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In these videos, the farmers say they plant cover crops to help fix the soil, but don't say what they actually planted. What was it? Why did they choose it? You plant a cover crop...what happens next? I love these videos, but they lack concrete info.

They have achieved improved land however there appear to be large machinery investment.

This is truly amazing. I would love to see this happen across America and then across the entire world

When he said soil needs a biologically diverse fungi dominated compost because that's what the soil needs, he left out the fact that the soil needs electrolytes, that's what the plants crave. And the only way to get that is through the use of brondo. I have a feeling we will eventually just water all crops with brondo in the future.

This video is showing love and care to our mother earth and every living in it! Thank you so very much! ♥️

What was the setup cost for the radio tower, collar system

How often do you do your tretmant of the fields??? Watering with a truck and all else??? I own a hazelnut fields and would like to improve the soil they are grown on so am wondering how often do you treat your fields? And is there such a thing as too much of it???

You could also put the feces of black soldier fly larva into your compost tea. It will cause the plants to grow thicker skin, making it more resilient to pests.

100th Anniversary of Rudy Steiner’s lectures on agriculture this month! How are we celebrating 🎉 ? 🍎🧑‍🌾👩‍🌾👨🏾‍🌾👩‍🌾👩🏿‍🌾🐦‍⬛🪱🐞🐏🐑🐄🐓🌳🌳🌴🌱

Amazing work. Thanks for sharing your wonderful story.

"We’ll be getting the finished compost under the microscope in January. " Did I miss it?

Where did you get your aerator?

Great video love your energy and how u make compost for your seedlings 🇳🇿❤️

Cute face!

Stunning on all fronts 🥹💕

Too much equipment (expenses/liabilities), tilling, and not alternating cattle or other livestock throughout the 1000 acres. Literally all this guy needs to do is start creating paddocks across his 1000 acres, move cattle around, place his compost in the freshly stirred up paddock, and repeat. He’ll have the most organic, HQ land and beef that people will pay top dollar for all while removing about 50% of his current expenses

Great content!!

Started to go no till farming and cover cropping with cattle and the results are amazing, especially what you mentioned about the health of the animals it really shows it’s advantages

Thankyou 😊

It is good to see that this no till farming and manure application is being done on large scale farms. This will also prevent soil erosion while producing healthier plants and feed for people and animals. Big kudos!

So that's a shock collar on the cattle?

best video in the world

Wow!! “No vet calls” wow, surprised and yet not

about to share with a younger farmer friend who has expressed the need for a more natural farming method. Multi species covers and Johnson Su compost being the best options thus far.

Serene and natural lifestyle. Colour combinations can also be made?

A MAGICAL and WONDERFUL community! Go Shemesh Farm Fellows!

Put leaves in all your pathways and each spring harvest your pathways for soil. I did a couple videos on it last year. With all the people walking on the paths, you won't believe the results.

Very cool! Keep up the great job!

A wonderful community ❤️

Love the multitude of animals that initially brought life to your garden! Wow.

What rate are you applying for the no till drill? Are you running a liquid tank with it?

I wish I had more time/effort to collect more materials from my community. Being a homeschool/part time work from home parent does suck up a decent amount of time!

what was growing at 4:52?

Thanks from england. Inspirational.

It's All About The Biology.

This is so awesome… spoken like a true Plant Mama 🪴

I live in Texas. it's really hot here in the summers. I've been fighting problems with my compost systems over heating and drying out for years. I've seen every video i can find on the Johnson-Su process and i can't directly reproduce his system like you have there. So i've split my process into two steps. The thermophilic part i do out in the regular compost pile where the heat can do it's part. And then i bring that material into the shaded , relatively cooler, area where the outdoor (half barrel sized) worm bins are located. Then the worms can do their thing for a number of months where i can keep an eye on them; temperature, extra food etc. So far my plants have been the best they've ever been. And i'm starting to work with neighbors to better feed their plants. Improves the sense of community too.

Love this!

Have you ever thought of adding some flour to build fungal mass?

One mushroom to another - "Why don't you like me, I'm a fungi."

It so great you got into this with your background of fungi

i love the transitioning 😊 from somehow farming to manage farming, this an incredible work the future is green😮

Seems like a massive energy and technology dependent Rube Goldberg machine to essentially accomplish what nature has been doing organically for millions of years. Yet, still very impressive as a modern day operation. I’ll still take cows on a rotational grazing system over this any day.

This is a science that might ACTUALLY be 'SAFE AND EFFECTIVE'.

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Great old school process! Thank you for showing .

Many thanks, Grace. Did you say leave the bucks with the does for 42 days or 2 days? That part wasn't clear tto me.

round up will kill your soil . It is nothing but agent orange dyed blonde .

How much extract comes out of one 5 gallon bucket