I love this channel because you bring simplicity and common sense while extracting the BS.

this guy GOAT in agriculture practice 🐐🐐

Thank you very much for your knowledge Im not a farmer but loves agro forestry here from South Africa Western Cape Knysna

Interesting, I use same on my lawn but add worm juice as well. Great results!

Thank you so much sir Glen for all this common sense basic explaination, for us esp. Laymen

Wow! Great video! Subscribed! I'm only a small-time gardener, but all the same principles apply

Is your calcium available to buy for home gardeners. Your website is hard to navigate.

just by coating seed with micronized soft rock, I increased germination by 10%

I agree with what this man is saying. Back in a day on my college in Europe, aggro chemistry teacher was telling the exact same thing that he's telling with the addition of organic matter in the form of fermented cow manure, which I assuming his switching with sugars and molasses.

Great explanation!

Great stuff right there!

Thanks glen

This channel is amazing. The information here is gold… thank you for sharing and spreading how to not only improve our gardens and farms but the environment/soil as a whole. This channel will grow to be massive, Keep up the good work! (:

@Chris-op7yt

25 күн бұрын

it's a mixed bag of good info and info that is not that accurate. typical

बहुत बढ़िया स्वामी जी 🎉🎉 🙏🙏🙏

Is there something I can do with egg shells (calcium carbonate) I don’t know how quickly they decompose when ground into a powder in blender etc. But from the sounds of it it is a good addition based on calcium. Just not sure how to dose or if I want to be doing vinegar egg shell dissolution method making it more bioavailiable.

@Soil Works LLC do these principles directly apply to container growing in organic soilless mixes? Content on container growing would be greatly appreciated unless that is out of your company's wheelhouse.

@michaellentini9738

28 күн бұрын

Yes they do

@colbymarsh2074

26 күн бұрын

It should, obviously some things differ. But you are still attempting to create a good habitat for the plants, microbes, fungi, and insects that live in and around your containers. The ideas will still be applicable, I only grow in containers and I have been applying his wisdom for a few months now. Good luck and happy gardening

@Runboy7426

26 күн бұрын

@@colbymarsh2074 What fertilizer strategies / inputs are you using for containers?

My soil C:N is low in a clay soil, you reckon your starter mix work well for plants to grow a healthy crop?

Well let's see the results.

What would you feed turff ?

Can you direct me to more conversation about building up plant immunity to fungus and disease through sugars?

Thank you glen for the education! One thing I didn’t understand was when you were talking about the test farm where you had previously sprayed cow manure. You said it didn’t matter what you did to that area because the carbon to nitrogen was 3:1 14:00 . Meaning plants did good or poorly?

@jae878

20 күн бұрын

So what I understand from watching many of your videos and others that you are in the carbon to nitrogen ratio of 30:1 is ideal. So putting cow manure on pasture upsets that ratio? Meaning it’s a bad thing to put raw cow manure on pasture? I’m really confused by this Lol.

Will this work on a lawn

I really wonder how much of each ?

May we ask how can we order GSR ? Philippines

Since there is no retail store for purchasing. Is it this for crop farms and orchards, agricultural soils only? As in this is not available to a home owner that’s into lawn care. Not available for simple retail purchasing.

@jperello001

29 күн бұрын

Email them and ask for Alice Miller… she is the best

@colbymarsh2074

26 күн бұрын

For lawn care, I highly reccomend you look into doing a combination of grass and legumes such as clover, the clover fixes nitrogen in the soil and provides a food source for the bees.

Nice video buddy

I'm a confused very experienced gardener. Have been adding well made compost to soil for decades. It is beautiful dark chocoalte brown with great aggregation. Worm population great, 2.5 million/acre. Penetrometer reading 75 PSI to 24", then I'm on bedrock. Plants grow well. MY CONUNDRUM... My last great carrot crop was 2012, about the time I switched to minimal tillage, but still use a broadfork every year. I simply can't get decent fresh carrot seed to germinate!!! Almost no cucumber germination this year (I usually use transplants, but this year I direct sowed). Corn is germinating, but I gave that a short soak in vermicompost extract. Last year I had ZERO corn germination with 24 hour extract soak (maybe that was too long?) Everything else in garden is transplants. Can you offer any long distance advice please?

@charlesboston1

21 күн бұрын

take a section and do a very deep and intensive till and see what happens

Help I have symphylins in my beds, how to kill them.

What I see that some people are doing is mixing ashes, molasses and calcium to help fruit trees to fruit better. I guess its the same aproach ?

“If air can’t get in soil there goes your free nitrogen”

What quality of Food where people were eating way back when people lived over 900 years of age???????