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Rosario Dawson's award-winning documentary The Need To GROW offers hope and solutions in a dire time for our planet and civilization. In a race against the end of farmable soil, three individuals fight to build a new food ecosystem, calling for a revolution. Join the movement at TheNeedToGROW.com.
With an estimated 60 years of farmable soil left on Earth, The Need To GROW offers an intimate look into the hearts of activists and innovators in the food movement. An eight year old girl challenges the ethics of a beloved organization.
The Need To GROW. With an estimated 60 years of farmable soil left on Earth, The Need To GROW is a character driven story of innovators behind decentralized solutions and cutting edge technologies. Underdog leaders face unpredictable challenges as they fight to heal our broken food system and regenerate the planet's dying soils.
Oct 22, 2019 · With an estimated 60 years of farmable soil left on Earth, The Need To GROW offers an intimate look into the hearts of activists and innovators in the food movement - an 8 year old girl challenges the ethics of a beloved organization - a renegade farmer struggles to keep his land as he revolutionizes resource efficient agriculture - and an ...
With an estimated 60 years of farmable soil left on Earth, The Need To GROW offers an intimate look into the hearts of activists and innovators in the food movement - an 8 year old girl challenges the ethics of a beloved organization - a renegade farmer struggles to keep his land as he revolutionizes resource efficient... read more.
“The Need to Grow” delivers alarming evidence on the importance of healthy soil — revealing not only the potential of localized food production working with nature, but our opportunity as individuals to help regenerate our planet’s dying soils and participate in the restoration of the Earth.
The Need To GROW is a documentary offering an intimate look into the hearts of activists and innovators in the food movement. Directed by Rob Herring and Ryan Wirick. Narrated by Rosario Dawson.
