Well done. I own all the books he mentioned. They are useful and I recommend them to everyone that grows anything, whether they are large producers or backyard gardeners.
I can attest to the sea minerals. they really work!! it increased the nutrient density of our fruit and vegetable crops and due to the health of the soil and plants we had fewer garden pests (of the insect kind)
Yes, and thanks for pointing out about reduced insect damage in the garden/crop that can be associated with sea mineral usage. We have also those same observations. That is a good idea for a future video.
Good question. For hay and pasture I broadcast 50 pounds of Sea-90 per acre per year. I do this January and February. This treatment will improve forage quality but it might not guarantee a higher yield by itself. I determined that I had a "hard pan" soil problem and addressed it with a simple pasture renovator. With this 2 step approach we was able to have a large yeild increase and still have much higher quality hay than pre Sea-90 usages.
How in the world is it possible to spread 50 pounds on an acre with what machine I can see spraying 50 pounds an acre But broadcasting I only assume it’s the consistency of lime and we put that out by the ton to the acre not so much doubting you do what you say you do just don’t see how it’s possible with 50 pounds
@@davidbaker1198 a simple utv electric spreader, 50 lbs in the hopper, mark off an acre, and experiment is how I do it. Not going to be super accurate but at $4 to $6 a 50lb bag accuracy isn't critical. I've done 50 to 60 acres like that, and it goes much faster than you would think. Granted, on a much larger scale a large spreader on a tractor should be capable of adjusting to 50 lbs
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Well done. I own all the books he mentioned. They are useful and I recommend them to everyone that grows anything, whether they are large producers or backyard gardeners.
Great story... I have a small, depleted, raised garden. I had the "90" product many years ago... smile...why not. We'll see. Thank you.
Amazing stuff! Thnks for sharing your experience
I can attest to the sea minerals. they really work!! it increased the nutrient density of our fruit and vegetable crops and due to the health of the soil and plants we had fewer garden pests (of the insect kind)
Yes, and thanks for pointing out about reduced insect damage in the garden/crop that can be associated with sea mineral usage. We have also those same observations. That is a good idea for a future video.
I personally had BJ's hay tested without him knowing it, the results were amazing and way better than my own hay.
Thanks for the vid. Sea90 is sea salt from the sea of cortez.
I'm going to try with dead sea salts.
Do you have a way to check for sodium buildup?
Advancing Eco Ag can also help with the biology side of things... They also use sea minerals...
Any suggestions for us backyard gardeners? Think it could turn my lawn green without the use of petro chemicals?
Good job.
I love this!!!
Do you mind saying how many applications and what kind of rate you used to get the increased production?
Good question. For hay and pasture I broadcast 50 pounds of Sea-90 per acre per year. I do this January and February. This treatment will improve forage quality but it might not guarantee a higher yield by itself. I determined that I had a "hard pan" soil problem and addressed it with a simple pasture renovator. With this 2 step approach we was able to have a large yeild increase and still have much higher quality hay than pre Sea-90 usages.
How in the world is it possible to spread 50 pounds on an acre with what machine I can see spraying 50 pounds an acre But broadcasting I only assume it’s the consistency of lime and we put that out by the ton to the acre not so much doubting you do what you say you do just don’t see how it’s possible with 50 pounds
@@davidbaker1198 a simple utv electric spreader, 50 lbs in the hopper, mark off an acre, and experiment is how I do it. Not going to be super accurate but at $4 to $6 a 50lb bag accuracy isn't critical. I've done 50 to 60 acres like that, and it goes much faster than you would think. Granted, on a much larger scale a large spreader on a tractor should be capable of adjusting to 50 lbs
If y’all are looking for a great book look up “for the love of soil”
may i use your video i will put your links in the video
Certainly. You can use it.
@@farmboy9189 thank you so much .? are you still using SEA-90