We hear a lot of noise about how cows are contributing to global warming,

which is an idea that's really struck me as rather specious right from the beginning.

If you want to talk atmospheric carbon, all it would take is all of our farmland to change 1% in organic matter.

We call this mob stocking herbivorous solar conversion, lignified carbon, sequestration,

fertilization.

We spend as much time marketing as we do the entire farm production.

Really what you are as a communicator and a network builder.

Well, why do I need to be fluent in my communication?

Why do I need to write?

Why do I need to learn to speak?

The people who communicate lead their professions.

Become a storyteller. Storytellers are what changed the world.

Yeah, right. So I've been very skeptical about these ideas stemming from the W.E.F. Globalist types that there's

something pathological about the agricultural sector

and the dawning concern as well

or the building concern about the notion that pasture animals like cattle,

for example, are bad for the planet.

That just seems to me to be absurd on the face of it.

I'd have to see a lot of data, so to speak, before I would

regard that as credible. And I'm also interested in meat-based diets, for example, because

they seem to be very health-promoting and highly nutritious. And so one of the things that I've wanted to do for a long time is to spend some time

investigating the landscape of so-called regenerative farming.

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