Cover crops. Nature’s way of tilling and conserving soil. It’s a non-traditional approach that South Texas farmer Zack Yanta uses to improve soil health and feed his cattle.
Ataway brother. Improving soil for next crop, next year, next generation and protecting precious resources while feeding livestock and the world and making a profit along the way
Try mixing in more cover crops. It helps the cows, the soil biology, and a thicker more diverse mat (usually made with winter rye, the grass, sudangrass, wheat, ect. Clovers or other legumes are crucial too and cows love them.
larryswindcatcher these radishes aren’t worthy of being in a supermarket. They taste just as good but they’re not straight and they have green on the top. It sucks but you can certainly eat them or sell them to people that don’t care.
@@Dollapfin the shape of your veg is a first world problem. It's up to consumers to demand whatever's coming from the ground and stop the super market marketing folk screwing with our heads.
Ataway brother. Improving soil for next crop, next year, next generation and protecting precious resources while feeding livestock and the world and making a profit along the way
God bless our farmers
Try mixing in more cover crops. It helps the cows, the soil biology, and a thicker more diverse mat (usually made with winter rye, the grass, sudangrass, wheat, ect. Clovers or other legumes are crucial too and cows love them.
Simple and to the point
Daikon makes an excellent addition to kim chi or a seperate kim chi on its own.
Day-con lol
That radish will grow to be a good animator bruh
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this grows wild all around the lowcountry SC. free food.
Excellentvideo
blessings
Genius
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Hi. Zack. Today Daikon radish sells for $6.99 a pound in the supermarket.
larryswindcatcher these radishes aren’t worthy of being in a supermarket. They taste just as good but they’re not straight and they have green on the top. It sucks but you can certainly eat them or sell them to people that don’t care.
@@Dollapfin the shape of your veg is a first world problem. It's up to consumers to demand whatever's coming from the ground and stop the super market marketing folk screwing with our heads.
When can the radishes be planted in the south?
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I planted them in October last year. DFW tx A mix of hairy vetch, crimson clover, radish and rye
Can I use it in My channel