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21 of 21 · most liked first6. To make matters worse, much bucolic fantasy centres around livestock, with highly misleading films such as Kiss the Ground, Six Inches of Soil, Rachel’s Farm etc. They create an entirely false impression of harmony between ruminant farming and sustainability. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
unlabelledView post →Last week, I watched the popular regenerative ag film Kiss the Ground, and the new follow-up documentary Common Ground. The films' claims -- esp. around climate -- are even more hyperbolic than I knew: www.vox.com/future-perfe...
unlabelledView post →Regenerative farming. Kiss The Ground was a great documentary. And Woody has actually built a sustainable self reliant farm in Hawaii since that film!! He walks the walk. He's also Raw vegan. 🌏🌿☀️🥬🌽🥕
unlabelledView post →To help slow climate change, farming—and our diets—need to move into the 21st century. Watch Common Ground and Kiss the Ground on Earth Day on Prime Video to learn about regenerative agriculture. View the attatched link below to watch the trailer 🎥🎬 #primevideo #earthday #globalwatchparty
unlabelledView post →Good god. I am so glad that scientist still seem to be having break throughs and find amazing discoveries. The impact for this is just insane and shows how well earth loves balance. Also if you haven’t watched Kiss the Ground go watch it and see how important the soil is kissthegroundmovie.com
unlabelledView post →Take a look at the seasonal CO2 emissions across the Midwest in relation to those two crops. It’s staggering. Very well explained and visualized in the really good film Kiss The Ground that can be streamed on the WaterBear platform. Michael Pollen talked about this in The Omnivore’s Dilemma.
unlabelledView post →Out of the 24 documentaries in the MGMT 350 Film Festival, only 3 were not chosen at all (all environmental issue films). Kinda sad nobody watched Kiss the Ground Here's a breakdown of the top 10 most popular film choices. The color coding by broad topic matches the legend in the pie chart above
unlabelledView post →If you do one thing this #earthday, I urge you to watch Common Ground! This film is so important. Choose to learn something new! Go watch this film and watch it's sister film, Kiss the Ground. They both opened my eyes!
unlabelledView post →🌏🌍🌎Earth Day 2025🌎🌍🌏 From the filmmakers of ‘Kiss the Ground’ comes the follow-up ‘Common Ground,’ recipient of the Tribeca Film Festival's Human/Nature Award. Streaming on Prime Video April 22, 2025: commongroundfi...youtube.com/watch?v=6-M4...Vq
unlabelledView post →kissthegroundmovie.com Kiss the Ground is a good starting point for understanding how sustainable farming can turn environmental concerns around towards a healthier direction.
unlabelledView post →Kiss the Ground is worth a watch kissthegroundmovie.com
unlabelledView post →Any suggestions? Put them in the comment section to get the ball rolling, please! (Some films we've heard a lot of people mention are Don't Look Up, 2040, Eating Our Way to Extinction, Kiss the Ground... and a really good recent narrative fiction film, Train Dreams!)
unlabelledView post →A revolutionary group of activists, scientists, farmers, & politicians band together in a global movement of "Regenerative Agriculture" that could balance our climate, replenish our vast water supplies, and feed the world. “KISS The Ground”, an award winning 2020 documentary film on Amazon Prime.
unlabelledView post →The fearsome wind & "climate change" have have been caused by the desertification of the mid-west by greedy beef cattle farmers, basically. This is reversable, with sustainable farming of land & crops. The docu film Kiss The Ground explains causes & remediation.
unlabelledView post →Go to the movies with GIPL! 🎥 Join us on Sunday, Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. at The Historic Ritz Theatre in Brunswick for the Green Screen Film Festival, featuring "Kiss the Ground." This FREE event includes complimentary snacks, a raffle, and a local panel. Learn more: gipl.org/events
unlabelledView post →I had seen the movie Kiss The Ground years ago, about regeneration.Put a smile on my face.I was a tree planter when I worked for the U.S. Forest Service.The great experiences I had Caring for the Land and Serving People is a thing of the past with this admin.Their tearing it down. I had 26 years. 🙁
unlabelledView post →Just finished watching Ground Swell, the 3rd documentary film is a series from Josh & Rebecca Tickell. Another really well done documentary. I recommend it along with Kiss the Ground a d Common Ground.
unlabelledView post →It's amazing what sneaks by you in a world flooded with information. I just watched the 2023 documentary "Common Ground", the sequel to "Kiss the Ground" on regenerative agriculture. It's on Amazon Prime and well worth the time. Bottom line, the ag corps are out to screw us: commongroundfilm.org
unlabelledView post →Tilling the earth is what gave us the dust bowl nimrod. There are far better ways. Go watch Kiss the Ground. kissthegroundmovie.com
unlabelledView post →Movie No. 1: Kiss the Ground kissthegroundmovie.com
unlabelledView post →Now maybe RFK Jr streamed Kiss the Ground one day kissthegroundmovie.com and it made a deep impact on him as far as making regenerative agriculture and soil preservation an important environmental/climate goal. And there are a ton of filmmakers out there making provocative films...
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