Changing Agronomy With Biology Webinar with John Kempf

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Soil works LLC. Also good teaching, I enjoy these guys explaining soils. I grew up on farm but nothing about this. 45 yr ago.

[@marynunn1708]

Love this and all your podcasts. I drink them up like the last cup of water on earth. In the Q&A section someone asks something like does tillage set back the progress biology has made. To borrow a play on words, “its not the plow, its the how”

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

I m starting to put out a small orchard, yes... was planning to mulch on treerows & covercrop between rows. TY sir for yer hard dedicated work.

[@stevenglisson7614]

Thanks for freely sharing this knowledge John! Because of your work, people will be able to wake up from the deep sleep we’ve been in for so long.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Well said, Steven Glisson. Thank you for contributing and we hope you continue to learn new and exciting things with us! - The AEA Team

[@chris432t6]

What a terrific teacher Mr. Kempf is. Speaks so well. Love the Q&A! Thank you John.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Hi Chris, we're so glad to hear that you enjoyed this. Thanks for letting us know! - The AEA Team

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Today 1st time I ran across your podcast.

[@thegoodguy8089]

Thank You For This Mr John

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Oh I'm excited! I hadn't come across this video yet! Thanks for all you do AEA.. especially John!

[@mikegrowgreens9125]

Facultative anaerobes can grow with or without oxygen because they can metabolise energy aerobically or anaerobically. They gather mostly at the top because aerobic respiration generates more ATP than either fermentation or anaerobic respiration. ... Unlike obligate anaerobes however, they are not poisoned by oxygen.

[@karlsapp7134]

Great information. I am looking forward to seeing what your products do for me this year.

[@nealgrey6485]

Great articulation. Easy to listen to.

[@soilhealthdoctor]

Thanks John, much of this I have wondered about for a while now. Any good resource that provides detailed information about nitrogen fixing bacteria in soil?

[@Horse237]

What about feeding minerals to red wiggler worms and applying the castings in the spring? What about adding lots of earthworms to the soil?

[@hosoiarchives4858]

If they don't have anything to eat they will leave/die

[@michelbisson6645]

Very good thank you

[@MrBob58o]

How does foliar feeding soluble salts likes Calcium Nitrate or Potassium Silicate affect the plants availability to uptake mineral nutrients from the soil? Can the soil biology be shut down as if you were drenching the soil with monoammonium phosphate?

[@mauricecalliss1303]

Can't the salts /nutrients be procesesed by biology before aplication .in a bioreactor or something /???

[@johnboykin3128]

Super educational and information rich TY

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

What do you think of soil food web testing for biological activity in soil?

[@ganeshpadgal4692]

Hi John it’s really precious experience information. But when time come for Nutrition, we always give water soluble Fertilizer solution.. may be addiction or lack of knowledge.. I personally very urge for regenerative farming, so any institute or where we can learn practically or virtually.. thanks

[@pedrosvm1]

very good webinar! pardon my english, but I could not understand well what is the method to measure biology you guys use? many thanks for all the information!

[@Horse237]

The Haney Test or Soil Health Test is an integrated approach to soil testing using chemical and biological soil test data. It is designed to mimic nature’s approach to soil nutrient availability as best we can in the lab. The Haney Test is designed to work with any soil under any management scenario because the program asks simple, universally applicable questions. What is your soil’s condition? Is your soil in balance? What can you do to help your soil? www.wardlab.com/haney-info.php There are other labs available on the web.

[@inigomontoya8943]

Haney soil analysis

[@shelburnjames7337]

Clumping bamboo much like industrial hemp except harvesting maybe 3-5 years carve out smaller diameters first and each year thereafter buffer bamboo cloth softer than cotton and as strong as steel .the contour catch wells ..anaerobic conditions need water

[@MattPowersSoil]

This is fabulous! :) :) :)

[@Loveoftrees]

Thank your for this v. valuable mindset information !

[@dominiccarpin5651]

These ideas are fantastic yet I struggle to apply the concepts in a diverse vegetable farm context without a roller/crimper & seed drill.

[@pedrobagoduva1091]

brilliant; thanks!

[@ahipster]

hi John ozone is not stable in water, ozone can be produced as a gas very cheaply though cheers

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Makes sense are you/sure. Dennis

[@chadstallings5558]

👍👍

[@mauricecalliss1303]

It's just like the flower and the bee there's no separating the two they're both the same thing .biology and plant is the same .neither are complete without eachother.. and cannot exist without eachother. How to remedy the salt nutrient sterilization of farming soils that's where it counts and building the right biome for that to continue.

[@mauricecalliss1303]

No perfect men only men with perfect intentions . Or Romans with perfect intentions . The anticipation of an event always trumps the event. Well maybe not always but often. You could always flood your foeld and grow hydrophonocally. But i think soil 're gen is much better.

[@jamesbutterson5218]

👍🤓💨🌱🌿🍁✌

[@mauricecalliss1303]

Seeing is believing .get a microscope and observe your own soils over time to get an idea of biological population.

[@ttanne7838]

Does CHINA own most of the minerals to make battery. ??? This is a giant problem.

[@ttanne7838]

Who makes the solar panels ??? CHINA Socialism is very bad choice.