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Justin Selte posted an update 3 years ago
Watching my kids dance to the Lorax music, I started listening to the words about survival of the fittest and realized how wrong this is. Survival is not about being the strongest but the most adaptive and synergistic. This is why AMF hold the DNA for many different species of organisms. This is why there are so many symbiotic relationships…
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Justin Selte replied to the discussion Where is the original research, publications and videos of Dr. Carey Reams? in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Reply to Where is the original research, publications and videos of Dr. Carey Reams?
I bought the book that Beddoe wrote and its quite good. Covers a lot of what you are looking for. I am not sure if you can still get it as both Pike and Beddoe have passed.
There is also this website. reamsag.com
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Damon posted an update 3 years ago
The taller, deeper rooted cover crop has been laid down. The clover and vetch is still growing.
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Mindaugas Juozaitis posted an update 3 years ago
3 years ago (edited)
Sharing the word. Danish and Lithuanian growers joining the ranks of RegenAg. Amazing fusion of knowledge: teachings of John Kempf combined with 30years of no-till chemical-free growing experience by Valentinas Genys (4th from right).
https://zum.lrv.lt/lt/naujienos/ukininko-v-genio-lauko-dienos-mokslas-ir-patirtis-zengia-kartu
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Christopher Whitehorn replied to the discussion Liming effects on soil microbiology in the forum Soil Health 3 years ago
Reply to Liming effects on soil microbiology
Not fresh roots, but in a lecture I was listening to about Rhizophagy, James White talks about Iroquois (and likely all native americans) making “corn medicine” by making a brew of the previous years corn crop roots and inoculating the seed for planting with it, alongside ceremony and other additives and herbs unknown. Haven’t found any…
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