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REGRARIANS EARTHWORKS GRADING PROGRAM – with Georgi Pavlov
Quite simply the most comprehensive earthworks grading program in the world!
This Regrarians program goes through the process of grading each of the most common earthworks those involved in landscape design and management are likely to encounter in their career.
This program is not focused…
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REGRARIANS QGIS for MAPPING & DESIGN PROGRAM – by Georgi Pavlov
Together with the Regrarians QGIS for Layout Design, these are the most comprehensive QGIS trainings available.
The freely available QGIS is a powerful geographic information system (GIS) software for the analysis of geospatial data and the production of maps and design concepts.…
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David Florey replied to the discussion Companion Crops for Potato in the forum Weed Management a year ago
Reply to Companion Crops for Potato
I am starting a specialty crop research program for the next 5 years. I’ll be studying the effectiveness of living mulch cocktails for weed suppression, enhanced soil biology, and pest/disease control.
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Cartography – Topographic Maps of Polyface Farm (Virginia, USA)
With our participation in the ‘Stockman Grass Farmer Gathering’ here at Polyface Farm (at which @John Kempf was also a presenter) and my land planning presentations, I asked Georgi and Zane to prepare some maps of this famous farm.
According to the Salatin’s, no-one had done…
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How does one interpret these maps?
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Good morning Laila,
Following your question I have added a description to each of these maps in the comments. So please click on each map to read those descriptions.
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Kevin Shedd posted an update a year ago
I am looking for information or resources on how weeds can help understand an issue in a field, besides the standard response, “Your herbicide program broke early.”
I have observed that bind weed, bur cucumber, and morning glory, seem to be prominent in fields that I have over fertilized K. What does giant foxtail reveal?
Thanks
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I haven’t read it personally but this book correlates different weeds to specific nutrient deficiencies and perhaps excesses too.
https://www.amazon.com/Weeds-What-They-Tell-Us/dp/0863159257
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I’ve got that book, Laila is referring to. In it, it says Fox tail is a sign of moist, badly-drained soil.
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