Farming: Risks and Rewards Part 1
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Welcome to Part 1 of our Syntropic Farming: Risks and Rewards video series, featuring Scott Hall. In this video, we'll explore the fascinating world of Syntropic Farming and discuss the risks and challenges associated with this innovative and sustainable agricultural practice.
Scott Hall, an expert in Syntropic Farming, will share his insights and experiences as a farmer, and provide valuable tips and strategies for those interested in implementing Syntropic Farming on their own land.
Throughout the video, we'll explore some of the risks involved in Syntropic Farming, such as the initial investment costs, the learning curve, and the potential for crop failure. However, we'll also discuss the many rewards of Syntropic Farming, including increased soil health, improved biodiversity, and a more sustainable and resilient farm ecosystem.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in sustainable agriculture. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Syntropic Farming and discover the risks and rewards of this innovative farming practice.
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As someone who wants to be a farmer. I appreciate the information.
I love this, thanks for sharing your insights. I can't wait for your next video.
Good advice and very unexpected on a vlog like this😊
great info thanx for sharing.. liked and subbed.. :)
appreciate this video. the internet is such a gift to humanity. all around me are sugarcane, maize, coconut and cacao farmers- all traditional growers in rural philippines. i think a diverse food forest would be a gift to many consumers looking to buy real good fruits / veggies. heck, i see a lot of grapes, oranges, apples! so weird as these are imported products.
Dropping knowledge as always Scott! Love the wisdom you share :)
I really look forward to your future videos Scott, I’m glad you mentioned macadamias. We have seen a drop in price of 40% in just 2 years and If you have seen the massive Bundaberg and nsw floodplain plantings of precocious varieties that crop in 3 years, the writing is on the wall. Happy birthday by the way.
Thanks for the feedback Tim, looking forward to sharing soon
Veganism & fruitarianism is on the rise. I'm picking, manifesting, and expecting the demand for heavy meaty fruit like jackfruit, durian, marang, rollina will skyrocket