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My son,moiz Anjum is a graduate of materials engineering is now in australia.he is working now with dpi,as assistant engineer.some where near Perth

I am a citrus and cotton grower in pakistan.can you suggest a crop or a mix of crops,to be intercropping in my cotton.we grower triple green cotton.which is glyphosate tolerant.i have thought of mong Bean,but mono.what else can we add?to make it multi culture.

Wow!!! Such nourishment delivered with a humble understated spoon by both Chris and Tom well done fellas we stay learning

"Such an inspiring start to BioFarm 2023! Dan Kittridge’s insights are always so valuable-looking forward to the rest of the series!"

"Great coverage of BioFarm 2022! 🌱 Richard Fortune’s insights are always valuable. Thanks for sharing the highlights!"

Ireland is screwed, not a hope in hell of fixing agriculture here. We're going the same way as America only we are 20 years behind.

The world need to know about what Christine Jones is revealing here.

Plaid shirt dude clearly an ass hole

Hope to meet this man soon

She is SO AMAZING! Such helpful info. Thanks

Middle classes from the city that have spent years telling lies in the media and now they enter farming?? Oh we are saved???

Wow! So interesting...

She's amazing. I watch every video of hers that I can get. Thanks!

Y’all getting paid? Where’s your boss ?

Fungal dominant!

Can you just give me the recipe?

I’m falling asleep. Thanks , it’s past my bedtime

Thank you for inspiring presentations! I’ve seen many of your lectures many times and learn a lot, and putting particularly intercropping and interplanting into practice in my self sufficient, pretending to be a smaller market garden this year. Might I ask if you have experience with the JADAM approach to vegetable gardening, and if you could elaborate on that?

Elegant.

Pour it out stick it in a tank...?

57:30 Importance of saving your seeds

Fantastic! So well thought out and presented!

So fantastic

once in a container how long this living brew last?

so what happen in the north if the brew freeze, will it die or just go dormant?

It's simple according to Greg Judy, "the best compost tea comes out of the rear-end of a cow"

(Dan Kittredge) Making a compost tea Gather Soil under the healthiest plants in neighborhood "Making a compost tea or you don't even have to do that. You can just take your bucket of you know bucket of soil that's half-full cover it with water it up a little bit pour it out stick it in the tank and off you go right. You don't need to do anything fancy or complicated; you can simply go and immediately harvest from the ecosystem this broad spectrum of microbes. I like to suggest that the microbes that live in the soil are the ones who should be putting in the soil, and the microbes that live on the leaf surface so the ones usually putting on a leaf surface. And so I would suggest that if you are going to be getting microbes that you want to be using as a foliar spray for the plant leaf then you would instead of taking the soil out from underneath the plants you would be taking the leaves off of the plants and putting them in your bucket and following the same exact protocol"

Sadly guys like Gary are not in the Forefront on our TVs teaching us & our kids how things are meant to grow .

Hey Williams wassup

As an American it takes my full concentration to hear through that accent.

Best tea I’ve used is bat guano, can apply as foliar spray too with no burn risk. If you bother watering you may as well feed simultaneously.

Gary rules!

I am getting closer to being a capable farmer. Thanks so much

Excellent presentation. The thoroughness of the information, the clarity of explanation makes this presentation a joy to view. I still have such a nagging curiosity or question in the back of my mind regarding this method of producing nutritious food versus all of the hype surrounding hydroponic food production. How can hydroponics come anywhere close in nutritional and essential mineral values in comparison to food that is grown in healthy soil?

That was fascinating. Thank you.

Love the common sense. Thank you.

I had to watch this video on .75x just for my ears to understand everything. awesome guy and information

hahhaha, great idea :D:D extremely simple but useful.

I fear I am not sufficiently intelligent to be a gardener.

Great video, thank you

Got to love Jim's accent. I got stuck on a few words at first like "fat hen". The info is excellent. I think we overlook the carbon/nitrogen balance in compost and think that any compost is good. Sound improves at 9 minutes as the echo disappears. Well worth watching. Weeds tell us about our soil's health if we pay attention.

Beautiful, I get it. Thank you!

Excellent! Was able to pay attention without my mind wandering off. Left me hungry for more.

So inspiring

Loved that last bit - can change our society and our culture, that is big stuff but very simple to understand.

Yea someone talking sense praise God

Who has the best biological farming training classes?

Very good teacher

Compost tea are key to soil health.