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HOT OFF THE PRESS: 'To Which We Belong' with Pamela Tanner Boll
Aug 15, 2023
Pamela Tanner Boll, the film director of 'To Which We Belong', emphasizes soil health, microbial life, and diverse plant growth in regenerative agriculture. They discuss breaking stereotypes in farming, holistic interconnected farming practices, and the vital role of women in animal agriculture. Film distribution and imagery are also discussed.
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- Soil health, diverse plant growth, and microbial life are vital in regenerative agriculture.
- Breaking stereotypes and fostering collaboration among farmers is essential for innovative and sustainable food systems.
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Introduction of the Documentary and Filmmaker's Motivation
The podcast episode features an interview with Pamela Bull, the director of the documentary 'To Which We Belong.' The film was released in 2021 and focuses on the urgent need for regenerative agriculture practices. Bull explains that she was inspired to make the film after hearing a talk by Alan Savory, who is considered the father of holistic land management. She wanted to address the global issues of soil degradation, climate change, and water scarcity, and show how regenerative agriculture can be the solution. Bull highlights the importance of building the fertility and water holding capacity of the soil through practices such as cover cropping and proper animal grazing.
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