Alot of growers are spraying this with glyphosate ,bad news.

I would be curious what Ray Archuleta's opinion of manure injection is. I would thing manure injection would be good for the worm however maybe not.

STOP IMPORTS! Or at the very least manage imports reasonably. I don't understand why we continue to buy organic imports? Why don't we do what other countries do, like China? They stopped buying grain from us, why don't we? I had soybeans contracted to sell and the buyer backed out of contract because the price cut in half. I tried to sell to another buyer, and everyone was full and said check back 6 months from now. It is hurting the American organic farmer and helping the foreigner. (Much of the foreign grain does not meet the standards of organic and is generally a lesser quality) It just doesn't make sense to me.

Getting a True Green Chemlawn commercial during this is a special kind of irony. 🙄

If allowed to grow tall in the spring could this be terminated by roller crimping?

Another question, on the $44 of chemicals, how many times across the field to apply all the chemicals?

Why 160,000 seeds an acre? There are 19 different studies that show 120,000 is optimum and no gain after that? Is there a study to show this seed level is needed or optimal?

Nice job on the music! Catchy! Can I get it for a ringtone?

Do these support mycorrhiza fungi

Love and appreciate the work this man does but 20 minutes in and I done waiting for the soil discussion

Nice job Blue River. Good stuff!

Very informative!

Can this variety grow in tropical

@1:24:16 He shows somebody "planting green". I'm not a farmer so I don't understand why this works. Why doesn't the existing plant keep all of the sunlight for itself? How do they get the new seed to take off where other weed seeds don't?

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I 0 tilled my cash crop in a field that was wheat which is heavily fertilized previous year.Also seeded into sprayed out old hay field next to it for more acres. I seeded across so every pass caught both fields. Turned out the hay stubble grew better then the durum stubble.

What is market now? On oats

I have seen thistle in aflalfa before. I belive it had wild carrot too.

Ho do you obtain the high ph fo rhay in the organic system? I never tested my ph when I seeded a alfalfa/ grass mix; just planted it after corn, soybeans.

I don’t think a 3 yr transition is the best move for established conventional farms. We need no till and cover crop use, with an income guarantee. Here is the catch,with proper guidance, that won’t cost the tax payers. Set goals to reduce synthetic inputs in stages, as their soil builds. Get the darn animals out of the barns and CAFO’s and on the land, teach them how to rotationally graze, if they don’t want livestock, pair them up with people who do but have no land. Here is the deal. Most organic farming is tillage heavy, and also fake. I’m an organic farmer at scale, I know others are cheating, I’ve sent off the shelf organic produce in to be tested and it came back less nutritious, and with all sorts of trace banned chemicals. Then their is the foreign sourced goods, where their is zero verification and inspection. Regenerative and LOCAL is the key. Otherwise, the faceless corporations green wash themselves, and provide an inferior product that they charge more for. To REALLY change for the good, it’s a near generational process. Good luck getting farmers out of the coffee shop 9 months out of the year. Most of them are too old and can barely climb in and out of their cabs. Full of gout and diabetes, victims of their own farming methods, living on 10-15 prescription drugs to prolong their misery. They can’t work sun up to sun down like I do as a full circle farmer and rancher. Their aren’t even many farm kids on farms anymore. They are in the house being brain dead.

Fantastic speaker for sure, very important subject.

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Why isn’t this a 3-5 minute video??

Probably killed off the mycorrhizal fungi too much with a mono crop radish cover before the beans

You want carbon credits based on my efforts and my land, take some of that cash you have laying around, and sink it in to farmland, then rent it to me on a very long term lease at a great rate. I don’t care how you account for credits and what have not. It’s all yours. I’m not jumping in to a scheme where everyone involved is making more money than me from it. With all due respect, if I wanted that, I’d go conventional and sell my products to your grain elevators and packing houses. It would actually be better for you. That cash loses value by the minute, land does not, and farmland is the only real estate investment with zero vacancy. If a tenant doesn’t work out, you’ll find a farm that works in that area to take it over. Just speaking my peace.

I would assume majority of these plots are tilled heavily. Any research done on how hybrids respond to a roller crimping environment?

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With added grasshopper flour ... I'm sure it will be just as good as wheat : )

Saw a good example of the benefits of plant diversity this summer during my in-laws' wheat harvest. They didn't get much rain, and had really thin wheat for the most part. The one real exception was the field with a lot of "weeds." That field had the thickest wheat and highest yield.

Expensive cover crop at 10 lbs seed, $3.50/lb seed cost, plus drone application ~$14/ac.

Do you know of an alfalfa that would be capable of growing in a wet climate, I live in Coos Bay Oregon.

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Fabulous talk! We are changing our 108 acre farm now to go Regen. We haven't ever put down chemical fertilizers or pesticides in 17 years, but now we are adding cover crops and mob grazing of our cows. Can't wait to see the change! Thanks Ray & Gabe - our inspiration and education!

How did this field yield?

In mid michigan we belived tar spot realy did hurt our corn yields-instead of 150 bu yields; we had about 70 bu average!

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Thanks Ray, It is such an inspiration to listen to you and people like you. It really is such a privilege to have access to all of these passionate speakers with such important information. We are about to begin preparing three acres of land in Cardinia shire, in a southern state of Australia 🇦🇺, for a community garden. Having access to the messages of soil health that we find on KZbin is invaluable. Thanks again. Fascinating and easy listening, whilst I potter in the garden and paint furniture in my workshop 😎‼️🇦🇺

Just want to thank ALseed for sponsoring these presentations. This was absolutely rich with information vital to anyone pursuing regenerative practices. Thank you so much!

How do we get fungi in to the soil?

Not just Chernobyl! The atolls in the South Pacific also regenerated after atomic bombs were tested there.

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the great presentation

If you were to add hybrid rye to a corn soybean rotation, where would it line up? After corn or after soybeans? Are you seeing a yield boost to either corn or soybeans due to adding this as a third crop?

I am on youtube searching for solutions and came across your name. I have a small farm that i am trying to make a living and I have been humbled for sure. I have in ground small scale market farm techniques and weeds are taking over. I have done cardboard covered with compost, wood chips for rows 30" beds and oak leaf compost still have weeds. Looking for a crop that i can make a living with. Okra grow well here and so do weeds. This cover crop thing looks promising. I used to have cows, donkeys and horses on the property and they would eat all of the grass until it was bare. Granted I don't have much pasture for them and did not do rotational grazing. My pasture is now mostly bermuda and weeds, a lot of Dandelions which i understand is because of compaction. When I mow it looks better and at least it is covered not bare. I was thinking of spreading a diverse mix cover crop and the crimp and plant. the soil is very sandy. I am against Monsanto and mono cropping but any suggestions would be appreciated. I will be honest and say that my NFT hydroponics greens production is so much better than my in ground production mainly because of the weeds or the lack their of. You mentioned a University or course I am very interested to learn. I own the land and my home going Blind quickly working on my health. I need to have something i can earn a living from. 57 years old and i have farm helpers, any advice please. I am looking to have a vegetable stand and do some agro tourism type stuff. I have hugelkulture raised beds that are amazing and wish to practice no till. I am located in North Texas Hot summers and some cold winters. I have been experimenting growing different things and seeing what works here in my climate. Shallotts, okra and Garlic is amazing. Not selling any yet.

How does one keep weed free in twin row organic?

Can this be done on vegetable farm? Around 20 acres?

Ray gets me fired up