I've been farming on this land for about five years... since 2007, and I'm certified organic since 2001.

The global food supply relies heavily on fossil fuels.

Perhaps some of them have some ideas on how to move forward.

There are a lot of farmers doing this today.

I wanted to be an NFL football player.

We need to face 'the other inconvenient truth.'

Now, this would require nutrients and water.

I've been an organic farmer my entire life... and I've been, um, in the last eight years, been certified organic.

This is the agriculture.

Separate your garbage! Organic, schmorganic!

Advocates of commercial agriculture, environmental conservation, and organic farming... must work together.

Well, isn't blank the answer? organic food,

Principal industry farming.

So what we have to do, I think, is invent a new kind of agriculture that blends the best ideas of commercial agriculture and the green revolution with the best ideas of organic farming and local food and the best ideas of environmental conservation, not to have them fighting each other but to have them collaborating together to form a new kind of agriculture, something I call terraculture, or farming for a whole planet.

They developed

Unfortunately, your friends' list of contacts doesn't include organic farmers.

10.35, inspect agriculture organisation, who'll present you with an olive tree.

Here's another example from technology agriculture.

We've seen lots of excitement from these people, who can now start a construction business, parts manufacturing, organic CSA or just selling power back to the grid.

Agriculture.

We want to clear away the toxic soil from this area and have an organic garden.

We need everyone at the table.

And then you get sales that look like this. It's brute force.

Well I think it has a lot to do with our history.

A man came from Java with a new kind of organic agriculture.

And what it is, is computers are everywhere!

Same way you farm anything

and taught the Ugha farming.

What about farming?

In Tanzania last week, we had the launch of the East African Organic Produce Standard.

We don't have more development simply because the public sector doesn't help us much.

People need to eat, he told me. I feed thousands!

This would mean a harder life for most.

Again, gathering together farmers, gathering together stakeholders in East Africa to get standards for organic produce.

I responded by opening a place of learning here.

Aren't the dietmen unreasonable?

And we said to the Zambians, My God, the hippos!

Do you have any agricultural background?

(Laughter)

Now, let me talk with Mr. Kawaguchi in his paddy field.

This is called farming!

Today less than 1.5 of them are involved.

This different economy without employees nor employers is spreading more and more in Brazil.

The school counselor, she just laughed.

What about the domestication of grains?