This film reveals interdependencies between intensive agriculture and climate change that were scarcely recognised until recently.
Agriculture generates around 17 to 32 percent of greenhouse gas emissions globally
practically one third of total emissions and there is hardly any strategy to fight it.
On the other hand, we know about agricultural techniques in the Amazonas that yielded large expanses of soil extremely rich in humus (terra preta) and humus
can bind large quantities of CO2. Researchers are now trying to unravel the secret of sustainably fertile soil and find solutions for building up humus in our agriculture
too. Here, field trials in the Styrian Eco-region of Kaindorf play a key role. Good humus can aid the climate.
The forgotten fact: Humus requires a C:N ratio of between 10:1 and 12:1. For every tonne of Carbon capture 80-100kg of Nitrogen is required and most soils are nitrogen deficient. Where are we getting this from?
rumjoy68 3 months ago
AMAZING VIDEO!!!
GratefulMeds 5 months ago
Excellent! Really enjoyed viewing this!
God Bless
ThanksgivingWalk 2 years ago