To the SFL video production team: What type of cows, shiny coated, their shade trees? What composting systems, teas? Any deeper rooting plants deliberately planted to break up the hard pan? Any bird boxes? What advice regime is the farm accessing? What are on the individual farmer's productivity wish list? So many questions. Regen Ag is the solution to many modern problems and it needs more farms converted. Those sitting on the fence need positive and more rounded examples. Asking another farmer to explain mob-grazing and temporary fencing was a waste of everyone's time.
@@SoilsforLife I am very relieved you weren't 'offended'. If there's one thing I could suggest: interviews about farmers building more direct connections with those consumers who want Regen Ag (RA) to succeed for all the right reasons and are willing to support it with real dollars is in my opinion the fastest way to get this show onto more and more farms. Hence RA-dedicated butchers, grocers, even bakers and specialty food stores who fly the RA flag. Network building, supply chain issues, and quality assurance concerns would be very helpful to any who want to get involved. There are some farmers already in the direct marketing game but supporting a suburb or town through a middleman (shop) is on another level.
Brilliant!
Thanks Curtis! It's amazing to see the great outcomes regenerative farmers are having.
To the SFL video production team: What type of cows, shiny coated, their shade trees? What composting systems, teas? Any deeper rooting plants deliberately planted to break up the hard pan? Any bird boxes? What advice regime is the farm accessing? What are on the individual farmer's productivity wish list? So many questions.
Regen Ag is the solution to many modern problems and it needs more farms converted. Those sitting on the fence need positive and more rounded examples. Asking another farmer to explain mob-grazing and temporary fencing was a waste of everyone's time.
Hi Peter. Thanks for your feedback. We will certainly take this in and see how we can bring more value to farmers!
@@SoilsforLife I am very relieved you weren't 'offended'.
If there's one thing I could suggest: interviews about farmers building more direct connections with those consumers who want Regen Ag (RA) to succeed for all the right reasons and are willing to support it with real dollars is in my opinion the fastest way to get this show onto more and more farms. Hence RA-dedicated butchers, grocers, even bakers and specialty food stores who fly the RA flag. Network building, supply chain issues, and quality assurance concerns would be very helpful to any who want to get involved. There are some farmers already in the direct marketing game but supporting a suburb or town through a middleman (shop) is on another level.