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John Kempf replied to the discussion Biochar Production & Application in the forum Regenerative Agriculture 3 years ago
Reply to Biochar Production & Application
Check out Olivier Husson and colleagues papers on paramagnetic biochar. Seems like a significant step up in performance.
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John Kempf replied to the discussion Biocoat Gold+Calcium+Extract in the forum Regenerative Agriculture 3 years ago
Reply to Biocoat Gold+Calcium+Extract
Depends on the form of calcium, it shouldn’t be a problem. BioCoatGold already contains calcium though, so more may not be needed.
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Travis Wilson started the discussion Biocoat Gold+Calcium+Extract in the forum Regenerative Agriculture 3 years ago
I’m planning to extract compost and apply in furrow with my corn acres. I’d like to incorporate some calcium with the extract and was curious if I could coat the corn seed with Biocoat Gold?
Am I getting too diverse??? Any gotchas?
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Christopher Whitehorn posted an update 3 years ago
For anyone curious what a cross-section of a ~20 year old grapevine with severe trunk diseases looks like! Most sections of the vineyard that are this age have severe decline, trunk diseases etc. Also found some splitgills dining on the dead canewood of an actively growing vine!
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Julia Dakin replied to the discussion Genetics and nutrient density, disease resistence in the forum Vegetables 3 years ago
Reply to Genetics and nutrient density, disease resistence
That sounds like a super cool project and I know people who would have so much more guidance for you! Increasing genetic diversity in tomatoes is so challenging. Because unless you start with a population that is already higher than the 3% crossing rate (ie promiscuous tomatoes), or you do manual crosses, you would have to start hundreds…
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