In this powerful episode, David DeHaas of ππ’π―π’π§π πππππ«π¬ πππ₯π₯π§ππ¬π¬ πππ§πππ« interviews a fifth-generation regenerative farmer from Indiana who transitioned from conventional chemical-based farming to a soil-first regenerative system across 7,000 acres.
The conversation explores the deep connection between soil health and human health β from glyphosate and atrazine exposure to gut dysfunction, cancer rates, neurological disorders, and even gender dysphoria research. They discuss President Donald Trumpβs executive order supporting glyphosate production, the national debate around pesticide use, and whether farmers can realistically eliminate chemical inputs while maintaining profitability.
Topics Covered:
β’ Regenerative farming vs conventional agriculture
β’ Eliminating glyphosate, atrazine & synthetic fertilizers
β’ Soil microbiome: bacterial vs fungal balance
β’ Cover crop cocktails & water retention in drought
β’ Livestock integration & rotational grazing benefits
β’ Erosion control & protecting water quality
β’ Hypoxia in the Gulf of Mexico & nutrient runoff
β’ ROI of regenerative agriculture vs chemical dependency
β’ How soil health directly impacts gut health and chronic disease
The farmer explains how reducing chemical inputs, increasing biodiversity, and restoring soil biology can improve resilience, profitability, and long-term sustainability β without sacrificing productivity.
Get in Touch with Rick Clark https://www.farmgreen.land/ @farmgreen13 on social media
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If you care about clean food, clean water, and the future of American farming, this is a must-watch conversation.
Learn More / Contact:
ππ’π―π’π§π πππππ«π¬ πππ₯π₯π§ππ¬π¬ πππ§πππ«
David DeHaas
855 S Curtis Rd, Boise, ID 83705
Office: (208) 378-9911
www.livingwaterscleanse.com
If todayβs conversation resonated with you, remember: healthy soil grows healthy food, and healthy food builds healthy people. The future of farming isnβt just about yield β itβs about regeneration, stewardship, and restoring balance from the ground up.
When we rebuild soil biology, reduce chemical dependency, and protect water quality, weβre not just changing agriculture β weβre changing the trajectory of human health.
If youβre ready to restore your health from the inside out, reach out today.
Stay informed. Stay intentional. Real healing begins at the root.
