For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche) header
For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche) profile picture

For Goodness Ache

@ForGoodnessAche

👉We're biochar*acters👈, and 👉are pronouns our: suchlike/aught/idem. 👉 Don't necessarily agree with those who like things we say. 👉 ReTerraform Earth 🌎.

 Saga City, Earth
Joined September 2017
  • Tweets6.8K
  • Following121
  • Followers82
121Media
Photo by For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche)Photo by For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche)Photo by For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche)Photo by For Goodness Ache (@ForGoodnessAche)
Industrial animal agriculture is a disaster, full stop. But tell me how the carbon, nutrient and water cycles--all pivotal to climate--can function w/out robust animal communities, particularly in drylands. I'm all ears.
Peter Kalmus (@ClimateHuman) profile picturePeter Kalmus
@ClimateHuman12 May 2022
Replying to @JessLReid
at this point, the fewer cows there are on planet Earth, the better off we'll all be. cow advocates who think they are also climate activists don't seem to understand just how skewed beef production currently is toward corporate animal agriculture. don't defend the beef industry!
2
3
14
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Tim Rann (@timrann) profile picture
Tim Rann@timrann8 May 2022
Headed to Starbucks HQ on Thursday to talk about how AgTech startups and #ReFi could shape the future of coffee and cocoa (driving more inclusive and regenerative systems with and for farmers). HMU / comment if I should be adding your work to my mapping. – at Bogotá, D.C., Colombia
17
8
76
Nice glimpse of @egies' forthcoming book. Why We Need Slow Solutions to Solve Our Water Problems therevelator.org/slow-soluti…
Why We Need Slow Solutions to Solve Our Water Problems • The Revelator

Why We Need Slow Solutions to Solve Our Water Problems • The Revelator

A new book explains why “Slow Water” projects can help us tackle our climate, water and biodiversity crises.

therevelator.org
1
1
3
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Alina Chan (@Ayjchan) profile picture
Alina Chan
@Ayjchan25 Apr 2022
If you (the public) want to have any say at all in how the US government and NIH oversees research involving enhanced potential pandemic pathogens, please register. Requests to make comments must be received by 8:00 p.m. ET on April 26, 2022. osp.od.nih.gov/event/virtual…
3
41
1
99
In a recent article, John Church, HSBC USA’s Head for Food & Beverage, discusses how regenerative agriculture is leading us to a more sustainable future. Read here: foodinstitute.com/focus/from…
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
1
7
3
24
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Green Cover Seed (@GreenCoverSeed) profile picture
Green Cover Seed
@GreenCoverSeed18 Apr 2022
Love this quote by Gabe Brown greencover.com/freeguides/
Image from Green Cover Seed (@GreenCoverSeed)
2
11
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Erich Hartmann (@erichhartmann) profile picture
Erich Hartmann
@erichhartmann14 Apr 2022
So let me get this straight: The progressive left is now rooting FOR Saudi Arabia, Wall Street, Vanguard / Blackrock and AGAINST free speech, liberty and the dude who makes electric cars and is going to Mars? wut
1,529
10,942
921
51,668
Farmers are increasingly in crisis because of extreme weather incidents. But some are reducing their climate-related stress by turning to regenerative agriculture with great success. bit.ly/37i72gj #FarmerStress #climatechange #regenerativeagriculture #CRARS
Image from CSU, Chico Center for Regenerative Agriculture (@CSUChicoRegenAg)
1
8
1
17
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Jeffrey A Tucker (@jeffreytucker) profile picture
Jeffrey A Tucker
@jeffreytucker7 Apr 2022
Putting Big Bad Pharma Back on Trial in the COVID-19 Era by @_bexstrong link.medium.com/mRBIBgyG0ob
10
1
27
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Soil4Climate (@soil4climate) profile picture
Soil4Climate
@soil4climate4 Apr 2022
Replying to @FoodSystems
Now would be a good time to advocate for regenerative grazing. Yes? #regenerativeGrazing #GrassFed #SoilHealth #SoilCarbon #Drawdown docs.google.com/document/d/1… – at Medford, MA
Hope Below Our Feet: Publication Compendium on Well-Managed Grazing as a Means of Mitigating Global...

Hope Below Our Feet: Publication Compendium on Well-Managed Grazing as a Means of Mitigating Global...

Left: Soil with approximately 7% soil organic matter at North Dakota farmer Gabe Brown’s holistically managed ranch. Top right: Kroon family holistically managed ranch on left side of fence, Karoo...

docs.google.com
1
1
3
The Carbon Underground is a proud founding partner of Regeneration International. Their vision is for a healthy global ecosystem. Learn more at Regenerationinternational.or….
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
1
1
7
In her new book, Liz Carlisle shows that carbon can be stored in the soil if we adopt ancestral land management strategies, many of which are held by communities of color. Pick up your copy today!
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
2
6
3
30
A few benefits of regenerative farming practices include: 💚 Healthier soil 💚 Saving water 💚 Sequestering carbon 💚 Healthier food To learn more visit TheCarbonUnderground.org.
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
6
1
6
In this "Casually Baked" podcast, Gabe explains the flaws of conventional soil tests and offers alternative solutions, real world examples, educational resources, and insights into some of the projects his consultancy is rolling out at Understanding Ag. youtu.be/0St9T_c2Lvc
2
2
Join The Carbon Underground to stay up-to-date with our latest news and events, and be part of a community of activists working to save the planet one meter of soil at a time. Sign up at TheCarbonUnderground.com
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
1
1
Regenerative farming practices help farmers increase their profitability! Certified crop adviser Lance Klessig talks about the five soil health principles that he teaches farmers to help them restore their soil and create a resilient farming operation: agriculture.com/crops/cover-…
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
1
1
2
You can adopt a meter of degraded soil for just $5, and make a positive difference! Join the movement today at Adopt-A-Meter.org
Image from The Carbon Underground (@CarbnUndrground)
1
3
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Beth Hoffman (@BethFoodAg) profile picture
Beth Hoffman@BethFoodAg24 Feb 2022
We visited @whiteoakpasture and learned that the benefits of #regenerative agriculture are often unexpected. #Farmers #Sustainable civileats.com/2022/02/24/op-…
1
3
1
3
For Goodness Ache retweeted
Soil4Climate (@soil4climate) profile picture
Soil4Climate
@soil4climate23 Feb 2022
Check out this thoughtful #podcast Down to Earth episode! Karl Thidemann is co-founder of Soil4Climate, a non-profit that advocates for #regenerativeagriculture, with a focus on grazing and the restoration of #grasslands. In this podcast he makes the case, supported by extensive scientific research, that the restoration of grasslands can provide a multi win-win––for the climate, biodiversity, soil health, good nutrition, farmer profitability, the water cycle, rural communities, anti-desertification, and maintaining traditional agrarian practices worldwide. He also challenges vegan narratives about food and climate, and, with a poem and a song, reminds us that the arts are an important part of the change toward a greener, healthier world. Thidemann makes references to many farmers and ranchers during this podcast, and links to their work are in the show notes. Listen at this link or wherever you get your podcasts. https://quiviracoalition.org/dte-episode-111/

ALT Check out this thoughtful #podcast Down to Earth episode! Karl Thidemann is co-founder of Soil4Climate, a non-profit that advocates for #regenerativeagriculture, with a focus on grazing and the restoration of #grasslands. In this podcast he makes the case, supported by extensive scientific research, that the restoration of grasslands can provide a multi win-win––for the climate, biodiversity, soil health, good nutrition, farmer profitability, the water cycle, rural communities, anti-desertification, and maintaining traditional agrarian practices worldwide. He also challenges vegan narratives about food and climate, and, with a poem and a song, reminds us that the arts are an important part of the change toward a greener, healthier world. Thidemann makes references to many farmers and ranchers during this podcast, and links to their work are in the show notes. Listen at this link or wherever you get your podcasts. https://quiviracoalition.org/dte-episode-111/

1
2
8
Ecdysis Foundation’s “1,000 Farms Initiative” will demonstrate the power of regenerative agriculture on a network of farms, where Dr. Jonathan Lundgren and team will assess the status of key agronomic, ecological and economic factors. ecdysis.bio/featured-project
Image from Understanding Ag (@UnderstandingAg)
10
13
Load more