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I dont agree with the comment regarding where fungicides are applied it breaks down faster, maybe he miss-spoke, but anywhere we MISS a fungicide on corn, the residue breaks down MUCH faster.

Urea +npk below seed, is that OK?

Hi my friend, how much solid vermicompost are you dissolving in what amount of water?

Seems like I visited you at your farm around40 years ago all the way from Kansas near Emmaus. But it may have been nearer 50 years ago. Been so long I forget seeds I bought at your farm. Must have been hairy vetch though.....I never did get them worked into my rotation. I bought parts for I and J roller a few years back and completed welding it together later. Time flies. Dennis. PS WE GETTING A NICE RAIN NOW.

So fertilizing the rye heavy, should offer a nice slow n release throughout the growing season

The slug bait works, but it is so expensive!!

Need to get rid of the background noise.

Where is the info on slugs?

The info for Hoorman Soil Health is wrong. I had to look it up with google. I am an organic gardener and have a RUclips channel. Thanks for your info. Are your products ok for organic gardens?

Carbon credits are a scam.

In the field, you learn from your mistakes than your triumph. But not often, as that is not very motivating, failing season-season, and never learning. My take away.

Are you doing any cover crops

Can you get untreated gmo

Sounds like rye is not the cover crop for corn. I want to see a trial from crimson clover before corn

Lol, farmers and rangers, the slowest of all people to change. I live in MO. Cattle country, and maybe see 1 out of 100 that will do mob grazing to improve their soils to absorb the rain and raise more cattle in the same space.

What’s a good cover crop following corn. We get most of corn harvested in November and then graze them during the winter. Would you suggest planting an early spring cover crop and then terminate before planting in April? Thanks

I'm surprised he's putting biologicals in with the UAN. For most biologicals that tends to be a no-go so I'm curious what he's using.

Invasive Stink bug natural local predators: pill bugs and praying mantis. I encourage and see praying mantis (and huge spiders) by including barrier rows or interseeding of Buckwheat. I found that spiders and mantis are protectors against a Japanese Beetle infestation I had. Buckwheat also increases Phosphorous available in the soil.

Right. It should read '5 inches of rain infiltrate a cover crop in 24 hours'

Very similar with my timber soil and NWSG just 12 years since a till and it’s building topsoil slowly but surely while providing a biodiversity of plants and animals…just feels really good! Nice video!

So what was the slug solution?

I thought you said you heard metal sparks in the background and I saw all those high voltage lines back there

Great to see you in Christian. Drive by the Young Farm all time and film their some time.

Multi species cover corp......10 - 15 different species based on seasonal applications ..... GABE BROWN is the premier farmer in application and history

I ordered 200lbs to mix with rye and wheat for deer in August

What is your application rate per acre? How many pounds of compost are used to make enough extract to fill up a IBC Tote..

What kind of drill is that?

I like the way how you don’t drink the cool aid with notill. Keep marching to your own drum my friend!

Interesting information.

I am already excited to listen to her presentation.

Marion looks forward to seeing everyone at the conference!

Kallstrom Sweet Corn , What a Great video

I look forward to hearing more on this issue and using strip till to fend against it; You are the one who opened my eyes up to nutrient stratification last year. We've been no-tilling corn for about 8 years on soybean stubble and like you said, just broadcast a lot of N (ESN) & K out overtop of the ground and hoping the best from Mother Nature. We also strip-till with a knife unit, putting stablized 28% in the ground (8" deep), but only on previous year's winter wheat...then clover cover crop ground (all burnt down fall prior to planting). Soybeans we broadcast NPK and lightly disk or VT in then air-seed with JD 1990ccs. 1/2 of our acres is only a corn soybean rotation that strictly gets no-tilled corn and light till pre-planting soybeans....so this is the ground I'm most concerned with nutrient stratification. Thanks for your research and sharing.

Do you publish a monthly magazine

I think it should be an owner/operator exemption. If somebody starts a business and decides he has the capability to run three at once he should be allowed to. However, Nutrien and other large retailers shouldn't be able to force some random yahoo that's doing good to fly one without messing it up to attempt to fly 3.

Where can I buy an extractor like that?

Does it spray pump damage the organisms? Also what type of filter do you use to keep the spray nozzles clean.

Strip tillage combined with a planter has been the best move i made. From 🇰🇪

Wish all these guys had youtube channels

They could across field if they notilled, haven't tried strip till ? Come on. I built my own tool.

I'm trying some Golden Harvest corn and soybeans this year in no till. Looking forward to see how they do.

'Promosm'

Wooohaaaa. The fungi description @ 16,50 doesn't correlate with what I have been taught, the fungal tip is around 5:1, and can be up to 1000:1 in the older hyphae, and they don't eat bacteria, they consume complex carbon/woody material/high C material. And fuck the god bullshit and your product

I always enjoy Jim's presentations. Always very knowledgeable

Matt’s a good dude. He is my farmer advocate!

How about the elephant in the room? What will the fines $ and associated jail time be for possible infractions? Regulatory agencies of government don't make rules, without associated punishments for violating them.

Ditto, I turned you off when you brought in your religious beliefs. You are no longer credible.

do us all a favor and keep your religious beliefs out of the science talks.

Is there a primarily fungi product for high organic high cec soils

That is an impressive yield, good for them guys. If I won the lottery, I would hire Gary for a couple of years as an agronomist. So much wise advice in that couple minutes. $3corn and $9 soybeans, guys need to listen to this to make a cash flow. Ugh slugs. Yep we went threw that early on.