Sounds a lot like English, but I can’t understand a darn thing this man says. 20 minutes in and I still have no idea what regenerative farming is or why it matters.

This was the most interesting lecture on corn ive heard in a long time! Thank you!

😂😂😂Wake up

My kinda guy... TX Mr LA Salle

I am SO TIRED of the entire till or no till idiocy. No till was very popular in the 80:s. Concerning all the studies in the past 40 years, the till or no till-discussionl is getting fucking old. No Till or full till was equally bad. If it's of any actual interest to increase soil organic matter, if you go with organic fertilisers, limited tillage, and especially COVER CROPS, that IS THE BEST way of increasing soil organic matter / soil carbon level. No need of any further stupid discussion.

Maybe it was govt. Chem trails. Would vinegar rain in town kill everybody's lawn?

Wow, what a firework and wealth of information. It isn't always easy to follow, but it's absolutely worth it. For beginners: get the basics straight first. John Kempf and Christine Jones do a good job.

Any chance of getting PDFs shared? Thanks so very much for posting!!! @no-tilltexas6844 wonderful content

Conected ponds with trees around it , and north south rows of trees helps a lot too. You can produce fish in the ponds too, fish is very healthy food.

Can you elaborate why the Dr Johnson’s inoculant didn’t work?

Nothing .. I get nothing from this, his presentation is manic in nature, he comes off as unhinged

Where can you learn to plant cotton on your own small acre of land for your family and friends?

This is the best talk on the relationship between soil quality and farm management that I've ever heard!

This is the most unorganized amount of contradicting information I've ever heard.

He mentions all fungi are aerobic. Aren't yeast anaerobic?

thank you! so informational

High-grade information! Where are the presentation pdfs located?

Re question asked at about 1:18:40 “soluble C from plant exudates” - very recent research indicates that at least some of the exudate C is being converted to stable or recalcitrant C, while soil microbes are stimulated by the exudates to assimilate some soil organic C (ie, priming). The knowledge keeps ‘evolving’ much more assuredly than the theory of evolution.

Thank you for posting your conference. Such good detail from Dr. Zak!

A great number of the slides are from a different set.

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Fascinating insights!! Thanks!!!

thanks for putting this stuff online

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I had to look up sandfighters, what a crock of bullshit

This is awesome! Along with Dr Inghams and Dr Johnsons work, great presentation!

Extremely interesting, I studied Environmental Biology hoping to learn about this kind of thing and came away with very little, when they got into marine environments they lost me completely lol. My interests are in soil health as the determining factor in animal health and production. I believe that organic or chemical if the soil doesn't have it or if it's locked up in some way then the plants can't pass it on to my animals.

Fyi....barely any audio.

Oh thé sound

Is there any way you could upload with the audio synchronized with the video?

Hi john

Thank you for putting this on YT. It can be frustrating when all the resources online that are easy to find are not in Texas nor in a climate even close to our extremes.