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Christopher Whitehorn posted an update a year ago
Tis the season for biopriming and coating diverse cover mixes! Is it just me, or does Seedflare smell like molasses?
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Hi John, as a graduate student and listener of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, I’m curious if you’re aware of any kind of aggregate-type data based on the types of case studies that are presented on the podcast, or in general? From what I’ve found in the peer-reviewed literature, there seems to be a more superficial level…
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Stefan Gernert replied to the discussion Measuring Nutrient Density in Harvested Crops in the forum Vegetables a year ago
Reply to Measuring Nutrient Density in Harvested Crops
I have just joind the YEN Nutrition Project.
YEN (Yield Enhancement Network) is a benchmarking project for a number of crops. Including grain analysis.
Will keep you posted. Meanwhile, there is a lot of information on their project page. INcluding reports, etc.
https://yen.adas.co.uk/projects/yen-nutritionyen.adas.co.uk
YEN Nutrition offers Grain Analyses with Benchmarking for accurate nutrient management across the farm. Use YEN Nutrition to: identify fertiliser overuse show potential savings diagnose deficiencies Benchmarking compares across farms, fields, crops, and years to improve future decision-making for every nutrient in all … Continue reading
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Jonathan Ronsani started the discussion Maintaining Soil Aggregate in Vegetalbe Production in the forum Soil Health a year ago
Maintaining Soil Aggregate in Vegetalbe Production
What are people’s best practices in getting vegetable crops planted as soon as possible after tillage?
I understand that tillage does not have to be detrimental to soil aggregate, but I am not quite sure how to put my understanding into practice growing a diverse mix of vegetables on 10+ acres.
Right now to prep a seedbed for planting, the…
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Jonathan Ronsani replied to the discussion AEA products for small scale market garden in the forum Market Gardeners a year ago
Reply to AEA products for small scale market garden
Hi Mads,
Have you had a soil test to see where there may be severe mineral defencies in your soil? Here in the US we have soil tests that will use mild acids to see what minerals the plants have available to them in the soil. We can also get a mining assay soil test which will tell you exactly what minerals you have in your soil. This can…
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