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Rick I have a 6 row I and J crimper. have it assembled. Haven't painted..it all yet.. have not gotten it worked into the crop rotation either..have you written or have familiarity with an instructional packet for satisfactorily farming covers with it at a profit. I do not seem to get many my ducks in a "row" so to speak. Been reading a few of your recent cover crop successes. Good day.Dennis in Ks

Can you fill me in a bit more how the diversity improves the PH? Give me some low level science on that. I am cover cropping my hunting farm food plots. Rotating spring and fall with different blends. Same theory as Ag but more for deer! I am down to almost zero herbicides, only 100# of fertilizer last year.

Cattle is a must with cover crops, it’s building your farm on both sides

I did see any video..?

Using biology and discovering what works for you that increases quality is the key. In short, in my book, it’s about what benefits the farmer, and that happens to also benefit the consumer through better flavor, nutrition, and less externalization of costs like environmental and health impacts. The commodity system is corrupt, and the multi nationals have had their boots on farmer’s throats forever. This pressure has resulted in the degradation of the food supply and harm to the environment. The generation has been born, that will not love as long as generations before them. I sincerely hope Zach doesn’t change. He will be the generation to lose the farm if he does. It’s not something anyone should do unless they are able and willing to be obsessed with the concept. If you talk to any of us, or watch any of those brave enough to put themselves out there in the social media world, we’re very much aglow and born again. So to speak.

Just let the free market play out. Production and supply will follow the money, and figure out how best to do so based on the context that applies to them. I don’t want farmers “betting the farm” to do it like me. The process is generational. I’m in year 23, I started small, never knew any other way. Have become good at it. But I advise anyone to start small and figure it out over time. No two operation, no two farms, or even fields are the same. It’s not easy. It works, but it’s not easy.

So Mother Nature basically hit the 'reset' button for them...

how can I contact her I have a business proposal

An awesome vid!!!!! Do you happen to know if they give out classes? Thank you

Not tiled the land for three years but the problem is rushes How do I overcome their growth

Thank you for all you have shared with us all. Your methods will live on ! RIP Mr Brandt.

Rest in peace

rip king

Interesting, he says he’s almost 79 here but all his obituaries say he was 76.

Rest in peace, Dave.

It ain’t much, but it’s honest work

Rest in piece

Rest in peace

RIP legend

Rest in peace dear farmer, thanks for the memes and congrats on your honest work ;)

19:29 I think I disagree on the carbon credit front for his idea. It's really important to figure out what you are really doing. So, I agree more with the younger guy. Carbon is so important and we can't have another ethanol corn subsidy disaster. It set the nation behind and there's no way to get rid of it due to political issues and the electoral college. If we were honest, Louisiana, bama, and other southern areas should have got the brunt of the ethanol program. Doing cane sugar bagasse, we'd be doing less beet sugar. And as a nation we'd be in a better place on both sugar, and ethanol. Because what will happen is the carbon credit program will end up being a government or partly gov run program because that's how this system changes work. Also, if we miss it up what will happen is more of the death of the farmer. People who don't farm the actual land and more of the farming the subsidy system. Pushing up prices for land. So, farmers that need to fuction in the system of America won't be fuctioning.

Excellent presentation. I wish everyone in Ag could listen to this.

Excellent presentation

This was so awesome to listen to. Would've been pretty cool to be a fly on the wall, with all of you guys around. Great podcast!!

Salish Blue perennial wheat.

Wow Great interview!!!!

I need to develop a 3-5 year no till grazing/growing program in Northeast Colorado and was wondering if anyone can help me develop a seeding plan?

Zach we already got Mike Lindell, that's enough.

I stumbled across a this late, if anyone knows of a conversation about cover cropping in. 9B zone, I'm in Arizona, we get 3 heat ranges, so it's a bit different here, very light freezes, but 115F summers. Concerns about water are starting is down.

Where can i buy Hemp flower to smoke or seeds?

thanks

Yes yes yes! This man is incredible!

It would be wonderful to have a soil health conference in alabama

Awesome stuff!

Thanks for sharing the great work you're doing improving your land and providing healthy nutritious food.

elevateag follower

Love this subject :D Permaculture style Agriculture FTW

Love this. Alternative thinkers over us forward!

FARM TECH ON DIRT AND SOIL HEALTH ., what is that INCREASING YIELD ONLINE PROMOTIONS AND EDUCATION

Yes Dave, thank you so much, regenerative AG is a great story! Thanks Mitch.

Yes ray! Leaders, we need leaders and Nature is the goal. You and Mitch both wow my heroes, I'm there with you!

Yep cover crops & crop rotation is the way to go for big farmers and mulching if you're gardening around the house.

Can I thank you for a fantastic panel and an unforgettable conversation that really helped !

Best line up you’ve had.

I owe Dave a lot. You have taught me so much over the years. Keep going.

Hopefully Zach will take some of what Ray and David are doing and put it into practice on his farm.

I wonder what percentage of atmospheric co2 is from fossil fuels and what percent is from agriculture.

Gabe is a true inspiration and ray of hope to me. God bless him!

I'm really enjoying this, but the number of commercials is kinda excessive.

1st of all, nobody is lazy. It’s called using a force multiplier so that you can do additional productive work. Some people get d!pshititis and don’t think they are reinventing the wheel, they aren’t cool. You will not even get ears to form at that population. Capacity is going to get you a lot farther than reinventing farming. Capacity is equipment, and that takes money. So pay as you go and only do it on acreage you can get over with an inter row mower and weed zapper for the in the row weeds. Or if your in IL, call me. I’ll send my kids out and it costs less than a chemical pass.