In 2017, I began searching for the most effective solution for managing the carbon cycle. After evaluating every potential drawdown project, I found only one category met all the criteria for affordability, restoring natural systems, and being good for humans: regenerative agriculture. Lyian Carroll is an op

Regenerative Rancher and Farmer here- This is what I talked with Bobby Kennedy about when I met him and this is why I’m voting for Kennedy/Shanahan :)

One of the few arguments for addressing humans impact on the planet that would actually be beneficial for all life on Earth. This is what advocates of climate change should be prioritizing and promoting.

I came to same same conclusion in 2020 - regenerative ag is the only solution to carbon levels in the atmosphere - and solves food nutrient deficiencies, farmer economics, water quality, and soil degradation. Nature is amazing. Healthy Soil Biomes was formed to apply for the Carbon Reduction X-Prize. We provided proof that changes from conventional ag to regenerative ag resulted in carbon building up in the soil biome. The X-Prize experts (people who know what has been done in the past) response was that the biology in the soil could have adverse effects on the soil (?!?). Devastating to our efforts. @PeterDiamandis

It's time for a real change in American politics. Let's give Bobby & Nicole the platform they deserve. The time for change is now. #KENNEDYSHANAHAN24

No one is talking about our health bc half of the country doesn’t even realize the depth of the lies and deceit in the name of profit and power. That’s why this RFK presidency is so important. It all starts with someone finally telling the truth. That is how we start forgiving.

I really like her. I am voting Kennedy

💯 manage the carbon cycle. Regenerative farming and ranching is about cycling nutrients and carbon in the places where it does ALL animals, plants and humans the most good. We need to shift our ag practices from being life limiting and instead be life regenerating!

On a biodynamic farm, nothing goes into the soil that didn’t come from the farm. The composted soil is amazingly rich and the produce is disease/infestation resistant, rich in nutrients, and delicious. The farmers don’t spend money on chemical fertilizers or sprays. The cows, who contribute to the compost, produce wonderful milk.