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Musings on how raising and eating rotationally-grazed meats is an unrivalled venue to address a host of issues; starting from the regeneration of our soils to many environmental, economic, social, and moral issues branching out from the life-sustaining ecosystem beneath our feet.
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English
United States
22 episodes
since Sept. 19, 2018
episodic
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Nature scales through gestalts, not linearly. I suggest that water provides us with an appropriate model for scaling.
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Arguing that intelligence is a great deal more than processing and computation. Also that viewing the world through the single lens of cause and effect is a form of insanity.
Restating my position on seed bank bombings.
The most common criticism against regenerative agriculture is that it can't accomplish what conventional agriculture can; specifically in terms of "feeding the world". Not only is the question loaded, it conceals some nasty realities.
Audio from a VABF webinar on soil health. Delves into how, compared to vegetable or grain growing, rotational grazing has very different leverage points of entry into Nature's systems.
I've been wanting to do an informal conversational format for a while, and who better to start with than my good friend, Inga, who is passionate about agricultural and the myriad of issues that interconnect. Let me know if you enjoy this sort of format.
(For those of you interested, I am giving a short talk after a free viewing of the documentary Kiss The Ground. My talk will be live-streamed at https://www.facebook.com/lyric.blacksburg Tuesday October 26, at 8:30 pm EST.) I've been wanting to do an informal conversational format for a while, …
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