
Consulting with those who desire to improve #soilhealth & #plantheath and #foodquality through improved mineral balance, biological activation and cover crops.
Kalamazoo, Michigan Area
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Organic Agronomy Starting to Impact disq.us/t/3kx1w78
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Fall tillage to breakdown crop residue is a waste of time, money and soil loss. So, it’s recreational tillage, nothing more. crops.extension.iastate.edu/…
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Interesting research by ISU looking at what effects residue breakdown. Time & Temperature, not tillage or nitrogen. @fieldworktalk @continuumagllc @farmmillennial striptillfarmer.com/articles…
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We all need to be striving for more balanced soils and that often calls for an increase in fungal communities. Well, I think we are getting there! Presenting, fungal communities:
#SoilHealth #ItsAlive
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Yesterday was only 90 degrees and there was plenty of moisture at 4”. Still showing some differences in soil temp between the #CoverCrop and no cover side by side trial. This will be a big deal if we get hotter and dryer! #SoilHealth
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The Hidden World of Soil Under Our Feet - nyti.ms/10DsXEv?vkK
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We no longer have the time to point fingers at chemical companies or blame our politicians. We simply don’t have time. The shift and solution resides within us. We need to reinvent the way we function as human beings to move toward truth and solutions.
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Let’s get pesticides and herbicides out of children’s diets. Sign the petition and share with your friends and family.
Center for Food Safety has launched a petition to make the National School Lunch Program organic centerforfoodsafety.org/acti…
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Watch this, for your family. facebook.com/story.php?story…
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"Worms are more powerful than the African elephant and more important to the economy than the cow" - Charles Darwin – at Weston, England
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US (GA): Researchers receive $2 million to study organic management of Spotted Wing Drosophila
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"Booming demand for #organic food has prompted one of Australia’s biggest supermarkets to offer $30 million in incentives to farmers to either convert to the pesticide and herbicide-free method of production, or scale-up their current organic businesses."
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Soil Testing at 8th Soil & Nutrition Conference: youtu.be/wQfiSqPbO5Q?a via @YouTube
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"Travis Heide was raised on a conventional farm and used to take it personally when his wife talked about going pesticide and fertilizer−free."
"Now, the Saskatchewan−based farmer owns one of the biggest #organic farms in Canada."
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Another reason for farmers to stop using chemicals.
Interactions in the laboratory prove that the soil is home to organisms that are striving to survive and in the process, make use of chemical signals to communicate with each other. nexusnewsfeed.com/article/se…























