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Karen Scalf posted an update 2 months ago
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Marek Wityk replied to the discussion Tillage and arable crops in an organic farm in the forum Broad Acre Crops 3 months 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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Tenzin Botsford posted an update 3 months ago
Reverse osmosis machines
Im looking for recommendations on good RO systems, or even just important things to consider when choising a system. Im a market gardener and im hoping to switch all of my goliar apolications and tunnel irrigation over to reverse osmosis. I would need an 8-10 gpm capacity, though i see most are measured in gallons/day?
Any recommrndations would…
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I have looked into RO for bio and scaled applications across broad acres. Yes, smaller machines are affordable and larger too expensive. RO is essentially removing ions, “crud”, and particulates: filtering the water very effectively. You could run a smaller machine and then store it. Rain water could also be added to this storage tank as it…
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Sally Negroni replied to the discussion Measuring Redox in the forum Soil Health 3 months 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 3 months 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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