Gabe Brown & Regenerative Agriculture

Gabe Brown, a North Dakota farmer has become a leading voice in the regenerative agriculture movement. For decades, Gabe has been working to restore the health of his land and build a sustainable farm using innovative practices that focus on soil health and biodiversity.
From cover crops and crop rotations to livestock grazing and holistic management, Gabe shares his expertise and experience, offering valuable insights into the potential of regenerative agriculture to revolutionize our food system and restore the health of our planet.
His Book: Dirt to Soil here: amzn.to/3MjM02G
Join us as we discover the power of regenerative agriculture and learn how Gabe Brown and other pioneers are leading the way towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
#gabebrown #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #brownsranch #covercropfarming #regenerativeagriculturegabebrown

[@brianr4570]

Gabe didn't grow up on a farm or a ranch. He grew up in the city. Gabe & his wife took over her parents ranch.

[@RegenerativeFarmersofAmerica]

Your right! Our editor must have missed that distinction.

[@vivalaleta]

I was just going to add that comment. Thanks.

[@leelindsay5618]

Ditto

[@robbyadams306]

I came here to see if anyone else caught that. I've been following Gabe's work for 10 years and it was in fact his very first four years with the family farm in his hands that he was hit with crippling weather conditions. His step-parents were the conventional farmers but he did observe their struggles with conventional farming before the ranch was handed to him and his wife.

[@robbyadams306]

Honestly I think this video needs to be edited because it is so off that it miss tells Gabe's story and sounds like someone else's story altogether in the beginning.

[@logantauson789]

Mr. Gabe is a true pioneer of the soil and soldier the world needs. Rother, i hope Gabe is the first of many to lead a new generation of farmers of the planet vs soldiers of war in the highest calling our world needs

[@lynnachey2765]

To me, where we were isn't nearly as important as where we are and where we are going. I applaud Gabe for making a decision to change his direction when he realized it wasn't where he wanted to be or where he wanted to go. This man is a pioneer, in my opinion, and his courage and love for the land is something I wish more people had. My only concern is that, as with all things that benefit all of us (if we choose to learn about it and things that make sense), the powers that be are going to do everything they can to keep this from the rest of us until they can find a way to hush it up or make a lot of $$ from it.

[@Alasdair37448]

First time I've been proud of something that came out of the US in a long time way to go Gabe Brown. People like you are the real hero's of our age.

[@user-uc8gm3ym9i]

Brilliant insight... Loved it.. Confirmed my conviction ❤❤

[@RustyMeadowsHomestead]

A man who hasn’t gotten the recognition he deserves

[@aaronlara9031]

Fr

[@aaronlara9031]

But true bosses don’t need recognition. He knows that regenerative ag works. It’s up to society to break their ignorance and be more opened minded

[@yentapalli]

Need to know how the stem and leaf pest can be controlled by regenrative agriculture without pests.

Pesticides kills off soil microorganisms, mycorrhiza and predator insects which is the natural protection against pests and diseases.