There is simply too little soil aggregation, and too few roots for that method. Basically you had a bow wave. Solution: Prepare your land with a cover crop that is either to be eaten by herbivores (rent a crowd), processed and redeposited: or roller-crimped directly ahead of the seeding equipment, ideally with an inoculant, is the most modern way of Regenerative Agriculture for monoculture planting. Your goal as a farmer is to create a haven for earthworms as they are the fulcrum animal for high quality soils and their contribution is to build the soil to cover your stones and rocks over time. The pointed joke is: you have to care so much for the soil that you never want to see it again. E.g., the amount of litter (earthworm food) was pathetic, the soil was mostly bare and drying out and compacting. A 8-16 way and selected (each has a specific purpose) species cover crop is ideal. Start your journey with this: ua-cam.com/video/nWXCLVCJWTU/v-deo.html
Muy bueno la siembra de avena es un cultivo agradecido deja muy buena la tierra y puede dar buenas producciones.
Todas las sembradoras son vuestras??
Yes we own most machinery but not the Horsch avatar,
Vertical disc openers actually move quite a bit of soil.
You should try the DSX drill
Interesting Antony how many seeds per square meter are you aiming for
400-450 seeds/m to establish 350-400 plants/m. DD establish rate general lower %
Hi Antony, are you applying any biological stimulants etc with the seed? Bare or treated seed?
All bare seed, did an organic trial and was amazed how much quicker bare seed was. Planning to trial compost extract seed treatment this spring
How long of a break between Claydon and Moore drilling?
2 days
@@AntonysRegenhow did the different drills compare at harvest
@@richardmatthews3304 I'll take a look
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Richard I have the harvest comparison on this week's video out Monday evening episode 241
There is simply too little soil aggregation, and too few roots for that method. Basically you had a bow wave.
Solution: Prepare your land with a cover crop that is either to be eaten by herbivores (rent a crowd), processed and redeposited: or roller-crimped directly ahead of the seeding equipment, ideally with an inoculant, is the most modern way of Regenerative Agriculture for monoculture planting.
Your goal as a farmer is to create a haven for earthworms as they are the fulcrum animal for high quality soils and their contribution is to build the soil to cover your stones and rocks over time. The pointed joke is: you have to care so much for the soil that you never want to see it again. E.g., the amount of litter (earthworm food) was pathetic, the soil was mostly bare and drying out and compacting. A 8-16 way and selected (each has a specific purpose) species cover crop is ideal.
Start your journey with this: ua-cam.com/video/nWXCLVCJWTU/v-deo.html
Peter, our cover crops had been grazed. We don't have enough temperature to generate high biomass rye but agree with you sentiments.