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Been no-tilling for years , using GMO seed . The residue breaks down !!! i do agree it breaks down slower, and there are plenty of earthworms in the soil ! Ever had a seed less grape , not natural, most all your food has been genetically modified in some sort of way !! Weeds , insects are always modifying, they change to exist.

When I compare a soil test buying these diagnostic tools is a good idea.

This is how we farmed in 60s/70s. We weeded only in the beginning to let the plants get established. Weeds bring nutrients to soil, aerate the soil, put calcium into upper layers, especially Dandelions and Queen Ann's Lace. And weeds help hold moisture and shade in soil by trapping water that condenses on low thick broad leaves. That creates natural drip irrigation. We farmed this way for years. Lots of yield!

What is your soil calcium level like? Calcium will help loosen the soil and make more space for oxygen and water infiltration.

Thistle comes up where the birds poo

Ive use it two years now. I am a believer.

Humus?

his business runs on this monster machines ' so probably is true for him. 😊

Excellent info!

The comments on this nonsense are a perfect example of the result of 60 years of conservative attacks on public education.

Well said! ✨👌

looking for the best sugar source for central michigan if anyone knows one thank you very much

"your neighbours field, not yours of course" 😂😂😂 im from France, but i Can hear throught this ironic sentence, that WE are confronted to the same "point of views" and behaviour in farming community everywhere😂😂😂 old habits have a hard skin !!!! 😂😂😂

Weeds = native grasses 😊

Can't keep taking taking taken and not putting anything back into it same thing with anything has to be a give and take its probably why sacrifices started in the past

the dance within your soil is incredibly complex. nobody knows all the steps. unless you wanna be a dork, partner up with nature every time.

This is my second year with a small garden. We bought a tiller to help with our hard red clay. No way to go no till on this ground unless you use raised beds. There's a big cost there. My plan was to go no till in a few years after we've ammended our soil enough. So far we cannot dig or even weed without finding huge earthworms. It's also the best drainage we've ever had. Has me rethinking the no till movement.

My crop field tested high in calcium, but we till when needed. That could be the difference.

So epsom salts?

I say, use what works. That land slide might be your precedent. No till cover 365 is the camp I'd like to be in but I will do what works. Putting sugar into my ground and his product has made me smile thus far.

Wow!

So how do we get the Mg into the tree?

Incredible, this is the revolution we need. Fucking farmers being taught about plants................... shame shame shame... who acted like the know it all this whole time. People are so fucked.

So adding calcium to weeds will get rid of them, right?😊

It's like being in a sealed room. "We have oxygen!" "Where?" "In those bottles" "Can we use it?" "No!"

Regenerative farming is strictly small scale farming, it’s attractive to homesteaders and farms typically under 100 acres. It’s just a trendy environmental movement created by non farmers and like all trends will be replaced with something else.

Do you have some videos on methods to accomplish these parameters for microbial activity? Let’s say my soil compaction is too high; what do I do about that? Or my EC is too high, what then?

Several of these videos cover the same topics, and land at “here’s the things you want to see in your soil for it to be healthy.” But how do you actually tackle compaction, ph issues, and poor conductivity?

I have so high magnesium and so high nitrogen too, lower Cl, Potassium and Silicone. Some parts on my field the corn is weak somewhere higher than me more than 190cm tall. Sowed in April 20. Germination is good, but after that some parts stopped. I have leaf analisys from healthy pieces and I have 2 analisys from weak corn. Can someone describe the problem if I send the analysis datas?😊

So... What is the solution ????

How did the great fertile plains 'till' themselves for the thousands of years before we got here? Unless you consider an ice age a tilling.

Who found available MgO and when was research completed. Have any ideas? Dennis

I got good soil, no compaction, and they grow anyway. They spread by seed and don't really care where they germinate...I disagree with this man's statement

Farmers spread lime to add calcium and increase soil pH.

Now I'm just cutting the top off by letting the roots in soil .

Wait til you guys get Palmer 😂😂

I’m confused, doesn’t the farmer who tills spend a lot more money on fertilizer and such. Your argument doesn’t make any sense.

Down with weed killers!

Love my dragon's tooth dandelions!

What if I'm trying to raise the ph , 4.9 ,5.1 5.5 ?this is where my soils are.

I thought cali had no water

and they are spreading that crap ALL over the world trying to interrupt the natural growth patterns which creates hunger and death. ❤

I need to Flockulate my soil but my Wife is going crazy about it!

would bringing back common milkweed on perimeter of field perform this service...anf increase pollinators?

Sounds like an Analysis of How many letters "B" there is in the HOMMER's "Iliad" ...and how big % of letters "A" may crete better story , the end.

I need someone with this much understanding come take a look at my backyard to see where I'm at, and what I need to do so that my shade trees could thrive....(beside water lol) 😎

farmers tend to keep using bigger and bigger heavy tractors not designed for orchards, in trying to have more power to mulch the pruning in the middle row that also tends to not get water, thus all the mid row tractor space is not doing much to feed the trees, as the dirt just around the trees gets the wood much raked off, with often too many herbicide spraying perhaps killing off some bacteria, then trees that started with just drip irrigation tends to not get water to all the trees root system, I will tell farmers that the trees need nutrients, but instead they might apply cheap nitrogen or potash, as there focusing on trying to grow big fruit rather then a healthy tree to grow big fruit. then eventually the farmers think that fire blight is a weakness in the root stock, thus then they rip there trees out.

This guy is saying the words, but he's an idiot.

We are homesteading and growing a diverse group of food trees and plants. I am learning more than the books of growing! Ty soooo very much for knowledge that books don't have. GOD bless you and your family.

Even bugs don't want to eat that gmo crap