Hey friends! In this episode of the Rooted Rebellion Podcast, author of Dirt to Soil, Gabe Brown shares his journey from conventional farmer to a pioneer in regenerative agriculture. He reflects on his challenging early years in farming, the lessons learned from adversity, and the importance of taking ownership in agricultural practices. Gabe emphasizes the need for a shift from sustainability to regeneration, advocating for a deeper understanding of natural ecosystems and the context in which farmers operate. He discusses the role of education in bridging the gap for change, the significance of consumer engagement, and the importance of community involvement in the regenerative movement. Throughout the conversation, Gabe highlights the necessity of trusting nature and the joy of making a positive impact in the lives of others.Understanding Ag:https://understandingag.com/Join our newsletter:https://orionfarmstead.com/rooted-rebellion-podcast/Follow us on Instagram:@rootedrebellion.podcast Keywords: Gabe Brown, regenerative agriculture, Understanding Ag, sustainability, resilience

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