Glen Rabenberg | Improving Soil Health Workshop put on by Jay Young - Tribune, KS 2022

Glen was invited by Jay Young of Young Red Angus to speak about what it means to improve soil health at his soil health workshop this last December, in Tribune Kansas.
It seems that skyrocketing fertilizer prices and a decrease in availability have added fuel to the regenerative movement in agriculture. How can we work with the soil to unlock the nutrients that are already there? How can we make a shift and start working with the system instead of against? It all begins with the soil. Glen talks about what it actually means to improve soil health and how important the soil environment is to the biological life within.
For more information and resources, visit www.soilworksllc.com or call us at 605.260.0784.
Glen's Tools (penetrometer, EC Meter, BRIX Refractometer): www.soilworksllc.com/home-too...

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Something else ...I believe Glenn thoroughly answered every question asked during presentation. Excellent presentation Glen.. Dennis in Ks

[@ivanrobb3900]

Did u find all the answers to all your questions?. These past few weeks?

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Got lots of answers from Glenn BUT do not have all the che m.ical reactions balanced YET...DENNIS PS DISCUSSING BRIX CURRENTLY... LISTENING TO HIM AGAIN

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Gotta hear Glenn again

[@atlas4225]

Subscribed! Thank you for an amazing lecture. The quality of information and presentation was top notch.

[@youngredangus6041]

Great job Glenn! Thanks for coming!

[@markvanleeuwen6678]

Class of 99 here.... yes! Prince was our theme song. We did party like its 1999. You remind me of the conversations the flower growers had at the coffee shop. I never understood the molases theory i do now... Subscribed

[@user-uc8gm3ym9i]

My experience taught me that the good in the soil always reigns...

[@msawandilendlovu2171]

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[@iamdanielrsv1204]

What's the time when I need to do the soil compaction test? What time is the best for doing this? Thanks, greetings from Hungary!

[@ivanrobb3900]

Thankyou fortheorangesheet. Someone across the planes and mountains listen now. Yes?

[@tracktronics]

love this... luckily i have soil tests available to look at numbers for different soils and go ah ha..

[@denniskemnitz1381]

I wanna rotate daisy fleabane field to double crop winter wheat, grain sorghum or soybean.(darn i just missed your guarantee during current lecture). Current Daisy fleabane is approx. 5 feet tall from last 3 or 4 seasons. Seems like it Respirates constantly during growing season and gets healthier each growing season in Ks..Dennis

[@user-cb5sz3lq6e]

How much simple sugar do you recommend per gallon of molasses?

[@allthingznatural5592]

Great video! South East Oklahoma

[@lucasnon1070]

I like this guy

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Impeccable.

[@johnnmartens3067]

It dose make sense that calcium would be more concentrated the lower you go due to leaching my solution is a diverse cover crop with deep roots to break up the soil to get air deep in the soil profile so that your cash crops roots can access the calcium that has leached plus the cover crop brings up the nutrients when you terminate the cover crops it will bring some calcium to the top when it decays

[@oscar6832]

I've seen soil test results measuring mineral concentrations at different soil depths. Soil type mattered, I dont remember completely but manganese (which has a denity 5 times greater than calcium) concentrations were good at all depths in clay soil but I believe it was at the highest concentration a foot down. My point is that deeper is not necessarily better, unless it*'s a sandy soil probe to leeching. Plants suck up minerals with the roots. The plants die. Nutrients trinkle back down with rain. It might have been slightly different, but let's say it was around a foot down in clay at least.

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Mr John martens, are you farming fertile creek or river bottom ground in Ks?

[@CentralMississippiWhitetail]

I don’t want to lower PH..I need to raise it

[@TheObserver567]

I bet these things can be used for lawn care

[@RubberDuckStyle]

👍👍👍👍👍👊

[@amokate1]

Very good presentation...microbes breathe....

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Aerobes utilize oxygen.. not anaerobes which are possibly present in soils at lower or very little oxygen concentration. There can be microaerophilic microbes also.

[@donmills570]

Does anyone have a orange sheet to post

[@MikeGetsLeads]

I'm also looking for a copy of the orange sheet.

[@nathanielhooper8375]

Glen, what is your source for birth disruption in animal husbandry?

[@lucasnon1070]

They should of called me magnesium as a kid

[@w1.0]

Don't think you can use that penatrater here too many dang rocks!!!

[@dmaxi3816]

The garden of Eden was perfect. Weeds "thistle" came after Adam ate the forbiden fruit. The fall of man.

[@themizaru]

have an apple.

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

​@@themizaru it was a pair.

[@markrodrigue9503]

Coco grass came after the thistle

[@FidelHimself]

Yahweh was not the father of Jeshua Jesus

[@alexanderfrimpong6299]

Why was you there😊

[@sibylbarrentine8623]

😑 promo sm

[@johnwayne6778]

😩

[@cgro100]

Nice talk, but can we believe it ?

[@hansscholte5472]

That’s what you need to find out for yourself

[@David-oe1xj]

inputs to a healthy forest are controlled by nature. We are trying to restore the balance you find in nature. Knowledge is the journey we need to be on.

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

I think it's the case of 'a little knowledge can be dangerous'. The guy is selling something. He's not a soil scientist, doesn't have case studies, just a lot of good ol' boy enthusiam/huckersterism. "Step right up folks, don't be shy! See the Amazing XZY!! Only two bits!"

[@mirsidorov5112]

Check out Dr Elaine Ingham and Dr Johnsons presentations, it with all make sense will plenty of examples and science

[@ArthurDentZaphodBeeb]

@@mirsidorov5112 Nah, neither Ingham nor Johnson would have anything to do with this huckster. This guy is way off in left field. There's good reason no serious organization invites him to talk.

[@erwinbrubacker7488]

Whats for grubs.

[@TheObserver567]

Birds

[@Chris-op7yt]

garden of eden..right...so this works if you're a foolish believer in a christian god. didnt fictional jesus kill a plant with words? maybe we should use magic words instead of fertilizer.

[@arielkozak]

Do you have any other way why your your even here besides God creating you?

[@Chris-op7yt]

@@arielkozak : parents...not magical creatures. it is telling though what kind of audience he attracts with his some truths, iffy statements, and outright demonstrable crud. an example of the last is his statement that there was a garden of eden, where fertilizer was not needed.....well if we're doing fairytales, there was magic fertilizer...and talking snakes.

[@robertpennington5910]

Chris....Don't be fooled by a fictional Jesus... the commercial religious industry version .... instead seek the Peace and Truth of the real Jesus