Groundswell...the Movie

martian

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started watching it but ran out of time, will catch the rest later

Is it aimed at potential a TV audience John ?
It is going on a Sky channel I've never heard of next year. I see it more as primetime BBC...
It's got a fleeting glimpse of you in it. And an interview with @Richard III
But you're right...it's aimed at a wider audience than farmers, else I'd have sent her away when we were cutting that dreadful crop of spring wheat...
 

No Worries

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Cheshire
It is going on a Sky channel I've never heard of next year. I see it more as primetime BBC...
It's got a fleeting glimpse of you in it. And an interview with @Richard III
But you're right...it's aimed at a wider audience than farmers, else I'd have sent her away when we were cutting that dreadful crop of spring wheat...

Good effort from @Richard lll considering the night on the tequila...!!
 

Barleycorn

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Just watched this, brilliant effort, and a lot better than Indiana Jones. Would be nice to have it screened at the Oxford real farming conference? The only fly in the ointment is the 'G' word, should a system of no till be developed without glyphosate then all the ducks would be in a row.
 

Fred

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First on a coldish Christmas eve I joined in with the teenage members of my family , we are sat in the same room , fire lit , tv on ,and all watching different devices ,....Then I saw myself ,....briefly .

I had lost heart in no-till CA etc , its what the Yanks and Ozzies do , wont work over here .
Its nice to have a video that isn't North Dakota based , well worth a watch and will be definitely be back next year.
 

Fred

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It is going on a Sky channel I've never heard of next year. I see it more as primetime BBC...
It's got a fleeting glimpse of you in it. And an interview with @Richard III
But you're right...it's aimed at a wider audience than farmers, else I'd have sent her away when we were cutting that dreadful crop of spring wheat...

I was thinking it didn't look the best
 
Just watched this, brilliant effort, and a lot better than Indiana Jones. Would be nice to have it screened at the Oxford real farming conference? The only fly in the ointment is the 'G' word, should a system of no till be developed without glyphosate then all the ducks would be in a row.

And diesel! And fungicides! And herbicides! And fert! And tractors! And Oil!
 

martian

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You'll be pleased to hear that the music has been turned down a bit and the sound balanced better.

In other news Fiona the film-maker had a nice email from Carlos Crovetto's family saying how he enjoyed seeing how much the no-till scene has changed in the UK since he was last here (and seeing his own farm on the film before it was ravaged by fire)
 

Flat 10

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Thanks for posting. TBH little I hadn't gleaned from on here anyway but would be good for those who know very little about what CA even is.
 
First on a coldish Christmas eve I joined in with the teenage members of my family , we are sat in the same room , fire lit , tv on ,and all watching different devices ,....Then I saw myself ,....briefly .

I had lost heart in no-till CA etc , its what the Yanks and Ozzies do , wont work over here .
Its nice to have a video that isn't North Dakota based , well worth a watch and will be definitely be back next year.

I've been visiting and writing up, http://bit.ly/2gFWjll numerous No-Tillers in the UK for the past five years (and always want to visit more!). USDA has given a huge shove for No-Till in the US. In UK there's seems to be less direction and interest, despite the benefits. I wonder why?
 

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