BIOFUMIGATE YOUR HIGH TUNNEL WITH MUSTARD COVER CROPS - NO TILL METHOD!

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  • čas přidán 31. 01. 2024
  • In this video, we'll show you how to biofumigate your Garden using a mustard cover crop. Biofumigation is an effective and eco-friendly method for controlling pests and diseases in your crops.
    Learn about the benefits of using cover crops, specifically mustard, for biofumigation. This no till cover crop method can improve soil health and control soil-borne pests and diseases, helping you grow healthier and more productive crops. Follow along as we demonstrate how to incorporate biofumigation into your farming practices!
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Komentáře • 11

  • @victorandrews9790
    @victorandrews9790 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Jus found this channel, thanks! Excited about this information!

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Heck yeah! Thanks victor! I appreciate it! I’m just getting started on my journey with CZcams. I hope to provide tons of value 🙏

  • @fozzieprepper6923
    @fozzieprepper6923 Před 5 měsíci

    Boom. Knowledge. Thank you

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 5 měsíci

      Heck yeah man 🙌 thanks for always commenting, I appreciate it 🙏

  • @Craigc4x4
    @Craigc4x4 Před 5 měsíci

    I was just reading about this a month ago! Thank you for the video, Mike. I look forward to seeing how it turns out and if the way you are incorporating it no-till will have a positive effect.

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 5 měsíci

      Thanks Craig! I will post an update for sure! Thanks for following along 🙏

  • @TheEmbrio
    @TheEmbrio Před 19 dny

    I’d liketo hear about the pest and disease you are fighting. Or are you doing prevention ?

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 19 dny

      Heck yeah! I’ve been wanting to put together the rest of this video! I recorded everything! Grafted tomatoes are thriving! I record content everyday. But just need time to get it all edited into videos. Part 2 will be coming soon and it’s going to be pretty cool! But specifically in this tunnel I had root knot nematodes. And the mustard suppress’ them. Thanks so much watching!

  • @jhorsch94
    @jhorsch94 Před 5 měsíci

    Great video! I didn’t realize mustard biofumigation can help suppress weed seeds in the soil. I wonder if I can add the mustard to my compost bin to suppress the germination of weed seeds as well as pests and pathogens. I can usually get my compost hot enough to kill weed seeds during summer but in the winter not so much, so I might have to add some mustard plants to my compost bin next winter to suppress some weed seeds!

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it! It’s a good idea! Probably hard to find any research on that specifically, I think you should try it! Lots of people grow cover crops just for compost. Thanks again for commenting!

    • @chefsharvestfarm
      @chefsharvestfarm  Před 5 měsíci +2

      I just composted a whole deer in 3 weeks! Hopefully I'll make a video about it soon. But theres something simple I've done to heat up my piles... One of the other vendors at the farmers market grows Oyster Mushrooms. And they grow them in these compressed blocks. I'm not even exactly sure what's in it. But it's just dried and shredded plant material basically. Then after they grow mushrooms in it, it's trash. So I brought my trailer over there and he filled it up with his spent blocks. And I mixed that with a dump truck full of wood chips and some plant material from my garden. Man! that thing got smoking hot. like 160 and stayed there for 3 weeks. Then I turned the pile... I figured it would be stinky and there would at least be a skull. There was nothing but a few patches of hair... I turned it again today and nothing. All the wood chips are nearly composted. And all this in the middle of winter... If you know anyone who grows mushrooms you should toss some of that in your compost. That'll heat it up!