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Laila Alizadeh replied to the discussion Companion Crops for Potato in the forum Weed Management a year ago
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I would like to know more about this as well.
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Hello everyone, I would like to start a synthropic agroforestry vineyard concept.
Trying to understand and play around with the idea of how much biomass do I need to feed a productive vineyard, if perhaps fewer plants will produce the same amount, or how much will the quality of the wine will change – specially if I adapt from an…
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If you look at where grapevines inhabit spaces in nature they actually climb trees and exist between the understory and the canopy of larger trees. There are some old vineyards in Georgia where the vines are essentially trellised up trees, but that seems like it would not be an economic way to grow wine grapes.
In my experience the vines we…
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12’x8′, sorry I can’t edit my comment for some reason.
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Jonathan Ronsani replied to the discussion Companion Crops for Potato in the forum Weed Management a year ago
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Companion planting in the row is such an interesting topic. I imangine finding the right companions that would fill a different niche than the cash crop would be crucial to success. As well as knowing what weeds and pests are problematic in your fields. Are there any resources out there for determining the grouping of different crop families?
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Have you all taken the courses, here at kinder Harvest ?
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I haven’t taken all the courses, but I know that Harriet Mella’s course has been one of the most popular and we have new courses creasted by her coming out shortly, in line with our new app to be launched very soon. There are a variety and I would think that it could depend on what you are wanting to achieve in your farming journey.
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Here are pictures of a trial with OSR drilled in autumn with Buckwheat, Alexandria Clover, and Winter Vetch as companion
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