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The discussions reflect a shared concern over the environmental impacts of traditional agriculture, with comments highlighting issues like soil depletion and water pollution, and expressing hope that perennial crops could offer sustainable solutions. The tone varies from hopeful to critical, with some posts referencing videos and research to deepen the conversation, demonstrating an engaged yet cautious attitude toward transforming current practices.
Most discussions align with the idea that current farming practices are problematic and that alternative approaches like perennial crops could be beneficial.
Several posts express high interest by mentioning topics like climate resiliency, soil erosion, and sustainable agriculture, showing enthusiasm for innovative solutions.
Posts include references to videos, calls for change, and specific critiques of industrial farming, indicating thoughtful engagement.
Participants believe the ideas in the publication could lead to meaningful improvements in sustainability and farming practices, although the overall discussion remains somewhat exploratory.
Current farming practices pose a myriad of challenges to agriculture. Smart use of fertilisation with informed nutrient management practices is a crucial step. Explore more insights in the informative video by @MinuteEarth. https://t.co/EbdP3SLR1m
Agriculture is facing multifaceted challenges. Soil degradation, over-fertilisation, and declining groundwater levels – to name a few. But we can learn from nature and create self-sustaining ecosystems. @MinuteEarth explains
PAPER ALERT: Adapting perennial grain and oilseed crops for climate resiliency https://t.co/Tuqnd0u48V https://t.co/FaWt0bR9K8
@muellern Minute Earth has videos on Phosphorus: https://t.co/mQjQ9mnJvd, Nitrogen: https://t.co/vL0T37W9Cj, Agriculture https://t.co/JBO9KrrrsG and drainage in ag: https://t.co/M9lOfoCyzr
なぜ今の農業技術ベースではない、 新しい持続可能な方法が 求められているのかというお話が ３分ほどの短い動画で わかりやすく解説されています。 内容が英語だったので 日本語字幕を提供してみました。 Why Farming Is Broken (And Always Has Been) https://t.co/Zd2vur7P4o @YouTubeさんから
Why Farming Is Broken (And Always Has Been) https://t.co/uMblOFpCrp
Thanks to the Land Institute for sponsoring this video. Perennial grains and oilseeds offer environmental benefits, including reducing soil erosion, greenhouse gases, and water pollution. Their deep roots and extended…
Our agriculture faces a serious problem. To feed everyone in the future, we may need to overhaul 10,000 years of farming practices and adopt a closed-loop system integrating modern technology with natural processes…
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Agriculture is facing multifaceted challenges. Soil degradation, over-fertilisation, and declining groundwater levels – to name a few. But we can learn from nature and create self-sustaining ecosystems. @MinuteEarth explains
RT @NutriKnow: Current farming practices pose a myriad of challenges to agriculture. Smart use of fertilisation with informed nutrient mana…
Current farming practices pose a myriad of challenges to agriculture. Smart use of fertilisation with informed nutrient management practices is a crucial step. Explore more insights in the informative video by @MinuteEarth. https://t.co/EbdP3SLR1m
humanity is still using pretty bad agricultural methods https://t.co/sQZgq7j91F , but most importantly for THE FACT that all countries have Government Meddling in their agricultural production, this may spell ACTUAL doom for a lot of people. [[CONTINUE]]
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PAPER ALERT: Adapting perennial grain and oilseed crops for climate resiliency https://t.co/Tuqnd0u48V https://t.co/FaWt0bR9K8
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@muellern Minute Earth has videos on Phosphorus: https://t.co/mQjQ9mnJvd, Nitrogen: https://t.co/vL0T37W9Cj, Agriculture https://t.co/JBO9KrrrsG and drainage in ag: https://t.co/M9lOfoCyzr
RT @MatthewSarker: @BjornLomborg @WSJ ...antibiotics, soil depletion because of monocropping and potential depletion of groundwater. Here'…
@BjornLomborg @WSJ ...antibiotics, soil depletion because of monocropping and potential depletion of groundwater. Here's a nice quick video on some problems with industrial farming: https://t.co/KVVBNJDbJH And here's a video on soil erosion: https://t.co/aemSMy6Qqp
なぜ今の農業技術ベースではない、 新しい持続可能な方法が 求められているのかというお話が ３分ほどの短い動画で わかりやすく解説されています。 内容が英語だったので 日本語字幕を提供してみました。 Why Farming Is Broken (And Always Has Been) https://t.co/Zd2vur7P4o @YouTubeさんから
RT @MatthewSarker: @ShellenbergerMD @Forbes Why Farming is Broken (and always has been) https://t.co/KVVBNJDbJH
@ShellenbergerMD @Forbes Why Farming is Broken (and always has been) https://t.co/KVVBNJDbJH
Why Farming Is Broken (And Always Has Been) https://t.co/uMblOFpCrp
... hmm cool Why Farming Is Broken (And Always Has Been) https://t.co/5U5qG8N7qk via @YouTube
RT @freddy33: Great way forward to change our disastrous way we do agriculture. Makes me hopeful :) https://t.co/TLOQiLRL6l
Great way forward to change our disastrous way we do agriculture. Makes me hopeful :) https://t.co/TLOQiLRL6l
@Astro_Aure @VpeAndrea @sallybutcher @GretaThunberg @Greenpeace For food, I think that organic vs conventional is yesterday's debate. We must avoid pesticides through layered crops in underground farm ecosystems. Also, compost should feed chickens, goats, and edible bugs in ultra-local loop; packaging to be re-used.7/7 https://t.co/9uHbThCwOq
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