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In my opinion the problem is that our system has relegated billions to eating only the cheapest they can find and the cheapest way to produce food is with synthetic chemicals... Two problems and the solution isn't hey we can use shitty chemicals better than the next guy because most people don't care like you do. That being said good for you guys....

The Calcium Magnesium balance is critical. Also the biology, microbials is critical

This is EXACTLY RIGHT !! And the whole Organic Certification ignores !!! The bar is so low!! I hope your cover soil balancing, Albrecht, Reams...

You think combining a humic substance with synthetic n is as good as manure? Definitely lacking the biology of ruminant manure, but perhaps like poultry manure.....

Not having the budget for sap testing, I took a more shotgun approach to foilars for pest/disease, Mg, S, Mo, & B, to address limiting factors in protein synthesis, with Humic/fulvic for chelation along with kelp for hormones and chitosan to help trigger immune respose, seems to be working for my winter covers, not had a full season to judge effectiveness yet though.

Nice outtake.

In morocco , FertiDol can be quite effective in managing hydric stress in plants. Its composition, which includes Calcium and Magnesium, helps improve soil structure and water retention, making it easier for plants to access water during dry periods. This can be particularly beneficial for crops that are sensitive to water stress. "FertiDol" moroccan fertilizer.

Thanks for the video, love the concept of strengthening the plants vs trying to kill the problem.

Well said and totally agree.

So much wisdom here!!!

It was a pure delight, to film these hops in the morning! So beautiful and they smelled amazing! I love getting to be apart of these videos, and learn as I go!

thanks again for your content

Come to Haryana😂

Wdym if I gifted you a burger

Dr Dykstra is such a wealth of info! So grateful for his research!!

These hops are beautiful and the cones smell like heaven!!

It’s so important to revitalize those perennial crops after they have cranked out a fruit crop!!

Fall soil food is OP! We see huge dividends in every crop. After seed treatments this is probably the lowest hanging fruit for ROI!!

This was a highly inaccurate description. It's in fact quite the opposite and one if the most important systems for soil health is to promote as much continually decomposition to build more salrophytic fungi during seed germination. Non till seeding or transplanting into residues is an example. If decomposition is poor, sure enhance it...but you do not want your residues to rapidly burn up and gone because of disease potential. Could be true in dysfunctional conventional farms

Hmm! That was very interesting but raised a couple of doubts for me. Firstly, is it fact that these decomposing organisms "infect" the seedlings environment? Also mother nature doesn't want to do it that way and it would make some sense that the food for the microbes is rationed throughout winter and spring and anything that doesn't get decomposed serves as a mulch for the hotter weather to come.

Ditch the chemical approach. Look at the full suite of benefical microorganisms

Start from the end!!

Does that just mean the plant was unhealthy and not for consumption? Because pests WILL leave untouched plants that will literally kill people or livestock that eat it.

Mr Joe agro dynamo!! 💥

Dr Tom Dykstra is the 💣!!

Glad to find your channel. 2:00-2:40 nice definition. Thanks

I am also a farmer❤

is this in Zimbabwe?

Hey dude. I didn't see what amendments you used or how they were applied.

Please dont use AI thumbnails

What crop is that?

Perhaps these geezers should look at biology to stifle pest and disease, and use brix as an indicator

What kind of rates with the compost Teas and extracts? Very sandy here trying to increase OM with covers and limited teas.

So reassuring to hear

Very interesting discussion, have a look at your molasis under the scope, it already has yeasts in it, it's effectively concentrated plant sap, what could be better for plants!

There is only so much acceleration that can be achieved with inputs. Find the edge and stay as close to it as possible. Geoff Lawton has identified that it is at the boundaries where the best growth happens because the biodiversity increases between the two different ecosystems that are interacting and sharing. Nothing in Excess is the second virtue at the Oracle of Dephi, Know Thyself is the first. Both are connected to the observation and interaction with the world around us and within us, Great discussion, expanding peoples awareness, keep up the Great Work. #shattertheswarm

And what and where is the lab to send them to

I don’t get what’s going on here

Thank you very much🙏🏾This was extremely informative. I find it helpful as here in Arizona. We have many similar environmental issues you describe in this video regarding your soils in Zambia. I’ve been growing wheat for several winters here, amp grazing cattle in the winter on the wheat, and in summer using a Sorghum-Sudan based mix. Our wheat yields have been dropping for the past few years. We’re trying to stick to regenerative-organic principles as much as possible, and are planning to put in row crop blackeye peas, to bring nitrogen into the system and expand our agricultural products. I was originally thinking to use mechanical cultivation as we do have a lot of weed issues, including prolific Johnson grass… however, after listening to this video, and the priority put on keeping cover on the soil, I’m questioning if strip-till might be a better option…? Do you have any thoughts on this?

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Endlessly fascinating thanks guys! There's a lot to take in... I'll need to listen to this a few times over 😅

Wow

Superb learning here

Like what seed treatments?

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The great unknown? Moving from elemental chemistry 101 to biochemistry is definitely a quantum leap...thank you for this information. I will definitely tune in again to obtain greater understanding of soil science. Dennis

You could build a pond and fill it with fast water

This is the useful information we need ❤

Great show! Sounds like you’re ready to have John Kempf as a guest. I’d love to hear it!

I really enjoyed this podcast so much.. would like to know how to apply this wonderful info to my field.. loved it.