Regenerative Seed Growers: John Heermann

[@johnwackerle7112]

Great job. Thank you for sharing!! The rye and vetch pictures are something to aspire too.

[@paulvandenberg5341]

Some of these presentations would be fine as a podcast which wouldn’t burn my battery. This is one. Think audio only? There was no video of importance. Description was sufficient, photos unnecessary. I really appreciate Green Cover presentations.

[@230e4]

Thanks for sharing John. It's nice to hear from the farmers growing the seed we use.

[@jimbledsoe9083]

When more of our neighbors adopt regenerative practices we will have more rain and greater overall abundance. @21:08 or so, in talking about the timing of cover crop termination and water, the small water cycle and the effects of the biotic pump brings to mind a question of how rainfall is encouraged and created by the existence of growing plants.

[@lyudmylasharma7768]

If pea seeds are the goal, then 70:30 by seed count with rye; 60:40 with barley or oats are common ratios used all over in Europe. Winter fava beans, peas, barley or oats, and canola grow together well and separate easily for Martin Williams from Down Under.