Understanding AEA Products & Programs | Regenerative Agriculture | David Miller, John Kempf

In the early 2000’s, AEA founder John Kempf realized that his vision for regenerative agriculture was limited by the lack of products available on the market. Over time John realized that if he wanted to succeed in his goal of changing the world of agriculture, he would have to offer his own nutritional products that were rooted in science and regenerative practices.
In this webinar recording, Director of Education David Miller takes a deep dive into the AEA toolbox, describing how these products and programs align with the critical points of influence to regenerate the crops and soils on your farm.
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[@carpediemjonah8110]

I appreciate the years of research, analysis and continuous experiments you bring to this field. This presentation finally wraps up what was so confusing. The numerous products which your many years of experience have produced. For the past 30 years, I was using the traditional till and add fertilizer synthetics for 30 years. 3 years ago, I began using regenerative products and practices from other vendors. Then I discovered your website and I began using your soil primer mid season last summer. By far the best vegetables ever. The health of the plants astounded me. The thickness of the leaves and stalks, and the deep colors of vibrant vegetables. I am excited about this season’s output. Thank you John Kempf and team.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We are so happy to hear that you've had such a positive experience, Jonah! Thank you for sharing and to another year of best vegetables ever :) - The AEA Team

[@mikef.6216]

Thanks to Gary Reading for turning me on to you guys, Thanks for all the info over the years.

[@johnroydelacruz1433]

I'm going to quit school right now, and then watch your webinar instead.🙂

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

There's time for both, John Roy Dela Cruz :) Whichever order you decide to follow, we hope you enjoy the webinar! - The AEA Team

[@joshuafinch9192]

What a great presentation. There is more information packed into this "commercial" than some educational programs! I wish you all were the sponsor of our local horticulture school. Every time I had interns start at my farm I had to teach them from the ground up about biology. They are still calculating inputs based on a major fertilizer company's recommendations with little attention to soil biology and overall systems thinking. I'd wager this presentation can serve as a very good "bridge" for people who know a bit about the regenerative mindset but struggle to see how to make a transition from their current program. Perhaps one day you will expand operations to the EU. We have a number of great companies but I still haven't come across one with such a powerful lineup. That means you have to know what you are looking for and have many lines of contact across the continent to get even a fraction of these kinds of products. Presentations like this help folks like me know what to look for and what questions to ask. (If anyone in the EU is reading this and knows of a company selling these kinds of products and the knowledge that AEA's team has I'd happily stand corrected)

[@jontaylor1365]

Hi Joshua. I'm in Germany and have just discovered the firm Mack bio-agrar. They can't be compared to AEA but they have a good philosophy. I am still looking for something like accelerate or micropak.

[@joshuafinch9192]

@@jontaylor1365 Hey Jon thanks for the tip. They have quite the range of products. Interesting they use a garlic extract for so much as that's my main cash crop at the moment.

[@jontaylor1365]

@@joshuafinch9192 Where are you based Joshua? Are you on kind harvest?

[@joshuafinch9192]

@@jontaylor1365 Hey Jon, I'm just outside of Helsinki in southern Finland. I'm not on Kind Harvest at the moment because I'm a bit between projects and would have to redo any profile I create in the next few weeks :D Where are you farming?

[@jontaylor1365]

@@joshuafinch9192 I just have a large garden in northern Germany. I used to be a market gardener, now I am a carpenter. You can find me under Jon Taylor carpentry..

[@chris432t6]

Fantastic!! Thank you John!

[@shelburnjames7337]

Sharing is easier if you save to a playlist ..this one is saved to a few places

[@tyee.5023]

I just got my first order of BioCoat Gold! Thanks John!

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We hope you enjoy it, Tye E! - The AEA Team

[@dennistaylor3796]

Great seminar. Please add your info to the description of your products on website. Thanks

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We're glad you enjoyed the webinar, Dennis Taylor! Thank you for the suggestion! - The AEA Team

[@ted70281]

So Glad I Found You

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We're so glad that you found us, too! Thanks for following along, Ted Watson! - The AEA Team

[@MattStevens-qk1vj]

At ~50min David Miller references a Actions & Reactions presentation from RegenRev 2022. I've been unable to find that on KZbin - is that video available? Thanks for all the great AEA content!

[@francismeowgannou5322]

Where can I find info on the CFU of your mycorrhizal fungi in the biocoat gold?

[@NinjaRastaMon]

on their website at the product page, click label.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Hi Francis! Here is a direct link to our BioCoat Gold page where you will be able to find the product label with specifics: www.advancingecoag.com/store/BioCoat-Gold-c20998048 - The AEA Team

[@francismeowgannou5322]

@@AdvancingEcoAgriculture thank you!

[@David-kd5mf]

Great content.

[@guilegushman3480]

Calcium antagonizes B severely. That would explain why Photomag assists B so well. In my field you never see a plant with sufficient B, and excess Calcium is always the cause. It helps sell PK boosters and flavor boosters, selling so much Calnit to lock it all out.

[@fuckgoogleandyou8779]

Thanks for reminding me. I knew that I herd that somewhere mmm most likely right here. Running regenerating everything never no worries. Thank GOD!!!

[@Plantdog]

Great job , why no comments on Biogenesis and mycogenesis

[@estebanfigueroa2050]

Another great presentation team, how do we get your products in Hawaii??Specially the bio products

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Thank you, Esteban Figueroa-we're glad you enjoyed the presentation. Unfortunately the state of Hawaii very strictly restricts biologicals being sent to the island. This is truly outside of our control. Some of our other products have successfully been shipped to HI, though. Good luck :) - The AEA Team

[@RodFitzpatrick]

Hey there. Would you guys post to Australia ? I just want few bottles, no bulk items.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Thanks for reaching out, RodFitzpatrick! For products, we are currently concentrating on growers in North America, although we do have a few off-continent, international customers. There is a process that goes along with such an order but if you are interested, we recommend that you reach out to our Customer Care Team at [e-mail] :) - The AEA Team

[@RodFitzpatrick]

@@AdvancingEcoAgriculture Thank you for your reply. Sure, I'll contact the team and see if we can work something out.

[@indica_dogo868]

If using Rebound Molybdenum and soil Primer mix. Can I mix the rebound in with the mix of soil primer and apply at the same time?

[@jacoblandis4535]

Probably want to test the mix in a jar first, but if I remember correctly I did just that last year. Add the biology last so the moly is already diluted. I think there is another video about proper tank filling sequence.

[@jeremyschissler337]

1. Fill mixing tank 3/4 full of clean water. Adjust water pH if necessary; 5.5 is ideal. 2. Strain products through fine wire mesh when adding to the tank. Screen only to the extent required to ensure flow through your equipment. 3. Add SeaShieldTM first, if part of the application. Start agitation, then slowly continue filling the tank with water. 4. *******Continue agitating while adding the remaining liquid AEA products*********** saving HoloCalTM and HoloPhosTM as the last liquid ingredients. Do not combine other calcium and phosphorus products in an AEA tank mix without prior jar testing or other assurance of safety and efficacy. 5. Lastly, add inoculants. Stir SpectrumTM and/or other TainioTM powders into a separate small amount of water. Agitate, allow to hydrate, then add to tank. 6. Dilute with 10 parts water, at minimum, though 20 or more parts water dilution is suggested for foliar applications. Increase dilution as needed for proper coverage according to the recommended rate

[@NinjaRastaMon]

This is all kind of like learning to mix liquid fish and seaweed. Add seaweed once fish is diluted or it kind of makes it look curdled

[@jeremyschissler337]

im starting a new living soil and supply company and i want to sell AEA products as well as include them in my recipe

[@mauricecalliss1303]

Still can't get to grips with the scale involved in large-scale agriculture. its stagering .and how do you farm a largescale operation and do it resoursefully withour denaturing the land i suppose thats the situation Compared to a small farmstead .farming techniques. UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES THESE NUTRIENT SOYND LIKE THE FIRST STEP FORWARD IN TRANSITIONING THE GAP TO FULLY REJUVENATED SOILS.

[@NinjaRastaMon]

What do you got against burgers and fries? Are your products available for the home gardeners? Right now trying to use comparable things but your focus on non synthetics or heat through the process is obviously superior as the knowledge you share. Availability of natural amendments and microbes at a fair cost is hard to find mostly, or sold out lol

[@Horse237]

Try Korean Natural Farming. Great and low cost for home gardeners. Lots of videos on KZbin.

[@Horse237]

I should also mention worm farming and composting. Add soil biology from KNF to your compost. Maybe a little brewer's yeast. Also feed coffee grounds to worms to get Nitrogen in a good form.

[@NinjaRastaMon]

@@Horse237 Thanks, I have yet to look into KNF but will do soon! I found a product with inoculated bran and molasses, fairly cheap but for compost only? Or do I need brewers yeast? I seen a guy using barley prepared for brewery's as biology and or enzymes, and a corn product as well, maybe for carbs too. Trying fresh grown aloe now with the alonin removed although they say it wont harm long term. Working good so far, aminos enzymes and minerals, vit b.

[@milesbenham]

I think you are referring to bokashi...basically inoculated grains. These can go directly into the soil or be used with compost. KNF is pretty great. Alot of the inputs will mimic the exudates that plants would feed microbes, so a great way to build those populations.

[@NinjaRastaMon]

@@milesbenham yes exactly, I thought it was a brand name, very affordable. I have rhizophagus intraradices on the way for help, but I might add bokashi also for diversity. Hope it wont over do it? Using BSF frass to save worm castings lately too, seems to work well. KNF will be my next big study. Thanks guys, and AEA of course.

[@matthewkheyfets1309]

Is it possible to take extremely poor soils, almost like desert land, and turn it into really nice orchards and gardens?

[@dennistaylor3796]

Greening the desert

[@matthewkheyfets1309]

@@dennistaylor3796 but if I wanted to buy property with really poor quality dirt, is it still possible?

[@jacoblandis4535]

Look at some of the work David Johnson has done with the Johnson-su bio reactor. He has done similar to what you describe.

[@matthewkheyfets1309]

@@jacoblandis4535 I've heard about this method of compost making and heard it is the best for the correct biology in compost.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Thanks for your question, Matthew Kheyfets! While this can definitely be a more challenging situation, it is certainly possible to make significant improvements! - The AEA Team

[@patriciarussell1177]

So The bottom line is it organic? Is it truly organic without one percent of unknown or even 1.66 or 30% not known can you answer that question?????

[@jacoblandis4535]

Many of the AEA products are OMRI listed. Not sure if that answers your question though? We are certified organic and use the products we are allowed to.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Thanks for that great question, Patricia Russell. As Jacob mentioned below, many of our products are indeed OMRI listed and most of our products are made with NOP-compliant materials. You can find out more about specific products either through the product labels available on our Shop page or by contacting our Customer Care team. Both are accessible through our website at: www.advancingecoag.com! - The AEA Team

[@dennistaylor3796]

Photo mag sounds like it may be homeopathic.