Intro to Adaptive Grazing - Part 2: Principles & Practices of Adaptive Grazing w/ Dr. Allen Williams

In the second of a three-part webinar series, Dr. Allen Williams will expand on three specific principles and associated practices necessary for successful adaptive grazing and management systems. The Principles of Compounding, Diversity, and Disruption will be reviewed and broken down into manageable actions that any farmer, grazier, or landowner can take.
This webinar was recorded May 29th, 2018.

[@cleburne-dfwseptic6843]

this series should have at least 100x more views than it does. excellent series

[@johnndamascene]

Incredible knowledge! This is CRIMINALLY underviewed. The way he relates nature to weightlifting and running is sheer BRILLIANCE

[@gershhayes796]

Wish i had found these earlier. Great stuff.

[@gmoac]

just can say thanks, this gentle man sharing his knowledge is a act of humility, is for people, is for farming, is for the world of producer people. thanks again Mr Allen

[@TS-vr9of]

When talking about Brix its also important to not only measure brix at mid day but also early morning. The larger the spread in Brix numbers the better. If you don't have a large spread its an indicator of Mineral deficiencies limiting photosynthesis during the day, or mineral deficiencies limiting transporting and storing the sugars as carbohydrates in the root zone.

[@RJ-br6nd]

It is blockchain for agricultural. Their visual presentations mimic blockchain diagrams.

[@kevinmcgrath1052]

Excellent info