Every quest adds strength to the soil! I'm collecting beans to fuel Gassy Jack's climb out of the gassy world 💨 Invite others to multiply the growth and share in the rewards. Jump in now👇

I hereby invite you to a *dazzling* soirée, The Official Release Party of a Showgirl: Oct 3 - Oct 5 only in cinemas! You’ll get to see the exclusive world premiere of the music video for my new single “The Fate of Ophelia”, along with never before seen behind-the-scenes footage of how we made it, cut by cut explanations of what inspired this music, and the brand new lyric videos from my new album The Life of a Showgirl ❤️‍🔥 Looks like it’s time to brush off that Eras Tour outfit or orange cardigan… Tickets are on sale now. Dancing is optional but very much encouraged 💃 Showtimes may vary, so check your local listings. Tickets are limited

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump has safely STEPPED OFF Air Force One, back on American soil after an incredibly successful trip to China with Xi The respect Trump commands on the world stage is INCREDIBLE👏🏻 Nobody works hard for us like this man WELCOME HOME, 47! 🇺🇸

You realize that cows are part of the solution to fixing many of our environmental problems… right? Roughly 95% of our food depends on healthy soil. And that soil didn’t just appear overnight. The same grazing animals people blame for destroying the environment helped build the fertile grassland soils that produce much of our food today. Healthy grassland ecosystems evolved alongside massive herds of grazing ruminants (like bison, buffalo, elk). These animals intensely grazed and impacted the land for short periods before moving on, allowing pastures long periods of rest and recovery. That natural cycle helped recycle nutrients, stimulate plant growth, build organic matter, support the natural carbon and water cycles, and gradually created the rich living topsoil our food system depends on today. Unfortunately, much of modern chemical-intensive industrial agriculture is now burning through that topsoil. The FAO estimates that 33% of the world’s soil is moderately to highly degraded, and globally we lose up to 37 BILLION tons of topsoil every year. But just like soil was built before… it can be rebuilt again. And properly managed grazing animals can help do exactly that 💪🏼 🐮 In regenerative grazing systems, cattle are moved frequently across pasture to mimic those natural migratory patterns: > intense grazing > manure deposition > hoof impact > long periods of pasture recovery The cows graze the top portion of grasses, keeping plants in an active vegetative state where they continue pulling carbon from the atmosphere and feeding soil microbes through root exudates. Meanwhile, their nutrient-rich manure and urine return fertility directly back to the land (Mother Nature’s fertilizer). So modern conversations shouldn’t simply be: “eat less meat.” It should be: “How is our food (both plants and animals) being produced, and what is it doing to the soil?” Cows aren’t inherently destroying the environment. When properly managed, they can help restore it!