How to pronounce “farmable” in English

inch of farmable soil out of.

So it's 77% of all farmable land in the world, or 39% of all habitable land.

build up to 20 pounds of farmable soil, soil we need to feed people.

So we have a situation of peak farmable soil.

Up to six inches of farmable soil can be built in as little as 50 years.

years to build up 6 inches of farmable soil.

And he shared with me that the cost of farmable soil in Monterey, Mexico, was $4 a pound.

Do you realize that the 3,000 years of farmable soil that we've built up in the United States, that we've depleted

You can also make a case that as little as 49 years of farmable soil remains on the Earth.

Do you realize that in Monterey, Mexico, that farmable soil, if you go to purchase it, costs $4 a pound, where gasoline at the pumps today costs $0.50 a pound.

It means-- and this is even more important than those population statistics-- it means that 34,000 additional acres of farmable

Remember earlier I noted that in as little as 49 years, there might be no farmable soil left.

You have to leave half of your farmable soil in wild because what we're growing is we're growing a planet.

And if we take all the farmable soil and we grow food with it, the natural cycles of

to build, to grow, to create up to 20 pounds of farmable soil per pound of food eaten-- not deplete 6 to 24 pounds per pound of food eaten, but to

It's probable that organic farming indirectly results in the loss of three to five and a quarter pounds of farmable

On the average around the world and in the US, it doesn't take 50 years to build up 6 inches of farmable soil,

The transformation of the situations of peak water, peak farming energy, and peak farmable soil into situations of more than enough.