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12 Questions All Farmers Need To Be Asking Themselves For Farming Success with Peter Andrews
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12 Questions All Farmers Need To Be Asking Themselves For Farming Success with Peter Andrews



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D E S C R I P T I O N

Peter Andrews is the inventor of the Natural Sequence Farming methods.

During the Replenish Our Planet Event, Peter Andrews presented the 12 questions farmers must be asking themselves to achieve success on their farm.

This is a video that you must watch and listen to from question 1 to questions 12 as it is very important that farmers around the world stop for a minute and answer these questions!

This video introduces many values and thoughts that are so valuable and could be revolutionary for your farm!

Just to let you know, He is also the author of many books including:
– Back From The Brink
– Beyond The Brink

To know more about Peter Andrews visit here: https://www.farmingsecrets.com/experts/peter-andrews/
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3 Comments

  1. Aussie Aquatic

    Terrific Share.
    It does encompass more than one single component, and each landscape has different topography and gradients.
    Planting on the ridges, delivering organic matter to the high points, to catch rain and trap moisture before it can runoff.
    Retaining water is key, as opposed to draining water, and we are seeing the positive results of rehydrating the landscape.
    Peter's point about "weeds" or "non-native" plants, is that something has to pioneer.
    Barren, degraded soils might need a foreign pioneer to establish a foothold.
    The pioneer plants are already changing and improving the landscape as they mature.
    The changing landscape becomes viable to new generations of plants progressively as the habitat becomes more livable.
    In the new improved landscape true native species become self seeding and begin the process of reclaiming the land.
    Biodiversity increases with every season, all built around those initial pioneering "weeds".

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