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KindHarvest posted a new post. 4 years ago
Can Soil Organic Carbon Reduce Drought and Flooding?New research published by the Soil Health Institute (SHI) provides fresh insights into the vital role that soil organic carbon levels can play in preventing drought, reducing flooding and improving the health…
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KindHarvest posted a new post. 4 years ago
New Resources to Demystify Regenerative Grazing and Soil HealthThe terms regenerative grazing and soil health have started to seem almost ubiquitous in the world of agriculture.
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KindHarvest posted a new post. 4 years ago
Regenerative Organic Agriculture is Gaining the Attention of Very Influential Politicians in D.C.An absolute game-changing development took place last week in Georgia that should have organic advocates all feeling very hopeful.
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Brian Dougherty replied to the discussion Cover Crops and Fertility Results in the forum Cover Crops 4 years ago
Reply to Cover Crops and Fertility Results
Those results seem somewhat reasonable. A 10 ppm increase is about 18 lb ‘available’ P/acre to 6 inch depth. Whether the soil extractants used reflect what is actually available is another story but let’s assume it is. Cover crop data from one of our university research farms shows cereal rye aboveground P uptake is ~10 – 15 lb/ac. If we…
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Kent Schluchter started the discussion Cover Crops and Fertility Results in the forum Cover Crops 4 years ago
Cover Crops and Fertility Results
I was looking thru my soil sample results the other day and noticed something different. I was paging thru them and kept noticing some phosphate levels that were much higher than normal. As example, my home section has two fields on it with similar soil types. They are side by side, one had a phosphate reading of 13 ppm, which is…
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