I would beg to differ and say there are too many University and extension people who still live in the world of crop removal rates, don't understand the value of proper nutrient management and some of the new tests that are out there and the potential power of foliar feeding I quote unquote mind a field of phosphorus for 9 years and the phosphorus level stayed the exact same. I brought in cover crops and some regenerative practices Period Most conventional Agronomist Around here Couldn't Explain how that was possible
I’ve been always thinking about the best way to foliar calcium the way I do it is roast egg cell till brown then apple cider vinegar to strip off the calcium i spray it with a Surfactants or wetting agent curious how you foliar calcium?
Be interesting to do a sap test than a foliar feed and then follow it with another plant test. Assuming you're doing a maintenance feed and not a deficiency correction
As a semi pro soil builder you have very good information here, thank you for your podcast and work.
I would beg to differ and say there are too many University and extension people who still live in the world of crop removal rates, don't understand the value of proper nutrient management and some of the new tests that are out there and the potential power of foliar feeding
I quote unquote mind a field of phosphorus for 9 years and the phosphorus level stayed the exact same. I brought in cover crops and some regenerative practices Period Most conventional Agronomist Around here Couldn't Explain how that was possible
I believe that you can apply calcium foliarly in my opinion
I’ve been always thinking about the best way to foliar calcium the way I do it is roast egg cell till brown then apple cider vinegar to strip off the calcium i spray it with a Surfactants or wetting agent curious how you foliar calcium?
I wonder if he's saying if you have a Calcium deficiency versus a little bit through foliar as a boost
Be interesting to do a sap test than a foliar feed and then follow it with another plant test. Assuming you're doing a maintenance feed and not a deficiency correction