We Need These Cover Crops to Grow - Regenerating The Ranch Ep 7 - Regenerative Grazing
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2023
- Cover crops are a vital part of our grazing operation, especially in our introduced pastures. Because of the drought we have not had success during our growing seasons to carry our our current numbers. Why are cover crops important anyways?
Proving animals are absolutely necessary
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Can you do more videos on cover crops and crabgrass. I'm planting sunnhemp into my crabgrass.
What are the different species in the dry season cover crops? And also the cool season cover crops?
GREAT VIDEO.
Chicken manure? Yeah, good stuff but what about arsenic?
Mixed cover but no cowpeas to climb stalks. What about grazing the covers? Right there it doubles in carbon in the soil.
You guys need to contact grant woods growing deer he has seed blends that are a key to revitalizing the soil biodiversity/ biology. You have to have the microorganisms!
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Thanks for the information. We have several consultants on staff here at Noble that are well versed in agronomy. We have spent decades researching forage plant varieties and mixes. We have a whole series on cover crop plants on our channel that you should check out! Happy ranching!
I would like for you to share your cost per acre. Plus add labor hours per acre. Equipment cost per acre
@4:20. You mention planting another round of cover crops. With regenerative is their a point in which your cover crops no longer needed to be seeded two or three times a year and that they will re seed themselves?
Well if I’d have watched before commenting you answered the question later on in the video. Now it seems to figure out when the p,ants go to seed and only run the livestock over the crops during that time in between the seeds maturing and and actually seeding the ground. All very interesting things I enjoy watching and hearing about from all your employees.
Thanks for the questions and comments. So we have native pastures and introduced pastures. In a majority of our native pastures, we don't usually plant cover crops. There are certain times, like if there are areas that need some extra cover, or something like that. We would like to eventually turn some of our introduced pastures into a native pasture, so there we would plant some of the perennial species that natively grow there, and over time they would take to where we may not have to plant cover crops there any more. Its a slow process, but could be worth it in some of the pastures.
Where do you get pelleted composed chicken litter from? When I run a goggle search, all I see is small home gardening supplies and how to compost videos. I live in an area that has a bunch of chicken farms and many farmers have used chicken litter, but gosh dern it sticks to high heaven and when first delivered, you can smell dead birds.
We picked it up from our local ag supply store. They do deliver it to us, as well as delivering fresh chicken litter as well. Honestly, both stink, as far as smell goes...hahaha! We wanted to try the pelleted litter first because it would spread a little easier and it is supposed to help give us a delayed release of biology.
Do knock down the cover crop and plant through it next time? That's also a great way to build the soil.
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Kick that rep off your farm! That soil looks dead, you need to let the native seed bank, worms, bacteria do it’s work. Stop putting commercial seeds, chemicals and fertilizers on your land. Watch the documentary called: soil carbon cowboys on UA-cam
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