Did you know that #cattle can help heal ecosystems? 🐮🌍 If managed regeneratively, they can actually remove #carbon from the atmosphere and sequester it in the #soil. Read more from @bioneers: https://t.co/LWbs0QEti4
— Rodale Institute (@RodaleInstitute) November 16, 2020
I discuss #ASmallFarmFuture with Edward Hardy on his podcast https://t.co/6GeJyb10Ir
— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) November 16, 2020
.@csmaje on how small farms could fuel our future, via At a Distance #podcast #ASmallFarmFuturehttps://t.co/dD0VdYs1hg pic.twitter.com/HuA3H6jUyR
— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) November 16, 2020
We're excited to bring you a sneak peak of On the Farm—a new photo book by @alizaeliazarov that comes out tomorrow. You might know Aliza's stunning photography from the front of our physical magazines (back when we had those). https://t.co/qx5DlAXpx1
— Modern Farmer (@ModFarm) November 16, 2020
Our own @AllanRSavory was recently interviewed on the #RegenNarration podcast.https://t.co/wxlCb4Me5I
— Savory Institute (@SavoryInstitute) December 2, 2020
“No farmer wants to degrade their land. Sometimes we do it without intending to. I see how more and more, people are adopting #regenerative techniques. This is a movement that is growing & it’s the future of farming.” - Manel Badía https://t.co/YaQpC4XjTb #videopremire pic.twitter.com/or7QqbBYoT
— Kiss the Ground (@kissthegroundCA) December 3, 2020
95% of our food is grown in #soil 🥕 But 50% of all topsoil is gone 💔
— Soil Association (@SoilAssociation) December 3, 2020
Through regenerative agriculture & farming methods like #agroecology, #farmers can help restore & protect our soil - giving it some necessary TLC while nurturing healthy crops 🌾
👉 https://t.co/wLvrNNounY pic.twitter.com/6G5dXQ0yAp
Most U.S. cattle are bred to be require grain rations and antibiotics but the small-framed red cow thrives on a grass-only diet – with benefits to the environment. #Regeneratehttps://t.co/wnTQwbT7qO
— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) December 3, 2020
Soil is an ecosystem w/a variety of living organisms, many invisible to our naked eye. These creatures are key to improving #soil tilth—the soil's ability to support plant life. These orgs are also vital to making nutrients available for #plants to grow. https://t.co/VKBHdjwNe2
— Regeneration Int'l (@regeneration_in) December 3, 2020
Meanwhile, some alarmism...
It's December.
— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) December 3, 2020
We are in a climate emergency. https://t.co/P642w8EhUB
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