During Soil Regen Summit 2021: Hope for the Future, Ray Archuleta explained that regenerative cropping and grazing systems that emulate nature’s strategies (biomimicry) are healthier agroecosystems that selfheal, selfregulate and selforganize. He also explained how these healthy ecosystems can potentially eliminate the need for pesticides and manmade fertilizers.
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00:00 Ray Archuleta Introduction
02:34 3 Basic Concepts of Biomimicry
24:06 Jason Miller Case Study
43:03 Mimic Nature’s Grazing Patterns
50:39 Final Thoughts
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