Soil & Diverse Cover Crops Part 3 Ecology

Conservation Agronomist, Ray Archuleta with the National Resources Conservation Service presents this workshop on the use of diverse cover crops to build life and fertility in the soil. Produce abundant yields while implementing the best organic and sustainable methods of establishing and maintaining maximum biology. Build aggregates and grow your best crops year after year with the strong foundation of these soil health principles.

[@markroeder2491]

You do know you've got the best content on the web don't you?

[@TheDaddyNick]

Couldn't agree more

[@mikelmartin6364]

Ray, you are GOLD ! the way you explain is outstanding. Thank you ! we need you in Europe to teach our future agronomers this , because here the driving force is that the precision agriculture and its digitalized world will fix everything; the new hype - digitalization of our analogical lifes......

[@nancylucas8555]

Thank you so much for presenting your series and for posting them free of charge on the web. Your systems presented in these videos are truly looking to complete cycles in nature and working with natural systems to create the best environment not only for plants, farm animals and, soils, but also for the rest of the planet, air quality and all of life--truly making our world sustainable. I posted this video on my facebook page and asked my friends to watch it. None are farmers, but many are interested in ecology.
I wish that you (Ray, Gabe, and other presenters) could be on Oprah and tell your stories and share your knowledge--now that could bring change about not only in public opinion, but possibly expedite a global shift in farming/ranching practices exponentially faster for good.

[@dannoquin7322]

Thanks so very much, Ray, that was excellent.

[@irishwanderer4206]

Ireland needs to learn this

[@survivalpodcasting]

My soil profile in North Texas looks just like what they show at 11:45 except the white part of mine is solid rock, same material from ancient ocean bed though. If you can grow in that you can grow in anything. We grow in it. It can be done.

[@Derek_Wong]

I thought Mark Twain said, "Don't let education get it the way of learning."

[@thomasreto2997]

Powerful...yet government ignores and denies...

[@mthompson]

Ummm, he works for the USDA NRCS...

[@nobakwaas5161]

Govt is evil

[@mycedarridge]

Note at 2:08 sounds like a good thing to watch!

[@mikelabay9436]

will you eventually teach us how to plant garden crops into this

[@Originalkingjam]

top man

[@Nicolasdu5]

the map at the end wow

[@marcelinomeincke2176]

Excellent! Is it possible to download those PDF?

[@tpsu129]

Part 4?

[@bedecarroll4384]

+tpsu129 looking forward to part 4 as well

[@mthompson]

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[@joansmith3492]

This sounds like Bill Mollison's permaculture

[@mikelmartin6364]

one straw revolution