I have a question I've done a great deal of reading that fungal dominated soil or compost is very beneficial. how do I facilitate or Foster fungal growth in a leaf mold pile. I know the soil has to be in the acidic side and I've used humeric acid plant-based to help lower the pH which is now about a 6.7. do you have any suggestions?
I have a question. Red Asian beetles have infested our back yard, how do we get rid of them without harming the soil? And we have a clay like soil in the back yard. How can we make it healthy again for growing crops in our own yard?
I have a question,can we use rain water as source of different micro organisms because it is observed that when water brings mud , it boots trees and plants
01:29:35 to 01:36:18 no audio!! Was a great question too!! Thanks for posting, wonderful to watch and made me so so so happy to hear earlier in the video you couldn't keep up with everyone commenting where they were from! To hear the regenerative movement having such "growing" success really made my day 🤓😇
Does anyone have any experience making micro piles of compost? I figure generally speaking the rules of thumb are the same but if you are making a pile say 2ftx2ft so you can run a few and see what variable the natrual oranic matter, just wondering what is the best way to trial it at home in verry small scale without having to destroy my biology in my yard and not making a giant mess lol
Scientists should embrace soil health as an overarching principle that contributes to sustainability goals, rather than only a property to measure. That's amazing! This is exactly what I said yesterday that human health should not be manipulated by statistical numbers alone observed but actual observation of nature. Same for soil health it goes, to truly observe the soil, the life it prospers beneath and abundance it has is so much more important than just arbitrary numbers. I am glad soil food web is teaching us about the soil and turning us to into true observer of mother nature.
Watching the replay…. I love your work.. Im from Australia…. The sunny Gold Coast…. I am trying to grow my own and desperate for soil health so I dont need to reply on the supermarket for my produce and would love to connect with other farmers so we can swap/share and sell to each other.
Bring back the old ways and stop supporting the bigger chains.
During the Q&A section of our webinar our audio went out. If you are interested in watching this missing section, please go here: https://youtu.be/T8bNuf44Ic0 The question being answere is, "Is lime the only way to correct Soil ph?."
Adam's presentation is eloquent and descriptive. I have yet to watch the rest of the video, but I wanted to get that comment written before I get sidetracked.
good presentation and discussion.
I have a question I've done a great deal of reading that fungal dominated soil or compost is very beneficial. how do I facilitate or Foster fungal growth in a leaf mold pile. I know the soil has to be in the acidic side and I've used humeric acid plant-based to help lower the pH which is now about a 6.7. do you have any suggestions?
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I have a question. Red Asian beetles have infested our back yard, how do we get rid of them without harming the soil?
And we have a clay like soil in the back yard. How can we make it healthy again for growing crops in our own yard?
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I have a question,can we use rain water as source of different micro organisms because it is observed that when water brings mud , it boots trees and plants
01:29:35 to 01:36:18 no audio!! Was a great question too!!
Thanks for posting, wonderful to watch and made me so so so happy to hear earlier in the video you couldn't keep up with everyone commenting where they were from! To hear the regenerative movement having such "growing" success really made my day 🤓😇
Zoom had a solar flare today, our group also was challenged today…discussion restarts about 38:20. Keep growing ya all!
I like to put a split log in the area of my perennial root system the worms like to hang out and party there.
Does anyone have any experience making micro piles of compost? I figure generally speaking the rules of thumb are the same but if you are making a pile say 2ftx2ft so you can run a few and see what variable the natrual oranic matter, just wondering what is the best way to trial it at home in verry small scale without having to destroy my biology in my yard and not making a giant mess lol
Scientists should embrace soil health as an overarching principle that contributes to sustainability goals, rather than only a property to measure.
That's amazing! This is exactly what I said yesterday that human health should not be manipulated by statistical numbers alone observed but actual observation of nature.
Same for soil health it goes, to truly observe the soil, the life it prospers beneath and abundance it has is so much more important than just arbitrary numbers. I am glad soil food web is teaching us about the soil and turning us to into true observer of mother nature.
Thank you, Dr. Cobb, for sharing those perspectives (lehmann et al-2020, FDR) and ecosystem services.
Watching the replay…. I love your work.. Im from Australia…. The sunny Gold Coast…. I am trying to grow my own and desperate for soil health so I dont need to reply on the supermarket for my produce and would love to connect with other farmers so we can swap/share and sell to each other.
Bring back the old ways and stop supporting the bigger chains.
Loved the presentation by Dr Cobb, part of this video was silent thank you
During the Q&A section of our webinar our audio went out. If you are interested in watching this missing section, please go here: https://youtu.be/T8bNuf44Ic0 The question being answere is, "Is lime the only way to correct Soil ph?."
Australia ☆
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To 01:04:00 is muted, the question on pH
I'm farming in Saskatchewan. Had a pan about 4-5 inches deep. It's dry after we had combined . How do I break it up .
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Adam's presentation is eloquent and descriptive. I have yet to watch the rest of the video, but I wanted to get that comment written before I get sidetracked.
Thank you!! 😃 I Deeply appreciate you guys for all your time and hard work 🙏
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Good job
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