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Poor experiment, thats why science has lost credibility, becaue irlts all biased nonsense focused on reinforcing a narritive, instead of correctly going through the scientific process.

Love the narrator's voice. ❤This is an outstanding demonstration. All our universities should be doing this.

This is terrific thanks for posting your work

If you think there’s no “data” on whether animals properly managed improve soils, your not looking very hard. Sounds like your trying to justify your job.

This is a great study! Other than proteins, do the pigs get all their nutrients from the cover crops?

Great video.

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What about using chickens instead of pigs? Could this do similar?

What breed of pig is that?

very well done!

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Excellent video Thankyou!

*GOATS WOULD DO A BETTER WORK*

Goats are a safer choice.

No way I'll turn hogs loose on my fields

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Even for its day a 4 way cover crop is too limited. Does the brush hogging prove anything except the effects of suspending root growth and penetration? Bare soil is farming failure. Puddles are compaction central. What testing was done, compaction, SOM, etc? What conclusions re 2 day usage vs: single day or half day access? A very poor 'experiment'. Regenerative Agriculture? 100 years to grow one inch of top soil? Keep that to yourself. Farmers are earthworm-herders 1st, 2nd and 3rd and results of inches per decade are recorded on farms that use *regular compost sprays, as fast and as often as the Bioreactors* can pump out suitable material. Feed the worms with humus, bacteria and fungus and sit back.

Excellent research video!!

This is a biased study at the very least.

No control?

THANK YOU , VERY MUCH FOR SUCH AN VERY INTERESTING OBSERVATION. SO YOU LIGHTEN UP MY VIEWS ON DIVERSE FARM/ RANCH LAND MANAGEMENT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SUCH AN INDEPH RESEACH.

I would love to see someone address how the ALR has destroyed true farming in the Fraser Valley area of B.C. There is very little farming being done. People driving about may see large expanses of land but any food being produced is minimal, excluding an over abundance of blueberries, grapes, and the growing problem of cranberries. The "farmhouses" on many of these estates have 18 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, hugest garages with large coach houses, etc. Very little property tax is paid. This use of farm land as a safety deposit box for wealth has destroyed food production capabilities that having these irreplaceable lands available to local producers could achieve. We should not be so dependant on imports from foreign countries, especially one that are having terrible problems with water shortages.

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Keep up the great job!

Awesome! Nice work and thanks for making the great info so accessible and understandable. Peace.

this is an excellent demonstration of how integrated methods work!

subscribed because of the graphics and talk through :)

I think you stacked the deck. Using a disc causes compaction, that is why in construction they use it for drying and compaction. More you use it, the more it packs, more plow pan at the bottom of the tillage. That edge of the disc packs. Lot of plow pan causes a barrier of water and air movement in the soil. This happens a lot when you use it as a primary tillage, multi passes, as you seem to have rather then as a just a finish pass. I not saying the pigs won't do better, I just saying, I don't I trust the results. I think you should go with farming like regular farms. The same machines, same methods. As overseeding, maybe you should use modern planting instead of broadcast like in the middle ages. I think you might get a better stand, maybe better since all seeds are at the best depth for the seed. Maybe you should also look at the calcium and sulfer in the soil. Any soil going to compact without these two. On 100 years for 1 inch of topsoil, I would like to add, that decay of roots create topsoil, not the plant on top. Topsoil I think is mostly grass lands. I think really regenerative farming is a good idea. But your not going to get a farmer to change if you don't do a honest comparison of practice.

Purpose of animal life is surely not to provide healthy protein to human. Look somewhere you perverse primitive human being....

Very helpful. How often do you refill the water barrel? Don't the pigs knock the water barrel out of reach when it gets low? Why do you separate the hogs into pairs instead of running them as a group? Are they separate trials?

That’s always my question to big industry corn boys, how many earth worms per feet

"at least 100 years to form an inch of top soil" You've been reading too many old books. You can get an inch of top soil in less then 10 years easily. Much less if trees are involved.

Did you feed the pigs some extra grain? Or did they just consume what was on the pasture?

Thanks for your model.

Excelente trabajo.... saludos desde Argentina...

This was great thanks

Try and wood chip manure mix to fix those. Goose manure mix with woodchips, goat or rabbit cut will all work as well

If they had ducks or geese after the picks it would have worked even better letting them go after cover crop regrowth the last round

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Unless your only goal is to restore soil for preservation, it only makes sense if you can return the land to industrial production, which defeats the purpose of restoring the soil in the first place. Your animal load was way too small to be viable as pork production. You invested considerable resources into providing food for the pigs that was never consumed because they were removed prior to consuming the roots and radishes. The extra forty percent of seed was essentially expensive pig feed that offset gazing. However, the introduction of pigs into fields with cover crops prior to production planting might make considerable sense if the grazing is intensive enough to complete the job before the planting window closes. That's a tough thing to accomplish in late winter.

I like the promising result of the research. where can is find the result of the research in journal?

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