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Sally Negroni replied to the discussion Measuring Redox in the forum Soil Health 14 hours ago
Benny, thank you for your explanation on redox. I started the course long ago and haven’t finished, but plan to take it up again. Like you say, your explanation may not be exactly precise, but helps think about the principals that can be hard to grasp.
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David Jorgensen started the discussion Cecil soils in the Peidmont region in the forum Soil Health 2 days ago
Cecil soils in the Peidmont region
What are strategies for Cecil soils ? Is the cracking of the soil in dry spells an indication of high magnesium and low calcium? What are primary deficiencies in the piedmont region of the mid Atlantic states? How would a pro go about making the soils good for potatoes?
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I am excited to be here with all of you; just started my very first Johnson su after attending a wonderful training up in Jacksonville Florida with Compost Power Lab (https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=719782157831312&set=pcb.719782531164608) I have not purchased the heavy duty weedblock or the wire yet. I was taken back by the price of the…
Nina Meiers2 Comments-
I can’t see any problem with using bamboo, all you need is a way allowing air to the microbes. Just make sure that you have plenty of holes in it.
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Keep us posted on your progress. My first time trying the Johnson Sue also . Excited to learn together
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Stefano Bortolussi started the discussion Tillage and arable crops in an organic farm in the forum Broad Acre Crops a week ago
Tillage and arable crops in an organic farm
Hello,
tillage and arable crops in an organic farm is the subject of this post.
Since I have converted to organic my family farm – small, 16 hectares – I switched from a moldboard plow primary tillage (38 cm, 15″ depth) to non inversion ploughing (15 cm, 6″ depth). Now comes the tillage question: to draw the primary tilllage cultivator…
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First time JS
2026 will be my first year to start a JS reactor . I plan to post as i go along and i am open to any suggestions. Gathering the materials for now and will start putting them together in January. We have oak leaves, pine wood chips, cow manure from our Dairy for our feed stock.
I still have to get pipe, pallets, wire and fabric before I start.…
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