Future Forward: The Future of Farming
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- čas přidán 3. 04. 2023
- The Future of Farming directed by Laura Checkoway
Unprecedented heavy rains (a consequence of extreme weather caused by climate change) can take inches off of topsoil in minutes, destroying a farmer’s harvest, threatening their livelihood and impacting the quality of their soil for generations to come. Also impacted are the companies that rely on these farmers to source local ingredients for their products. Unilever is tackling this complex challenge head-on by partnering with Practical Farmers of Iowa to protect and improve soil through regenerative farming practices. But can they convince often risk-averse farmers across the state and beyond? Discover more: www.theclimatepledge.com/future - Věda a technologie
Unilever is such a good hearted corporation!!!
Just love & altruistic motivations. Love ya !!!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍
Yeah, appreciate corporations involvement and support. It will be a win win for Famers, Corporates, Consumers & more importantly NATURE!☺
@@pratap30 Never trust big corps, mate. Their unstoppable and immoral greed will never allow them to think of other than their growing profits. Nature & planet will never be within their worries.
All is good. Cover crop can protect, source local, etc. But thats not the final solution, its like fire fighting. There have to be some trees around the fields. Its disheartening to see acres and acres for farms without a single tree. I am from a family with some farmer back ground. I understand a 7.5 mins video cannot cover all aspects to #SaveSoil but protecting is just one aspect of it. Grow tree around the fields, move towards tree based farming, make promote and switch to fruit/tree based diets. Saying is easier than doing, I know that. I wish and pray that #SaveSoil movement helps soils and their farmers in a sustainable farming for future generations!
True. But don't expect the Unilevers of this world to honestly care about Nature. Only MONEY counts for these dirty guys! 👺
@@JohnnyGibson230 True, i hope they understand they should be patient else the future loss will be much more than what they invest now for sustainable farming!
This is really good