeskier95 wait!? Why??!!
@@Natalayes He left Bon Appetit and now works for Binging With Babish, so far as I understand.
Looks like it. Damn, I really like Binging with Babish (and Andrew, for that matter), but that left a bad taste in my mouth. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for him, and Vinny, and I wish them both all the best, but it just feels weird / wrong, imho. Unless Brad somehow ends up leaving BA and joining them? (sorry, BA, but I watch your stuff mostly for Brad and Claire and the latter is already free agent, sooo)...
Raoni Moreira yeah I don’t think it’s like that at all. I doubt Babish, for a lack of better words, kidnapped Vinny from Brad. You never know what’s going on behind closed doors. As Vinny doesn’t cook but is strictly a camera man/ editor. Idk how well Bon appétit was treating him. this was probably more of a company issue.
The trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 DLC is looking promising
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More cooking stuff! Nice
He will be Arthur's brother.
Arbiter if only :(
Arbiter 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
omfg that squeaky toy sound effect nearly _k i l l e d m e_
k a y l e e SAME. I had to pause the video because I was ugly cackling so hard😂
lol I needed a cough drop after laughing so hard at that xD 9:25
Omfg I absolutely lost it 🤣🤣
SAME. And then the “behind the scenes” shot of Brad putting that steak into the ground. So funny.
@@liztheesthetician4771 what when
Brad looks like this emoji in this 🤠
A square!
@@katekursive1370 it's a smiley face with a cowboy hat
Thank wink was Cowboy (Gay) Bob all over.
Yeehaw pardner
The emoji looks like Brad
A minute and twenty seven seconds of Brad getting the intro down. Not only do I stan, but I yee damn haw.
Poppy is a good girl, 13/10 would feed again! I love the way this rancher does things, letting the bison heal the land.
Brad being disappointed in humanity is a big mood
Hell yea! Love that you’re incorporating science into these videos now. Ecology is so important
Christian Brown I'm sure you know a lot about it hun. Now go back to your urban coffee shop and post on your communist blog.
@@tseawell90 Getting stuffy in your parents' basement?
AbsoluteMess I'm tired of white people telling us what's important. That privileged girl never worked a single day in the fields like my ancestors did.
tseawell90 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@@tseawell90 lmao get out of here, you fake
I was selfish and was just excited to see Brad back again. It lived up to what I expect from Brad and the team but I also was amazed at how standard farming practices that we accepted as best process were actually detrimental, beyond just the chemical fertilizer side of this. I was entertained and educated. Great job! While I am sad to see the fermentation videos go by the wayside (they got me into making my own hot sauce and sauerkraut) I am excited to see where this series goes.
Kudos to Brad and everyone involved in this new project. I wish you all the best and great success!
9:28 omfg that squeak noise killed me
I liked it showed the real problem....entertainment with education with Brad and beloved vinny.....
Meera patel Don’t forget Hunzi.
Thank god we have ranchers like this. I sincerely hope the rest of the agricultural/livestock industry can follow suit.
It's not an exaggeration to say that if we don't then we have no future on this planet. Or at least a very destitute one.
@Defqon Better if we have less people like you.
Not a single second of cooking and yet I could watch this all day
Thank you, Brad, for using an episode to shed light on such an important issue. Soil health is human health
I was completely unprepared for that opening closeup of Brad and his clear blue eyes. My body was NOT ready
Thank you, BA. For covering this immensely important topic.
10:26
“It should be decomposing organic matter”
Brad: “It should smell like dirt”
Lmaoo
His point was that it doesn't smell like dirt in the way that it should.
His progressively higher pitched “Oh yea” as he’s pouring the mineral into the mineral trailer has me dying 😂😂😂
Today we'll be talking about how to pronounce the word "regenerative"
regenetive!
That wink at the start got me pregnant
im a dude
I just grew ovaries too, mate
WTF?
playing another dude
I just came.
😂😂😂😂
boy that wink stole my heart faster than my uncle stole my innocence
brad just wants to eat everything and the second you tell him it’s edible he goes for it
excuse me but the squeak squeak @9:29 sent me
My dog was very interested when that happened.
brad im SO GLAD y'all are covering soil!! im in a horticulture program in university right now and one of my classes this semester is soils and this!!! is so sick!!! keep it up love u guys!!!
I legit waited to watch this bc of all the comments saying this was "so educational" (albeit in a positive tone...but still). When FINALLY watching it, I found it was just as - actually more - entertaining as the usual shows! Taylor Farms, you're awesome for sharing so much with us!
K stands for kalium which is the neo-Latin word for potassium. Scientists used to really like naming everything in Latin and Greek.
This video just proves that I will watch anything with Brad in it
12:19 Brad: Beat it pooch ur in rhe way
*Pooch drops and rolls right on his shovel*
what breed do you think it was?
@@WojciechGrabowski23 looked like an Anatolian Shepard
@@JordanJames316 Different coat type to an Anatolian. Looks more like a young Estrela Mountain Dog.
Suggestion: Do a video where you cook a family-style dinner (roast, veggies, potatoes, desserts) but only use products produced in a way that benefits the earth, and tell us the products and why they are better for the earth.
Oh god no.
Brad is in his fullest yee-haw form
The one thing I love about Brad is. No matter what situation you put him in! No matter what country/state/province. E.g you get the point hahah! He always tries to get on the same level as the person he's talking with. Not matter what kind of person hes talking to. Hes always the same! Love it 😊👏
As someone who has worked cows in Texas, moving cows from one pasture to another is essentially most of what I did.
Have you tried cotton fed beef
I can never get enough of Brad and Vinny!! 👏🏻👏🏻 I appreciate them taking the time to look into things like this because it’s important. I also appreciate that Brad really works with the people he does the show with!
I'm pretty sure Vinny is gone/leaving soon according to his instagram. :/
5:36 that "I'm Poppy, I'm P O P P Y, hi I'm POPPY" girl turns into a bison huh?
So happy that Brad is back considering that most people watch this channel for Claire and Brad .
Great Series Bon Appetit!!!!!!!!!
I do miss the little sarcastic speech bubbles though
Same
Brad is great, but those bubbles make my day.
Brad, you should do an episode where you make your own vinegar/vinegars, and then another episode making your own salt and vinegar chips!! Really inspiring stuff in this video 👍🏽
Honestly, I learned a lot from this episode! Its sad to know how much we really have messed up, but its also encouraging to know that there are people and companies out there that are willing to help fix it and slowly change things so that us and the planet are better taken care of for years to come :) It does matter where our food comes from and how its made :)
The best part about that intro wink was that Brad blinks with the other eye too.
when brad dug up the soil accompanied with the squeak noises it just killed me. worth the wait
Yee (and I cannot stress this enough) *HAW*
Get help
Ara Ara~ Justin Y.
Welcome back you monster
Yee yee
I literally came here to comment this hahaha
Brad is such a great example of positive masculinity!
Brad is a national treasure. You have gotten me through the quarantine so far, thanks for your videos.