World Soil Day: regen farming pioneer Gabe Brown on why the earth beneath your feet can become your biggest asset

The author of Dirt to Soil - widely regarded as the definitive guide for farmers considering the move from conventional to regenerative agriculture - talks to FG about his farming journey

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Dakota-based regen pioneer Gabe Brown says soil health is key to success
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Dakota-based regen pioneer Gabe Brown says soil health is key to success

Often dubbed the ‘father of regen', US-based Gabe Brown is primarily recognised for his pioneering work at Brown's Ranch in North Dakota. His book, Dirt to Soil, is widely regarded as the definitive guide...

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