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Bill Gates • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need
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Gabe Brown • Dirt to Soil: One Family's Journey into Regenerative Agriculture
here’s something interesting Malcolm Beck said when he was being interviewed by Graeme Sait:
If the weed is a true weed, then it will gradually disappear when you balance the soil. However, in Texas we have a forage crop that’s our biggest weed. It’s called Johnsongrass. It’s a high protein forage crop. The richer you make the soil, the better it... See more
If the weed is a true weed, then it will gradually disappear when you balance the soil. However, in Texas we have a forage crop that’s our biggest weed. It’s called Johnsongrass. It’s a high protein forage crop. The richer you make the soil, the better it... See more
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the C horizon, which consists of rock and other unconsolidated parent material that has not yet been weathered or decomposed into smaller particles. This layer provides the source material for B and A horizons.
Gabe Brown • Dirt to Soil: One Family's Journey into Regenerative Agriculture
Will Harris has stewarded his family’s farm, building @whiteoakpasture into an incredible business. Will understands how Big Ag focuses on corporate profits at the expense of what’s best for the American people.
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This is what a Forward Deployed Engineer looks like
On the photo: OpenAI's Head of FDE @colintjarvis in Iowa, "in the field", working with a customer of John Deere (a company who OpenAI worked on a project with)
More in today's @Pragmatic_Eng deepdive: https://t.co/rNK0EnvPbX... See more
RFK Jr. breaks down the MAHA plan to reform USDA in 2 minutes: “We’re going to give farmers an off-ramp from the current system that destroys their health, wrecks the soil, makes Americans sick, and destroys family farms.”
1. “We’re going to REWRITE the regulations to give smaller operators a... See more
Holden Culottax.comBrad Rogers, who grew up on a farm in Indiana, is passionate about growing healthy food and sharing it with others. His passion is leading him to develop a space-saving aquaponics facility in urban Cincinnati that will reconnect people in “food deserts” with locally-grown, nutritious food.