#5 - Global perspectives with Nicole Masters
Regenerative advocate, educator and coach Nicole Masters talks about the unique opportunity facing New Zealand farmers looking to introduce regenerative farming practices. The discussion ranges widely, from the value of open sharing, tackling soil compaction, and the benefits of working with nature, not against it.
Nicole has been exploring the benefits of 'nature-aligned' ways of growing crops and raising livestock since well before the term regenerative agriculture existed. With a background in the sciences and having coached numerous farmers in NZ and overseas in regenerative farming practices, she offers valuable perspective from the leading edge of regenerative thinking.
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"The cost of being on these short cycle rotations is you now have root systems that go an inch down, which means you're an inch from a drought.
"And so two weeks in people are dried up and they're in a drought and it's like, it is a direct consequence of our management that we end up in these situations."
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