Great video. Love the work you guys do. Scott Morrison needs to get you blokes down to the Murray Darling before it's too late, assuming it's not already. I'm seeing a lot of news coverage about how bad it is and nothing actually happening. With some recommendations from you guys and some cash from the government a lot of jobs could be made doing a project like this, which would help revive the struggling towns, and the river. Please keep up the great work. The importance of what you're doing is immeasurable. Thank you.
Thank you, Atley, we really appreciate your support. We are collaborating on a 'Restoring the Central West' proposal, with the ultimate aim of it being extended towards the Macquarie Marshes and the Darling. Fingers crossed, and stay tuned. Peter Andrews & TALS Institute team
His technique requires hill's. There aren't hill's everywhere. And how the hell.do you "carry this up there". Doing that requires large equipment, time, expense - not free as he/they suggest.
No, not necessarily. Peter gives an example in his books of placing water troughs at high points on the land. The animals will congregate and defecate on the higher land, building organic matter. There are obviously options to bale from the flood plains and feed in the higher lands as well, but that is landscape dependent.
how great is Peter and co . when not on tour we are restoring our own land back to nature , once was degraded farmland
A small glimmer of hope for the planet via regenerative farming. Thanks for all your work.
Great video. Love the work you guys do. Scott Morrison needs to get you blokes down to the Murray Darling before it's too late, assuming it's not already. I'm seeing a lot of news coverage about how bad it is and nothing actually happening. With some recommendations from you guys and some cash from the government a lot of jobs could be made doing a project like this, which would help revive the struggling towns, and the river. Please keep up the great work. The importance of what you're doing is immeasurable. Thank you.
Thank you, Atley, we really appreciate your support. We are collaborating on a 'Restoring the Central West' proposal, with the ultimate aim of it being extended towards the Macquarie Marshes and the Darling. Fingers crossed, and stay tuned. Peter Andrews & TALS Institute team
Great job, great video! A shame so few have seen it..
very beautiful image. great
Those meeting should have young people involved... get young blood ... added to the team
His technique requires hill's. There aren't hill's everywhere. And how the hell.do you "carry this up there". Doing that requires large equipment, time, expense - not free as he/they suggest.
No, not necessarily. Peter gives an example in his books of placing water troughs at high points on the land. The animals will congregate and defecate on the higher land, building organic matter. There are obviously options to bale from the flood plains and feed in the higher lands as well, but that is landscape dependent.