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Interview Christophe Gatineau on earthworms' essential role

"Our future depends on the future of the earthworm" This French agronomist practices a type of farming that collaborates with earthworms. He explains why they're so important.

10/02/2018 11:16 AMupdated: 06/19/2019 1:01 PM
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18 comments

  • Houssaien F.
    10/30/2018 22:06

    Waaaaattttt🤮🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢😷😷😷😷

  • Ngimi T.
    10/30/2018 05:53

    Fjgif2pf1f

  • Mai A.
    10/29/2018 22:52

    ေအးေရေသခ်ာၾကည့္လိုက္ပါအံုး

  • Gyãni G.
    10/29/2018 08:05

    b

  • Abdl M.
    10/28/2018 21:26

    Qq

  • Shakes S.
    10/28/2018 14:54

    Asher Israel G. Quimson

  • Guillermo L.
    10/28/2018 13:27

    Chester??? Agree with u Chester... And now i understand why u don't sing anymore.

  • ابو ح.
    10/28/2018 09:53

    هذه الحشره تفرز سماد كيمياوي ناجح 100 / 100

  • Gary O.
    10/27/2018 23:17

    And they catch fish too!

  • Romeo T.
    10/27/2018 18:39

    Absolutely AGREE.

  • Ghulam R.
    10/27/2018 11:18

    This is the natural resources

  • Sukumar B.
    10/24/2018 14:23

    Wow my goodness... I love it

  • Shova P.
    10/17/2018 05:37

    Om

  • মোঃসিরাজ ম.
    10/14/2018 02:35

    ত

  • Monika M.
    10/03/2018 14:01

    a evo i tebe! ;)

  • Jade D.
    10/02/2018 21:26

    field trip???

  • Alfred G.
    10/02/2018 14:17

    I grow and add worms to my garden soil all the time, then I add anything that will compost for food for the worms. Never let your soil go feral, add humus and compostables and the worms will do the rest.

  • Vishal S.
    10/02/2018 11:19

    Necessary and yet they are endangered That's what we as a human are doing to our nature