Leontino Balbo: Listening to Nature Sustainablizes Big Agriculture

Meet Leontino Balbo, a business leader whose extraordinary connection to nature has led to a re-invention of large-scale agriculture with the potential to resolve both hunger and sustainability.

Leontino Balbo in dialogue with Walter Link

(52 min)

Replicating a Natural Production Model in Commercial Production

(2 min)

Why does this matter for climate change?

Organic agricultural methods capture of large amounts of carbon in the soil – increasing agricultural productivity while also fighting climate change. The increased carbon holds more water, allowing fields to absorb more and require less water. Every 1% increase in soil organic matter equals 5 – 10 tons of carbon per acre and 20,000 gallons of water holding capacity.