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📝 Featured Speaker: Darren Doherty, an expert in regenerative agriculture and farm planning.
In this episode, Darren Doherty dives deep into the tools and techniques for effective farm planning and management. The discussion highlights a range of topics, from mapping resources in the US to the history of Keyline design, developed by P.A. Yeomans, and its role in managing water and soil.
Darren explores the Regrarians platform, the use of Google Earth Pro for farm design, and the importance of maintaining 100% ground cover to increase soil organic carbon and water retention. This episode also touches on advanced techniques such as landscape function analysis, agroforestry software, and the design of roads for water catchment.
1. Mapping Resources in the US:
2. Regrarians Platform & Google Earth Pro:
3. History of Keyline Design:
4. Landscape Function Analysis:
5. Water Management & Infrastructure:
6. Agroforestry & Farm Planning Software:
7. Road Design for Water Catchment:
1. Generate a farm map using resources like LiDAR data and historical topographic maps from the USGS TopoView.
2. Utilize the Regrarians platform template in Google Earth Pro to organize and design your farm, capturing key details about your farm's objectives and infrastructure.
3. Implement landscape function analysis to evaluate the soil surface’s stability, water infiltration, and nutrient cycling on your farm.
4. Focus on maintaining 100% ground cover to promote soil health and improve water retention across your landscape.
5. Explore the use of gravity-fed water systems and portable infrastructure, such as electric fencing and water troughs, to enhance your farm's efficiency.
6. Look into using Overyield software for agroforestry projects to integrate trees and assess their economic and environmental impacts.
7. Consider the benefits of gradient catchment roads to effectively capture runoff water and replenish water sources for your farm.
For more insights and resources, be sure to check out our monthly magazine, live events, and the latest specials here.
By The Stockman Grassfarmer4.7
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🎥 Unlock Exclusive Grazing Education – Anytime, Anywhere!
Get instant access to 100+ hours of expert-led grazing courses with SGF TV—all for our lowest monthly price ever! New titles added, price stays the same, cancel anytime.
📲 Tap the link to start streaming now!
www.stockmangrassfarmer.digital/sgfv-podcast
>>>
📝 Featured Speaker: Darren Doherty, an expert in regenerative agriculture and farm planning.
In this episode, Darren Doherty dives deep into the tools and techniques for effective farm planning and management. The discussion highlights a range of topics, from mapping resources in the US to the history of Keyline design, developed by P.A. Yeomans, and its role in managing water and soil.
Darren explores the Regrarians platform, the use of Google Earth Pro for farm design, and the importance of maintaining 100% ground cover to increase soil organic carbon and water retention. This episode also touches on advanced techniques such as landscape function analysis, agroforestry software, and the design of roads for water catchment.
1. Mapping Resources in the US:
2. Regrarians Platform & Google Earth Pro:
3. History of Keyline Design:
4. Landscape Function Analysis:
5. Water Management & Infrastructure:
6. Agroforestry & Farm Planning Software:
7. Road Design for Water Catchment:
1. Generate a farm map using resources like LiDAR data and historical topographic maps from the USGS TopoView.
2. Utilize the Regrarians platform template in Google Earth Pro to organize and design your farm, capturing key details about your farm's objectives and infrastructure.
3. Implement landscape function analysis to evaluate the soil surface’s stability, water infiltration, and nutrient cycling on your farm.
4. Focus on maintaining 100% ground cover to promote soil health and improve water retention across your landscape.
5. Explore the use of gravity-fed water systems and portable infrastructure, such as electric fencing and water troughs, to enhance your farm's efficiency.
6. Look into using Overyield software for agroforestry projects to integrate trees and assess their economic and environmental impacts.
7. Consider the benefits of gradient catchment roads to effectively capture runoff water and replenish water sources for your farm.
For more insights and resources, be sure to check out our monthly magazine, live events, and the latest specials here.

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