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<blockquote data-quote="som farmer" data-source="post: 6732544" data-attributes="member: 86168"><p>you would know the farmer, to hear him speak, you would think he is top notch ! Soil structure, and health of soil, will become vitally important, as we move forward, Carbon is absorbed in quantity in 'good' soil, fertility improves, fert use should decrease, and water retention should improve, all things that could have a positive effect on our businesses.</p><p> Whether we take grants/subs to do this, or not, its basically good farming practices, that have fallen by the way, in the desire of increased yields.</p><p> For years, we have been told, the next conflicts, will be over water, seemed to have quietly died off. But, while we have had masses of rain, other countries haven't, and no doubt, water will play an important part in the future, and the retention of soil, to absorb and hold water, will be critical, whether to stop flooding, or to allow crops to grow, and in the drier parts of the world, huge improvements have been made in this area, in some parts of Australia, where this has been achieved, arial photo's show green farms, in the middle of drought stricken ones !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="som farmer, post: 6732544, member: 86168"] you would know the farmer, to hear him speak, you would think he is top notch ! Soil structure, and health of soil, will become vitally important, as we move forward, Carbon is absorbed in quantity in 'good' soil, fertility improves, fert use should decrease, and water retention should improve, all things that could have a positive effect on our businesses. Whether we take grants/subs to do this, or not, its basically good farming practices, that have fallen by the way, in the desire of increased yields. For years, we have been told, the next conflicts, will be over water, seemed to have quietly died off. But, while we have had masses of rain, other countries haven't, and no doubt, water will play an important part in the future, and the retention of soil, to absorb and hold water, will be critical, whether to stop flooding, or to allow crops to grow, and in the drier parts of the world, huge improvements have been made in this area, in some parts of Australia, where this has been achieved, arial photo's show green farms, in the middle of drought stricken ones ! [/QUOTE]
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