I love that they call the fungi and soil microbes "underground livestock" who help feed the "above ground livestock". We really are also farming the soil!
I thought that was a brilliant presentation. It explained the science of the method in a straight forward no nonsense way that the average person could understand. Kudos
4 days after the cows have been through you should bring chickens in who distribute the dung even further. They spread the dung to get at the larvae deposited by flies etc. Think chicken tractors or use the close knit electric fencing.
I love that they call the fungi and soil microbes "underground livestock" who help feed the "above ground livestock". We really are also farming the soil!
I thought that was a brilliant presentation. It explained the science of the method in a straight forward no nonsense way that the average person could understand. Kudos
4 days after the cows have been through you should bring chickens in who distribute the dung even further. They spread the dung to get at the larvae deposited by flies etc. Think chicken tractors or use the close knit electric fencing.