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what's a regenerative farmer?

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Many reasons eh young man

WHY is all I would ask.

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You mentioned kansas I think. Do you have more cover crop farming methods you feel successful using in ks. I in central KS trying organic farming and cover cropping.Been plenty dry here this summer. I enjoyed your cover crop information.. thank you very much. Dennis

WHen and where did you plant the triticale ..thanks..Dennis

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Wishing you the rain you would like. Would be very proud of a stand like that.

All in all, nicely done. You reminded me a lot of Dale Strickler, formerly from Green Cover Seed. After you mention the good, the bad, and I'll add the ugly. So now, I'm off to listen to the music score by the Italian composer Ennio Morricone played by the Dutch symphony that was so popular when I was just a youngster.

For wildlife habitat/food plot needs, either one will work well, but my observations suggest that deer *with a choice* will eat awnless seed heads before they'll eat seed heads with an awn. I'm not saying they won't eat winter rye seed heads, because they will if they're hungry enough, but I'm confident in saying they'll eat awnless wheat and triticale heads with regularity.

If you don’t have anything nice to say….then maybe you’re talking about behlen chutes.

Cattle will graze spiny amaranth (pig weed). Trouble is, they especially like the seed heads.

The difference is your neighbors won't be catching and infiltrating all that rain... 😢...perhaps they will learn about ground cover and soil health principles.

I don’t even know if I could count the species that come up. We’ve had many college field trips on the farm. They tend to scramble when they get over 130-140, a hunk of those are Forbes admitingly. We get a lot of precipitation , over 40”, and I learned how to do drip, and welded up a plow to get it in place. But as a zero chem, zero till, cover crop producer, I face a significant number of acres that fail. Those get shifted over to “rest and forage. It’s a big happy circus.

Next, show the temps of the soil -bare vs at the base of the plants. Follow that with the fact that the roots will allow you to drive over top to plant into it while the ground is muddy underneath. Add to that some strip grazing with the cattle so you can see where they have been and you will get some good manure distribution that will feed your next crop.

Thanks for your valuable insights

Why would this horrible song be used here?

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Awesome explanation. Like and sub.

Just waiting for the “mY wIFe DOeS wHAt ShE’s tOLd” crowd to lose their minds in the comment section. 😅

That’s what they put my oil filter on with

Used one of these to bolt 32” pipe together and take it apart.

My mechanic’s tool of choice for the oil drain plug

We use one at the shop for semi lugs. Awesome tool.

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You farmers are insane people. No wonder you are all religious. You have to be. You wanna be a farmer? Yeah just go out 100k or more in the ground. Hope it rains, hope the bugs don’t get it, hope the animals don’t get it, hope the prices are right at harvest. Then do it again the next year. Appreciate yall goin thru that for us

I severely dislike you if you’re working on anything other than vehicles

Thank you for triticale / rye differentiation as covers...Dennis

Canada rye and Virginia rye are on the mean seed list and has injured my English Cocker with seed penetration to its leg needing surgery. Thank you for informing me of an alternative.

The opinion no one asked for…….. if you can fix somewhat inexpensively, and keep using your cutter, keep cutting hay. BUT, if you have to buy a new cutter and baler, I’d custom bale!

Yes, appreciations Galore

Have you ever tried it in pasture?

I could make a tribble joke here. But I wont.

Having the triticale down would also be basically like a 'green manure'. Though it would make me a little sad, because any chance I get, I love to get triticale hay for my critters. Highest protein ever, and everything I fed it to absolutely loved it, hoovered it up and looked for more! :)

Good job bro love the creativity

Are you able to harvest your own triticale and grow it the second year? Or is it a first year cross of rye+wheat where next year you need to buy triticale seed? I like that I can get heirloom Rye and grow it year after year.

I get a lot of questions. Heck, sometimes I get laughed at and ridiculed. The number 1 objection I hear is “green bridging.” Some of the biggest thought leaders in ag, with PhD’s and all, have promoted bare soil fallow as a way to terminate disease carry over. I do my best to explain the benefits of letting the enemy of my enemy move in and create balance. I would even go to say, limited signs of pressure that doesn’t get out of control is almost equal to a perfect crop. It’s a sign of balance. Of course as far as pestilence goes, a great crop with high brix is kryptonite to plant eating worms. Then there is the subject of diversity, more crop varieties being raised, to prevent strong populations of pathogens particular to one crop. But I will say this, I had nothing to lose. I had two thriving off farm careers, my initial purchase of 1215 acres of ground had absolutely zero chance of producing a commercial crop. I managed to get 550 acres of it going my 1st 2 years, and rented the 1200 acres next to me pretty cheap. He loved what I was doing so much, he seller financed me buying him out. Most farms just can’t afford the risk, and it is risky if you are not obsessed with the concept. That is where I see Gabe Brown and Allen Williams as important. Hold their hands, and walk them slowly in to better practices.

This song is fucking trash

Yea mate

Thank you for explaining so well #SOILHEALTH #HealthyHerd

You see Deer Eat that Tritcale in spring before it jumps tall ?? (Like they do with rye)

Learn way more building stuff. Use the new skills later.

Everything new isn’t meant to last anyways!! Great job I’m sure you’ll have it for years and be able to fix it on your own 🎉

What is that machine for?

My Dad did a little experiment once, he needed a trailer and said, "ok, if i cant build it in stuff I find, or take off somebody's hands in 3 days, I'll buy one." Well, 5 days later after two days of refusing to give in he had a nice little utility trailer for next to free. I'm not sure what the moral is here, but Christmas at my house was awesome mostly because i got something cool that used to be something else.

Just take her for a ride on your big green tractor 😂

its more funnier building it thats why we men dont like buying stuff

He looked at a phone case.