Nov 2, 2018
Gabe Brown is a clear, collected, and inspired voice for regenerative agriculture, having implemented and seen great changes on his family's ranch in North Dakota over time. In fact, Gabe’s A-Horizon (topsoil) is 27 in, and the soils on surrounding farms only have 4-6 in of topsoil!
Gabe is the author of the recently published and highly-acclaimed book, Dirt To Soil, from Chelsea Green. I highly recommend reading this truly inspiring and informative book.
Speaking and teaching about the practical steps for soil regeneration and farm profitability for more than 15 years, Gabe is also a partner with Soil Health Consultants LLC, an all-star group of ag thinkers and doers engaged in challenging the status-quo of agriculture.
In this episode Gabe and I speak about:
This is Gabe's second time on the show and I am pleased to welcome him back. Listen to Gabe's and my previous episode, which received great feedback, here.
Hope you Enjoy!
John
P.S. Next Tuesday, Nov 7th, I will be hosting an AEA webinar to discuss our seaweed product and why plants respond so differently to it than to other seaweeds. Sign up for the webinar here.
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Related Resources
Book: Dirt To Soil, by Gabe Brown
TEDx Talk: Gabe Brown on Regeneration of Our Lands: A Producer’s Perspective
Webinar: John Kempf on How Crops Benefit From Robust Soil Microbial Populations
Podcast: Eliminating the need for synthetic fertilizer with Kris Nichols
Webinar: John Kempf on Changing Agronomy With Biology
Webinar: Capturing Residue to Build Soil Organic Matter
Book: Soil, by David Montgomery
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Credits
This episode was Directed by Geoffrey Shively and Nathan Harman, Edited by Nathan Harman, Produced by Nathan Harman, Jenna Sodano, Robin Kitowski, and Anna Kempf.