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Only have an acre and 3 hair sheep but this is interesting

This was excellent information. Thank you!

Best presentation by Gabe ever!

53:00 How to get started

Best asparagus video on youtube. The rest document themselves wasting time...dinging around with puny raised beds that grow enough asparagus to feed a mouse. Those are some nice looking crowns. Where do you get them from?

Was Viktor saying Keene or king garlic?

I have a 30 year old white pine plantation and want to do something similar to what the guy in Wisconsin did. Is there anyway i can get his contact?

Would have Love to see how the garlic cracker works on the inside.

Don't leave animals on a grazing break for more than 3 or 4 days.

Surprised this doesn’t have more views! Thanks for the info-moving from Texas to Minnesota soon & was hoping garlic grew well there.

Honestly with the fact that california produces so much of the garlic in the world and the US its hard for the midwest to have any chance in hell at making a profit and with chinese garlic growers growing bad quality garlic for next to nothing it cuts almost any hopes of profit out of the equation. Thankfully the wine industry which I work in is growing and more and more people are buying wine and its easier than ever to sell at a profit.

This is so interesting. I'd love to get a copy of that presentation

When man is seperated from nature then society crumbles.

Thank you so much. Just listened to previous podcast 100?? Gabe what a guy excellent principles .how can man fall when nature is the template we use to regenerate humanity through eco agriculture even tho we're not fully there yet those bars need to be placed so we have a direction to follow and placed in the right direction. I do believe that agriculture is more powerful than anyone realised. It's going to be a template for a better existence in the right way .I only hope that the technology that gets allied to it is used apropriately and engineered to fit it's purpose rather than just a way to manipulate finance for no other purpose than that. It's a big responsibility to carry and it's going to take exceptional people to attain in the right way and it's up to everyone to support the cause and for it not to get hijacked and steered wrongly. Thank you to everuone who supports the cause.

Οι ποντιοι ξεχωριζουν παντου!!Keep going!!

Thanks for all you do Gabe!

It was Gabe Brown that got us hooked on regenerative ag. We own a bicycle shop. lol

Quercus macrocarpa (Burr Oak) is a very fire resistant oak, provide massive shade at maturity and have large acorns.

Awesome

Wonderful content, and so applicable to all land owners!!

@55:46 anyone planting trees for silvopasture should rely on thornless cultivars of honey locust (gleditsia triacanthos inermis), some with more seed pods than others. leaves are also supposedly nutritious for sheep, goats, cows and maybe other animals.

Thank you for taking the time to put this together. There were several pearls of wisdom in this interview.

Gonna finish off watching tomorrow it’s getting late. But thanks 😊

Inspiring information. Excellent ruclips.net/video/GuQr89rF07E/видео.html

I combine corn for an old timer neighbor who has gone corn on corn for 55 years straight. He’s no till, he has soil armor with all that corn fodder. He puts on a 1/3 rate of anhydrous every fall. I can’t fault the guy, it’s working for him.

Seems in SE Wisconsin every other person is growing/selling garlic. Not worth it at larger scale(1+acres). Too much a demand of time at planting and harvest. I find "farm to table" restaurants are not really what they say they are either.

Appreciate being able to turn up volume loud enough to hear over background equipment noise 🕊

Free samples available?

I'm enjoying the videos. Noticed Illinois and Minnesota have strong Garlic communities. Looking in Missouri for the same.

Wow, I'm the first one here!

Excellent! I remember when there were a group of goats at Mounds Park in Saint Paul a few summers ago to help with Buckthorn, I think it was. Cool to see. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you!

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Thanks for the discussion!

Ryan Pesch begins the session with financial considerations, and the interview with Viktor Vasileiadis begins at 17:00.

Thank you for today's class God bless you and entire team for this amazing message

Where are you in Minnesota and would you be interested in Americana rosters I am in Marshall mn

That's so far away. Im in utah

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@GabeBrown Mr. Brown I would like some pro bono advise and guidance in soil health I have watched your videos on youtube. If you could get back to me that would be great!

Sorry I couldn't attend -- but I am ALL over this!! Kids coming right and left last week!! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for this recording. I was not able to make the webinar at the time but I appreciated being able to listen to it and I gained a lot of knowledge. :) Excellent information!!

Crop plants maintain a "rhizosphere", or a concentrated area of microbial activity close to the root. The rhizosphere is the most active part of the soil ecosystem because it is where the most readily available food is, and where peak nutrient and water cycling occurs. Microbial food is exuded by crop roots to attract and feed microbes that in turn provide nutrients (and other compounds) to the plant at the root-soil interface where the plants can take them up. Since living roots provide the easiest source of food for soil microbes, growing long lived roots that feed the foundation species of the soil food web as much as possible during the growing season should be a goal of farmers seeking a productive and profitable crop. Roots associated with SWRT membranes have been shown to last all season long, contributing greatly to the improvement of soil quality because they have the nutrients and moisture they need.

Best asperagus video I've seen. Most videos are geared toward a couple of plants for a garden or 50 people in California doing hundreds of acres.

Takota Coen pastures his hogs on cat tails

Would like to hear more on oak regeneration with fire.

I am in the UK watching topsoil and Phosphate wash into rivers. It's heart-breaking to see and heart warming to see your work to conserve soil.

What are your cover crop expenses and veterinary costs?

Under 150 views, this is a roadmap for farmers and gardeners to boost productivity, soil health, carbon sequestration, you name it. It’s all here, it’s long but packed with info. The q&a at the end is useful. Thank you and thank you to all farmers taking this route, it will literally save our ecosystem🙏👍🍀🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱