The argument that is often made against organic farming is that it can’t feed the world. Opponents say it can’t be scaled to the level we need to feed our current and growing population, but […]
43% of corn produced in the United States goes for ethanol production, and it takes a gallon of fossil fuel to make a gallon of ethanol. So if you do the math, ethanol is disastrous […]
Regenerative agriculture is a topic I’m super passionate about, and one of the key topics in my last book Food Fix, so I was really excited to have Gabe Brown join me on The Doctor’s […]
We often hear arguments against regenerative agriculture and grazing animals—that it’s not scalable and that all livestock contributes to climate change. My guest on The Doctor’s Farmacy this week, Gabe Brown, walks us through these […]
It can be easy to forget where our food really comes from. The overflowing shelves in the supermarket may trick you into thinking food just appears. The reality is that strong healthy soils are the […]
I was thrilled to sit down with Diana Rodgers and Robb Wolf on The Doctor’s Farmacy to talk about the nuances of regeneratively raised meat and how it can reverse climate change, support better health […]
Robb Wolf and Diana Rodgers join me on The Doctor’s Farmacy to talk about the methane and the differences between conventionally raised cattle and those that are holistically managed and raised on grass. Robb also […]
Robb Wolf and Diana Rodgers join me on The Doctor’s Farmacy to share why and how regenerative agriculture is indeed a scalable practice that can feed the world. It's clear that we have a food […]
If you’re confused about meat and its relationship with the climate, human health, and animal welfare, this is the podcast for you. These topics have been extremely conflated and many have turned to veganism […]
This week on The Doctor’s Farmacy, Fred Provenza joins me to share some fascinating information on what studies show about animal grazing techniques and the role it plays in meat quality and even environmental impacts. […]
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