Farmland Restoration Stories: Spain
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- La Junquera, a family farm in Southern Spain, leads the way for Regenerative Organic Agriculture, showcasing its potential and providing tools for a transition to healthier soil and more effective land stewardship.
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So inspiring … thank you so much to those young farmers to have the strength to do that 🙏
Patagonia, single handedly leading the way with these remarkable miniature documentaries 👏
Not single handedly. That's impossible. And the power of regenag is precisely in working integrally, with many different parties.
Civic Eats is starting to do some good ones too: civileats.com/category/civil-eats-tv/. A little different to the Patagonia production style though!
Have u heard of ecosia? th-cam.com/video/uhhRoKSJszw/w-d-xo.html
Thank you. Thank you for using permaculture, regenerative agriculture to bring Spain back from the brink of total annihilation.
Wow! We truly need more stories and films like this! Please share more! 🙌
Tks, Patagonia, for another beautiful and inspiring film! Also - thanks to those conscious Dutch that make a difference around the world! I know many of them and they have enriched my life. : )
Wonderful and inspiring. Alfonso’s remarks about ‘oh, that won’t work here’ are so familiar.
I love that you support this system of farming. It’s so important.
Love these videos, this is why I buy patagonia gear. Such a great company, if only more companies were like you guys. Keep up the great work patagonia!
more of this.
Hola I have a smallholding, 1.5 acres in La Alpujarra, 1000m alt. I've been here for 20 years. When I bought the place it had been treated with herbicide, pesticide and inorganic fertiliser for more than 20 years. I have old olive, almond and walnut, 180 trees! The trees were healthy but the soil was sterile. It took me 11 years to get the soil really alive again. I use horse manure and compost. But with the drought I'm finding it hard to keep the land and old trees healthy. I irrigate in the winter now, up until 10 years ago we had good rain and much snow on the mountains. Now our acequia is dry from early July until the rain comes in maybe late Oct or Nov. Ancient olive trees are dying back on abandoned fincas close to my place. Before the drought these olive trees were fine, just from the rain. I'm very concerned about the drought, we can improve our soil, but sin lluvia, que podemos hacer?
That's what regenerative agriculture does: to bring not only the soil microbiome, but the water back (into the aquifer).
I'm not the person who can help you, as I'm learning the basics myself, but you should be able to get answers here, and also by looking at other regenerative agriculture channels.
Good luck!
I'm a total newb at this, but trenches and ponds to collect rain water when it rains is the way to go, Panni foundation in india is doing a great job in helping water retention in Maharashtra, you could check them out to gather more info.
@@arunjoy7036 my finca is terraced, high in La Alpujarra, the real problem we face is drought. We have water storage tanks, however, whatever your system of irrigation, if the land around is not naturally irrigated, as in rain, then the local nature will not thrive. Snow fall here in la Sierra Nevada has been decreasing for many years. Rainfall lower down the mountain has been minimal, 40cm or so each year. The general environment is in decline. We can have our oases for as long as there is water in the acequia, but the wild trees are dying. I'm not a beginner, I've been in the region for 25 years and have had my finca for 21 years.
@@timkbirchico8542 have you already tried to reintroduce integenoues grass/weed cover layer to increase water retention in the soil.
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What an amazing and inspiring story! Thank you Patagonia for adding it to your platform. Yes, yes, this and more!
Inspired me to get back into environmental policy, and more importantly working with the land. I believe many millenials, especially because of the pandemic, will look towards nature in a different healing way and try to improve the world we have.
Also, it is kind of sad to see Patagonia not include an ending screen. That could really help guide people towards their environmental work instead of being suggested something completely different after watching this first film (note to whoever is running the channel).
wonderful philosophy of living, keep it up. Marca España, nuestras tierras son únicas!
Bravo.
Viva España y viva Patagonia.
Our nation is waking up, seeing the gaping cracks in its factory farm system. Now, people are turning to regenerative farms as ethical food source. Your video is much needed in this area: THE MORE PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THIS, THE BETTER. If y'all want to learn more, we have a video: A PASSION FOR POULTRY | A REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE STORY . If you're interested in learning more, click on the channel icon to learn about the ethics of this new farming and our odd methods (yes, we fast our birds!) Again, a wonderful video! Cheers!
I'm reminded of a saying by Doug Duren (of Wisconsin, USA) "It's not ours, it's just our turn"
Beautiful people doing great work
Great effort and project under a tough climate !
Bravo 👏🏽
Fantastic 💚
Chacho viva Murcia!❤
Gran trabajo!!!
Gracias por fomentar este tipo de contenido! :)
Put line of trees on the boarders it will slow down the wind and erosion.
If locals say it doesnt work it means they never wanted to try.
Brilliant!
Bravo!
We need to hold down organic food systems.
Regenerative farming is concept from the 60's
I believe precision farming is a thing now.
Wageningen University.
Follow our farm guys!
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If only you guys hadn't relied on Uigher labor. camps on the down low I would've enjoyed this thoroughly
Need more organic farming so organic product prices will drop.
Not enough information
Right click/Force click "La Junquera"
Sounds like Dutch people to me
So?
Funny how the spanish guy copied the dutch womans accent 😅My girlfriend is doing the same haha