Improving Pastures with Biomass the Easy Way

Easy explanation into improving soil health with simple steps without destroying the soil with chemicals and synthetic fertilizers. This approach is a non chemical, glyphosate free way to build the pastures health and cut costs of seed and fertilizer.

[@SasquatchBioacoustic]

Can you do a follow up to show us how it's regrowing later this fall? I'd be concerned the areas of heavy thatch won't allow seed to soil contact, and won't grow back very quickly.

[@StewartFarmApiary]

Absolutely. I’ve done this before and the thatch works after a hard rain. It blocks sun for germination and holds moister. I hope to do a video of what I’ll plant and results. Thanks for the feedback.

[@swift94933]

where are you and what is your expected rainfall seasonally . irrigation ?

[@StewartFarmApiary]

I am in Northwest Alabama. No irrigation at all. Statewide it is 56 inches on average. But our droughts can last for up to almost three months in the summer with very wet spring. Hope this helps. Thanks.

[@gringoearl9509]

You mentioned that after you broadcast your seed, you drag a fence. Can you show your set up?

[@StewartFarmApiary]

I plant to do a follow up video. I just pull a 6 foot telephone pole attached with chains on the back of the tractor. I used post staples and stapled some old chain link fence on it to help smooth out

[@BD-fz7bq]

What about sweet potato cover?

[@StewartFarmApiary]

I think that would work but not sure how expensive that would be on a pasture of the size shown. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great day