Ask Me Anything with John Kempf - June 2024

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
  • In this engaging session, John answered pressing questions and shared his extensive research and firsthand experience to help farmers achieve healthier, more resilient crops.
    Discussion points include:
    Combating disease and pest pressures on a variety of crops
    Foliar application and management
    Nitrogen management
    Cover crops
    Sap analysis
    and much more
    Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical solutions from one of the leading experts in the field. Watch now and learn how to improve your farm's productivity and sustainability!
    #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #farming #farmlife #soilhealth #planthealth #johnkempf #slugs #nitrogen #covercrops #organicfarming #nitrogen

КОМЕНТАРІ • 26

  • @pennynealeigh6557
    @pennynealeigh6557 28 днів тому +9

    Transmission is intermediary garbled.
    Really like ÿoùr podcasts!

  • @reneenelsen7416
    @reneenelsen7416 28 днів тому +8

    This information is so vital to our future. I don't understand why more people aren't subscribed. Maybe that's how Jesus felt? Sending virtual Granny hug's and prayers to everyone ☺️💕

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 21 день тому +1

      Many more people are ”subcribers" than you might realize. AEA's podcast is the most listened in the science and biology category

  • @TheFarmacySeedsNetwork
    @TheFarmacySeedsNetwork 28 днів тому +3

    so looking forward to this... going to listen while I foliar feed tonight. cheers! 🌱

  • @leonieshanahan7280
    @leonieshanahan7280 28 днів тому +2

    Much gratitude as always.

  • @teamna1
    @teamna1 28 днів тому +2

    Thanks, John.

  • @AlSwearengen4
    @AlSwearengen4 28 днів тому +4

    Really wanted to hear the answer to whether plants can regulate possible over application of micronutrients 😕

  • @RF_Outdoorss
    @RF_Outdoorss 24 дні тому +1

    Thank you always such great knowledge 👍🏽

  • @paulbraga4460
    @paulbraga4460 28 днів тому +1

    whoa...never thought of too much vegetative growth with calcium sulfate - gypsum, leading to longer internodes...mygreathanks and blessings to all

    • @EnggMohdRafe
      @EnggMohdRafe 23 дні тому

      He is Jhon😎. Legend in Agriculture. He is the person wo is doing better work than Elon Musk. Elon is planning to go to Mars for climate change. Jhon is trying to fix the climate change here only.

  • @gerrywalsh6853
    @gerrywalsh6853 26 днів тому

    Love the work you do I pass so may people onto your podcast God knows if they actually look you up or not
    I do hope for the gadgets to come out

  • @kitmburau
    @kitmburau 28 днів тому +1

    In case you use these comments for future ask me anything:
    Can you imagine a path to scale these plant nutritional and regenerative practices so that they reach into the realm of suburban backyards rather than just on the farm?

  • @casey_spencer
    @casey_spencer 26 днів тому

    Around the 19:53 mark what does John say about grass root exudates vs forbs? “they don’t preserve (something) like grasses do”

    • @projectmalus
      @projectmalus 23 дні тому

      I'm pretty sure I heard him say the grasses keep the root exudates more local while the forbs spread it out. I think this might have to do with the grasses being more bacterial and not so much fungal with their association, might have to do with it.

  • @projectmalus
    @projectmalus 23 дні тому +1

    Forbs eh? Makes me feel better about all the goldenrod and fireweed around, besides them being kind of beautiful. Thanks. But if the grass aligns more with the bacterial than the fungal which thus spreads out the exudates less than the forbs, I've heard that brassicas (like tillage radish) also are bacterially orientated, so what does this leave for cover crop seed you can buy, that are forbs? Marigolds, also Richter's herbs sells goldenrod and fireweed, etc. Assuming that legumes are also more local with the exudates, for same reason, if that reason is correct. edit: buckwheat is a forb.

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 21 день тому +1

      Start harvesting local forbes seeds from wild areas near your plantings. Let the weeds grow if it's not all grass and supplement with forbes seed. Make a mix of all your old vegetables seeds broadcast and rake it in ; then let it grow with what ever weeds come up. A really diverse mix of purchased vegetables and flower seeds could have easily 50 species. Don't forget to treat the seeds with biocoat gold and then feed the plants foliarly to increase photosynthesis and their effective soil biology building effort.

    • @projectmalus
      @projectmalus 20 днів тому

      @@danlefever6254 thanks! Finally, a role for parsnip in my life :) I've a few flowering and they sure do throw out the seed and get those tap roots down.

    • @cacaburracqua
      @cacaburracqua 19 днів тому

      Can somebody please explain what Is the meaning of forbes? Cant find any way to translate or understand the meaning

  • @reneenelsen7416
    @reneenelsen7416 28 днів тому

    Is there any living plants cercaties don't eat?

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 21 день тому

      Cicadas only feed and lay eggs on woody species

  • @ttanne7838
    @ttanne7838 28 днів тому

    How do you get rid of snake weed? Snake weed loves low wet areas.

    • @marlan5470
      @marlan5470 28 днів тому

      Maybe try broadcasting seed of native plants that grow faster than snakeweed?

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 21 день тому +1

      Gutierrezia species? Raise Ca and P. Lower K2O, Mg, Fe and SO4 as per Jay L. McCaman: When Weeds Talk

  • @Ultimatefitness360
    @Ultimatefitness360 28 днів тому

    What are forbs u discuss about ?? Are they any crops ?

    • @danlefever6254
      @danlefever6254 21 день тому +1

      Any broad leaf plant that generally isn't woody or a grass could be considered as forbs.

    • @Ultimatefitness360
      @Ultimatefitness360 21 день тому

      @@danlefever6254 🙏🙏🙏