I specifically want a webinar focused on the north east where we get freezing temps and heavy snow most of the winter...grazing especially but also cropping/ cover crops
Canada thistle being an indicator of short Iodine is interesting. It's not even supposed to be an essential plant nutrient. Not being official, it isn't officially permitted for organic. The obvious work around is sea weed, but why must we work around what is well known as a mammal nutrient?
I need examples of people making this work in the arid western states with out irrigation. 8-10 inches of moisture and most of it is in the winter months. Late November to March.
I specifically want a webinar focused on the north east where we get freezing temps and heavy snow most of the winter...grazing especially but also cropping/ cover crops
Canada thistle being an indicator of short Iodine is interesting. It's not even supposed to be an essential plant nutrient. Not being official, it isn't officially permitted for organic. The obvious work around is sea weed, but why must we work around what is well known as a mammal nutrient?
I need examples of people making this work in the arid western states with out irrigation. 8-10 inches of moisture and most of it is in the winter months. Late November to March.
Starts at 4:32 with Gabe Brown speaking
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