Understanding Ag, LLC - Experts in Regenerative Ag

In the second part of his two-part series, Understanding Ag’s Fernando Falomir examines how the relative lower margins per head in South America, has forced many producers to become extremely efficient and willing to adopt low-input cost methods of production, resulting in animals that are very well adapted to their environment. https://lnkd.in/gVs8frA2

Where in the world is Understanding Ag? “My UA colleague Rodney Saunders and I are near Hutchinson, Kansas consulting with farmers on this exciting General Mills regenerative agriculture program,” says UA’s Eric Fuchs. “The farmers we’re working with are amazing and are doing great things to breathe new life into our living and life-giving soil.”

'Tis the season to revisit Jeremy Sweeten’s webinar, “Impacting Soil During the Winter with Bale Grazing.” In the webinar, Jeremy and Understanding Ag’s Kent Solberg discussed how this important practice can improve soils in the winter while feeding hay on pasture. They also discussed different feeding methods and their impact on soils, plant diversity and livestock. https://lnkd.in/gGP-nc9J

In this Ambrook Research story, we learn how hunters and other sportsmen are starting to learn the benefits of regenerative agriculture, well beyond the farm. Understanding Ag's Jeremy Sweeten is featured in this inspiring article by Katie Ellig. https://lnkd.in/gveXSJth

In his latest post, Understanding Ag's Allen Williams, Ph.D. takes us on his journey of learning, unlearning, relearning and rediscovering the secret to successful genetic selection: Doing less, not more -- and how by going back to his roots, he found his future. https://lnkd.in/gGwUFTV9

During his recent consulting trip to Argentina, Understanding Ag's Fernando Falomir tries his luck at throwing a set of boleadoras that he made, following the direction of his gaucho friends. https://lnkd.in/gW24HmRh

Where in the world is Understanding Ag? Understanding Ag’s Allen Williams, Ph.D. recently shared the Six Principles of Soil health and the Three Rules of Adaptive Grazing with farmers during a Carbon Calling event in Cumbria, United Kingdom—proving again, the principles and benefits of improving soil health are applicable wherever we grow

Where in the world is Understanding Ag? Recently, Understanding Ag's Rodney Saunders was in central Nebraska where he was a keynote speaker, moderated two producer panel discussions, and was an afternoon presenter at the Central Nebraska Regenerative Ag Conference. Producers from all over the state of Nebraska and adjoining states attended to learn about measuring success, and prioritizing profits through regenerative agriculture.

All of us at Understanding Ag wish you and your families a Happy Thanksgiving. We are especially thankful for your regenerative partnership and for all you do in restoring the health of our living and life-giving soil.