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barney wilczak replied to the discussion Crop Health Labs Apple Targets in the forum Fruit and Nuts 6 days ago
Reply to Crop Health Labs Apple Targets
Hi Nina,
Thanks so much for the reply! I’ve watched some of the hybrid-ag videos and they have been really useful in combination with the AEA, Joel William’s, etc. I know I’ve heard John Kempf say that the AEA/CHL targets are different to Novacrop Control (despite using them as a testing lab), optimised for health and performance, so I…
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Nina replied to the discussion Crop Health Labs Apple Targets in the forum Fruit and Nuts 6 days ago
Reply to Crop Health Labs Apple Targets
Hey Frank, sorry for the delay in responding – but I did a bit of research – I know I’m in Australia but when I was farming I was using products from HybridAG – https://www.hybridag.com.au/ – I thought they had some dealing with apples. I can’t be 100% sure, but I knew they did cherries as well. Yes, they are a long way from you, but I…
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barney wilczak started the discussion Crop Health Labs Apple Targets in the forum Fruit and Nuts 4 weeks ago
Crop Health Labs Apple Targets
Hi All,
Firstly thank you all for the brilliant information shared here, I’ve been reading for a while but this is my first post.
We have an acre of quince in calcareous soils the UK, planted last Winter, and are undertaking sap analysis through Novacrop Control (which has been very useful). We’re using target values for apples as we try to build…
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Marek Wityk replied to the discussion Tillage and arable crops in an organic farm in the forum Broad Acre Crops 7 weeks ago
Reply to Tillage and arable crops in an organic farm
Hello Stefano,
I’m new in kindharvest and I just read your post. In my opinion you can be as much regenerative as you want with your approach to tillage. No till, no plough is a dogma that I think much of people gathering here are aware of. You have good crop rotation and the idea of lighter tractor to pull smaller plow at a shallow depth…
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