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    Kiss The Ground

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    The documentary "Kiss the Ground" presents the impacts of climate change and shifts to a hopeful tone by exploring regenerative agricultural practices that can help address climate change by healing soils. It profiles scientists and environmental activists who explain the consequences of current unsustainable practices and advocate for a more regenerative approach. The film demonstrates simple but effective practices farmers can adopt to strengthen soils, like no-till seeding, cover crops, and composting, which can increase water retention and nutrient levels while preventing leaching. Overall, "Kiss the Ground" illustrates how regenerative agriculture protects topsoil and fights climate change by caring for soils.

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    Kiss The Ground

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    The documentary "Kiss the Ground" presents the impacts of climate change and shifts to a hopeful tone by exploring regenerative agricultural practices that can help address climate change by healing soils. It profiles scientists and environmental activists who explain the consequences of current unsustainable practices and advocate for a more regenerative approach. The film demonstrates simple but effective practices farmers can adopt to strengthen soils, like no-till seeding, cover crops, and composting, which can increase water retention and nutrient levels while preventing leaching. Overall, "Kiss the Ground" illustrates how regenerative agriculture protects topsoil and fights climate change by caring for soils.

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    The documentary "Kiss the Ground" presents the impacts of climate change and shifts to a hopeful tone by exploring regenerative agricultural practices that can help address climate change by healing soils. It profiles scientists and environmental activists who explain the consequences of current unsustainable practices and advocate for a more regenerative approach. The film demonstrates simple but effective practices farmers can adopt to strengthen soils, like no-till seeding, cover crops, and composting, which can increase water retention and nutrient levels while preventing leaching. Overall, "Kiss the Ground" illustrates how regenerative agriculture protects topsoil and fights climate change by caring for soils.

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    Kiss The Ground

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    Roxan Mae Amplayo
    The documentary "Kiss the Ground" presents the impacts of climate change and shifts to a hopeful tone by exploring regenerative agricultural practices that can help address climate change by healing soils. It profiles scientists and environmental activists who explain the consequences of current unsustainable practices and advocate for a more regenerative approach. The film demonstrates simple but effective practices farmers can adopt to strengthen soils, like no-till seeding, cover crops, and composting, which can increase water retention and nutrient levels while preventing leaching. Overall, "Kiss the Ground" illustrates how regenerative agriculture protects topsoil and fights climate change by caring for soils.

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    “Kiss the Ground”

    The first part of the documentary showing the current and future impacts of climate change.
    After some rather intense scenes, it quickly shifts into a lighter tone: one of hope. The
    documentary, which features A-list celebrities and soil science experts as narrators, presents
    an engaging history of agriculture and the effects of humans on soil health. The film
    demonstrates the fragility of the world's soils by describing the evolution of tillage,
    pesticides, and other agricultural discoveries.

    Scientists, researchers, and environmental activists are featured in the documentary . While
    explaining how the Earth system works and the consequences of current, unsustainable soil
    management and agricultural practices, it advocates for a more regenerative approach to
    healing our soil and climate.The film's arguments are simple for everyone to understand,
    and it is a lecture we should not miss. As stated in the film, producers in general do not
    understand how soil works, and because they benefit from subsidies and the promise of high
    profits from promised crop prices by companies, they simply follow procedures to deliver
    the products demanded.This way, they continue a broken system without being aware of
    the harm they are doing to their own world and way of life.The documentary has a
    solutions-focused perspective to inform viewers about more environmentally friendly
    agriculture practices that support soil maintenance. They include employing no-till seeding
    methods to increase biodiversity while avoiding monoculture farming, integrating animals in
    a responsible way, composting extensively, and planting continuous cover crops. All of these
    methods work to strengthen the soil's structure, increase the amount of water that the land
    can hold onto after rainstorms, and prevent nutrient leaching. As several experts in the
    documentary tell us, "if we take care of our soils, our soils will take care of us."

    Kiss the Ground is an excellent documentary that describes the role and significance of soil
    in agriculture and it illustrates how regenerative agriculture is being used by activists,
    scientists, farmers, and politicians to protect the planet's topsoil and fight climate change. In
    this film

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