Untapped Potential in Regenerative Ag - Groundswell 2024

Speaker: John Kempf
Regeneratively managed crops should produce higher yields and profitability in the first season in most cases. If they do not produce this result, it is a reflection of the agronomic mismanagement and a focus on regenerative agriculture idealism rather than practical application. Many growers have never observed plants so healthy that they are resistant to disease and insect pressure. Plants with such abundant health perform differently from common expectations. In this presentation, John Kempf will describe the fundamentals of managing agronomy from a biological rather than a chemistry oriented perspective, and how to produce exceptional crop responses during a regenerative agriculture transition period.
Recorded at the Groundswell Festival, Lannock Farm, Hertfordshire, England, June 2024
groundswellag.com

[@johnfowler4820]

Brilliant. " Teaming with bacteria" by Jeff Lowenfels is a great book about the rhizophagy cycle. Explains it for the layperson. Thank you so much for uploading this lecture.

[@johnhawkins973]

This very awesome as advanced knowledge and distilling it down to field scale is possible..cheers Mr K

[@James-ol2fr]

John Kempf spoke at groundswell!!! I'm so excited, I may wet my plants : ) Thanks, all, for putting this on! -Kat

[@inigomontoya8943]

John was in prime form here.

[@ruceblee969]

INDEED

[@LindsayEngers]

Great to welcome John to the UK!

[@tommybreen9677]

Can’t believe we need this kinda science to tell us growing plants are beneficial. How’s out of touch have we become

[@inigomontoya8943]

When we have multi billion dollar marketing budgets trying to gaslight farmers into purchasing their “solutions“ that’s what it takes. We need to cross our T’s and dot our i’s. But yes, the truth is plain to see science or not.

[@victorjre]

"BTW, it means plants are not vegetarian" 😂