Soil video, 4 part series. This particular video is maybe a bit more advanced & deep in soil discussion. I listened to some. If u have a desire to learn about soils, soil life, ecology & health of them…. Vids like these r good. More in depth.
Slightly more for beginners: stuff from like Gabe Brown, Ray Archelletta (sp?), etc etc.
Posted some above ^^^^^
Netflix even has one (bit more political twist)
Get varying views & sources.
U will learn a lot from many of them on carbon & how trees & plants sequester carbon & reduce emissions levels…. Like “building organic matter on farms by less than a % would negate all co2 emissions”.
no- u don’t need to buy into “global warming” on one side of view or other to want to understand carbon. Or cleaner water, air, etc. Some is a bit political but most of it is not. Take bits from each source & overall it will enhance farm/soil/environment knowledge greatly. Including ways where it will also translate into “very beneficial for whitetail & wildlife!”
Here’s the one that had a 4 part series. Be one for folks to listen to on a drive.
Slightly more for beginners: stuff from like Gabe Brown, Ray Archelletta (sp?), etc etc.
Posted some above ^^^^^
Netflix even has one (bit more political twist)
Get varying views & sources.
U will learn a lot from many of them on carbon & how trees & plants sequester carbon & reduce emissions levels…. Like “building organic matter on farms by less than a % would negate all co2 emissions”.
no- u don’t need to buy into “global warming” on one side of view or other to want to understand carbon. Or cleaner water, air, etc. Some is a bit political but most of it is not. Take bits from each source & overall it will enhance farm/soil/environment knowledge greatly. Including ways where it will also translate into “very beneficial for whitetail & wildlife!”
Here’s the one that had a 4 part series. Be one for folks to listen to on a drive.
Daver
PMA Member
FWIW, I am just a couple of days away from attending a seminar/field day put on by Dr. Grant Woods, at his place in southern MO. The main theme is, in my words, getting away from tillage and reducing/eliminating reliance on input fertilizers...at least as it relates to food plots. I have been curious about this whole subject for quite awhile and have some things accordingly at my place...but my intent in going to this field day is come away with enough knowledge to "pull the pin" and go pretty much no till on my farm.
I think I have assembled enough tools (tractor, no-till drill, etc.) to make a go of it AND with the rapidly rising fertilizer costs nowadays, this seems like the perfect time to do it. I will make an effort to share my experiences back here in Ioway when I stumble/bumble my way through it this year...and next.
I think I have assembled enough tools (tractor, no-till drill, etc.) to make a go of it AND with the rapidly rising fertilizer costs nowadays, this seems like the perfect time to do it. I will make an effort to share my experiences back here in Ioway when I stumble/bumble my way through it this year...and next.