Videos

  According to Agriculture Canada, 10 percent of Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions are from crop and livestock production. At the same time, agriculture can help slow climate change by harmlessly storing carbon in the soil. This means that Canadian farms have the potential to go from carbon emitters to significant carbon sinks. Join us June
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From Northern Plains Resource Council’s Soil Summit located at the Billings Red Lion Hotel & Convention Center on October 15, 2016

Compiled by Sheldon Frith: This slideshow is available as an infographic here:http://sheldonfrith.com/2016/02/06/ho… Many of the pictures were taken from these links: http://planet-tech.com/    • How to green the …      • Getting Results o…   http://www.holisticresults.com.au/you… http://managingwholes.com/–environme… http://sheldonfrith.com/ 

Gabe Brown, Allen Williams and Neil Dennis were all going out of business with their conventional grazing – then nature forced their hand to try grazing without chemicals because they couldn’t afford them anymore. They are now the pioneers in regenerative grazing – replacing the specter of bankruptcy with resiliency. These ranchers regenerate their soils
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This PBS documentary is a mosaic of interviews with Holistic Management® practitioners combined with stunning footage of holistically managed landscapes in Africa, North America, and Australia. Innovative grazing management practitioners explain why the first millimeter of soil is critical to our collective future, and they share the practices they use to build healthy soils and
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http://savory.global | Click here to see Susie Ward introduce Tony Lovell at the Savory Institute 2014 International Conference in London, UK. Tony speaks of his work with SLM, and Holistic Planned Grazing in Australia. Tony has been a leader in the Holistic Management movement and a tremendous resource to Australia and beyond.There are some great
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This video features Gabe Brown and his Keys To Building a Healthy Soil, filmed on Nov. 18th 2014 at the Idaho Center for Sustainable Agriculture’s annual symposium.

http://savory.global | Click here to see a discussion on how to communicate regenerative agriculture more effectively, with guest speakers Bryan Welch, Finian Makepeace, Sara Scherr and Tim Casswell at the Savory Institute’s 2015 International Conference “Artisans of the Grasslands: Crafting the Future For Food and Agriculture.” #SavoryArtisans Stay connected: http://savory.global https://www.facebook.com/savory.global/ https://twitter.com/SavoryInstitute https://www.instagram.com/savoryinsti… About Savory
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When the rain comes, will your soil be ready? Management of grasslands is paramount to the health of our soil and water resources. Recently, conservationists with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in South Dakota have been studying the effects that management has on soil properties, such as infiltration, and the results are dramatic. Studies
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