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It's not senseless at all. Cows also prefer shade rather than direct sun when it's warm. Like we do. :-) There are no unique best way to protect soils. Differe
by FrenchAmerican 5y ago
It's not senseless at all. Cows also prefer shade rather than direct sun when it's warm. Like we do. :-)
There are no unique best way to protect soils. Different approaches may work on the same spot depending what you want to produce. In all cases, even if one approach may really be by far the best in one location, another approach will be required a few miles away.
- ComradePhil 5y ago> Cows also prefer shade rather than direct sun when it's warm Yeah, because cows are not plants. Plant actually need sunlight to survive. > There are no unique best way to protect soils Yes, but Sadguru is going with already popular "Team Trees" nonsense. Trees are terrible for grasslands. You will absolutely destroy the grassland ecosystem if you randomly plant trees... primarily because trees block the sun. All our grains are grass. They need direct sunlight. Shade kills them. That's why there's no grass in dense forests.