Plant and Insect Communications in Biological Cropping Systems

In this episode of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, John interviews Dr. Larry Phelan, who has studied the role of soil communities in plant health and susceptibility to disease and insect pests in biological farming systems. They discuss plant and insect communications, soil communities, and the concept of biological buffering - the capacity of biology in the soil to absorb large amounts of nutrients that are applied and contain those in their cells and release them over a period of time. Listen to learn about Dr. Phelan’s research and his practical advice. See the complete show notes at regenerativeagr....

[@prodigalearth5248]

Another great episode!

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

I love this experiment set! Awesome! Thank you AGAIN AEA! Excellent point about urban farming and toxin potential!

[@anthonycopacetic5016]

This one is underrated

[@ashwinpatel4537]

once again excellent knowledge sharing

[@Soilfoodwebwarrior]

Thanks fantastic 👌

[@harppoon23]

Who knew soluble fertilizer could be detrimental to plants when applying at the time planting

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Thanks to John Kempf, I learned of this fact in 2013... It REALLY changed my mindset about farming practices and has drastically improved my farming abilities... I could drink this kind of info all day long!