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We had one of the worst droughts ever when this was filmed, it broke a couple of years ago. Now too much rain in a lot of places, floods all the way to Tasmania. Nice here now though and too high for floods. Kentucky was cleared of lots of trees, some for sheep and a lot for ex servicemen after...

Local guy got the Farmer of the year Award. https://www.farmingahead.com.au/farmer-of-the-year/news/1439168/michael-taylor-named-2022-australian-farmer-of-the-year Michael has built a reputation around his future-focused approach to farming and his management of 4000 sheep, production of...

I bet this couldn't happen today.

That's what I thought. Looks like quite a few others thought that way as well, no response as far as I know. This bloke is coming to the Landcare Field Day though. Colin Seis, I think he's got a bit better idea about things. http://www.pasturecropping.com/pasture-cropping Here's a PDF about...

Anyone know about Graeme Salt? Some people want to bring him here for a two day seminar. I think there's probably better people to look at, but I don't know anything much about him. I can't watch video's at the moment, what do you think. https://youtu.be/8Q1VnwcpW7E

Dave, your post made me think of Alfalfa. Might not be suitable for Jim but it's a good nitrogen storer. https://www.pioneer.com/home/site/us/silage-zone/alfalfa_grow/alfalfanitrogen/ Catch 22 has a good Alfalfa story.

A new member (albanytrees) just posted something about Alex Podolinsky and Bio Dynamics, I don't think he got a mention here yet. http://www.demeter.org.au/demeterbiodynamic.htm Just one page, worth a look. http://www.bdgrowing.com/bd-essays/72-alex-podolinsky-lecture

That's a lot of seed Jim. I really hope this works well for you, it'll benefit a lot of people.

Well speaking of growing plants, I don't know where else to put this. I was reading about this place yesterday, never heard of it before. Svalbard Global Seed Vault, if the link doesn't work just Google...

Hey NASA don't blame us. Indonesian fires, mostly to clear land for agricultural purposes have been releasing more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each day on average than the entire economy of the United States or Australia & South Africa combined...

Sorry about that, I don't know what happened and I couldn't delete it. That post was a reply to this one. I'd done a bit of research on it after watching that movie. See post 271 for the story.

It froze up for me when I went Advanced to check it, so I just clicked submit and it came up without the last line and no Edit options. I can see the page ok, tried another browser and it works but still doesn't have the options thing.:scratch: The movie was Beasts of the Southern Wild. It's...

We didn't cut down many trees before nature decided we weren't wanted. Once this was a rainforest, a bit before they decided to build there though.

Don't know what happened there, a bit didn't work. must be too hot. I've seen some changes in the weather over the years, no doubt we've warmed things up a bit since the industrial revolution but I'm more with the natural cycle of things. It was all green here once, not red dirt for 70%, be...

I think you'll find it in your thread. https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?19153-The-Official-Jimbo-Fire-Fighter-Zero-Thread/page10

He should know Bill then. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/CjWaP0iQmWw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

In a round about way I have a connection to this place. http://permaculturenews.org/2015/02/13/new-angles-grazing-cells/ Allan Savory is actually mentioned in that link but the home page has a lot of stuff. Originally started by Bill Mollison, they've done a lot of things world wide about...