Break it with iron, then conserve porosity by using wide roots like radish, tap roots like sunflower and fibrous roots like oaths. whatever grows well in your area and has low seed cost will work
Hi Dickey McGeezaks, thanks for this excellent question. You may want to take a look at our Standard Greens Program (www.advancingecoag.com/regenerative-agriculture-greens) which will give you an idea of the types of nutrients that are useful for such plants throughout their growth cycle. Good luck! - The AEA Team
Thank you for this one.
Please make the calculator available for México. Or make it so that it works just by entering climate and coordinates data (without postal code)
I live in Massachusetts I grow for myself not commercially. What can I use to break up somewhat compacted soil for greens kale, spinach, ect
Break it with iron, then conserve porosity by using wide roots like radish, tap roots like sunflower and fibrous roots like oaths. whatever grows well in your area and has low seed cost will work
@@camilovallejos9462 love the realistic and straight forward advice 👍🏻
Maybe an unpopular opinion but on a small scale dandelions are pretty phenomenal and the seed heads are everywhere.
Hi Dickey McGeezaks, thanks for this excellent question. You may want to take a look at our Standard Greens Program (www.advancingecoag.com/regenerative-agriculture-greens) which will give you an idea of the types of nutrients that are useful for such plants throughout their growth cycle. Good luck!
- The AEA Team
Sorghum. That stuff is absurd
What would you recommend for cover crops in extremely hard soil that has caliche and low rain with high dry temperatures?