Friday Crop Report on a Thursday!

[TASFarms]

Everyone knows the benefit on innoculating peas/lentils with one strain of bacteria. So why not use a balanced bacteria fungi ratio compost that has thousands of bacteria and fungi strains. The cost is less than granular pea/lentil innoculant.

[SASKFARMER]

Canola is testing 11.4

[shtferbrains]

Have you got lots of over dry to blend?

[jdg364]

Cnl combines a lot nicer at 11 than 5. Hope you get some warm turkey in the field

[helmach]

Allot of information needed before I start serving my crops protein shakes. Cost summary of these products, side by side comparisons etc. We used to use many snake oil products but found there is no replacement for base nutrients and the cost to put these on top for 1 or 2 extra bushels wasn’t worth it.

this is totally out of the box thinking and takes a diffrent mideset to approach, it is not the status quo and is not desined to add 1 or 2 more bu. that kind of thinking is what is holding us back from fixing our root problems whatever it may be soil related... and dysfunctional soils i assure you cost you much more money then you will ever relize but isntead we throw more inputs at the problem to mask it.

What if there is another way? Time to start asking diffrent questions? You mention base nutrients well how do you think red woods grow 300 ft tall? If you analyzed the nutrients required to grow those trees it would be simply staggering no? 300 ft worth of nitrogen phos zinc manganese, how do they do it and all without synthetic fertilzer??? That soil I do believe is nothing all that special. this is but one example out of many in nature where you see unbelievable sustained growth. What is going on there that isn't happening in our feilds? The answer I keep coming back to is life. We have dead inactive soils. Fungi and bacteria are in a toxic environment that does not suatain growth or life. it's no wonder the only thing that responds to crops yr to yr is synthetic fert... its the only thing you do have working in the soils.

this is a lifelong fix that is not for everyone, Im still learning everyday and implementing new ideas constantly but it is a beautiful journey and one that nature has already shown us the answers to our problems imo of course!

[Guest]

this is totally out of the box thinking and takes a diffrent mideset to approach, it is not the status quo and is not desined to add 1 or 2 more bu. that kind of thinking is what is holding us back from fixing our root problems whatever it may be soil related... and dysfunctional soils i assure you cost you much more money then you will ever relize but isntead we throw more inputs at the problem to mask it.

What if there is another way? Time to start asking diffrent questions? You mention base nutrients well how do you think red woods grow 300 ft tall? If you analyzed the nutrients required to grow those trees it would be simply staggering no? 300 ft worth of nitrogen phos zinc manganese, how do they do it and all without synthetic fertilzer??? That soil I do believe is nothing all that special. this is but one example out of many in nature where you see unbelievable sustained growth. What is going on there that isn't happening in our feilds? The answer I keep coming back to is life. We have dead inactive soils. Fungi and bacteria are in a toxic environment that does not suatain growth or life. it's no wonder the only thing that responds to crops yr to yr is synthetic fert... its the only thing you do have working in the soils.

this is a lifelong fix that is not for everyone, Im still learning everyday and implementing new ideas constantly but it is a beautiful journey and one that nature has already shown us the answers to our problems imo of course!

If I was a younger feller ,i would be all over this

[Guest]

Canola is testing 11.4

Let er rip
Giver shit

[helmach]

Everyone knows the benefit on innoculating peas/lentils with one strain of bacteria. So why not use a balanced bacteria fungi ratio compost that has thousands of bacteria and fungi strains. The cost is less than granular pea/lentil innoculant.

the cost is penny's or simply your time if you can maintain your own su Johnson bio reactor. but hey we aren't making K+S YARA Potash Corp BASF and Bayer there quarterly returns. I truly believe we have all been played, its just another lie that we simply regurgitate what they tell us.

[jensend]

Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake is a book about how incredibly complex a soil ecosystem is. I think saying plants farming microbes is a start but very simplistic. There are millions of symbiotic relationships in an ecosystem. These relationships have to be understood and utilized to produce healthy plants (or animals).

[Guest]

Yes it is !

Looks like you've been reporting on the production declaration over 60 bu an acre when your not claiming !

Is there a question here ?