Vegetative and Reproductive Nutrients with John Kempf

In this episode of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, John discusses how to manage vegetative growth versus reproductive growth. He gives the specific nutrients that drive both types of growth as well as the hormonal interactions which drive plant dominance. Nutrients in both categories interact with and synergize or antagonize certain plant hormones. These interactions shape how trees and plants develop reproductive buds and fruitwood versus shoot growth. See the complete show notes at regenerativeagr....

[@otivaeey]

After many years, I finally understand to this video after rounds of listening to this. Thanks John for your generosity of sharing knowledge.

[@marynunn1708]

Mind blown 🤯
Will never look at my garden and soil the same way again! Thanks…!!!!!!

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

So glad you enjoyed this, Mary Nunn! Happy gardening :)
- The AEA Team

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

I am so glad to hear this on a little bit deeper level! Thank you John!

[@gtavtheavengergunnerlegend3340]

great information at 18 minutes. priceless

[@ashwinpatel4537]

Once again very effective information as I am a vegetable grower.
Great information

[@AlejandroRasmussen7]

Im listening to this all over again, great great info, and great products. A few days ago I made my second order of accelerate love this company

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Hi Alejandro! Thanks for listening and for entrusting us to be your partner in ag! Looking forward to seeing your results from order 2 -- the team here would love to see pics if you have time to send. Have a great week!

[@grapetomato2012]

Thank again for such a great podcast. Could you please teach what’s the best way to add calcium to the soil? Thanks!

[@obduliocerceno4984]

Thanks a lot again. So much of excellent learning! My appreciation from Panamá 🇵🇦

[@erbauungstutztaufgnade1875]

Thank you ❤

[@ashwinpatel4537]

If possible can you please share more of knowledge on impact of nutrient in potato feild

[@caroline61804]

Would calcium citrate work? Or is it only calcium phosphate.

[@xx7101]

Hey John, looking back at this recommendation to stimulate vegetative growth through Ca do you have any concerns about the oxidizing effect of CaSO4 or CaCO3 on soil health?

[@araafayase]

if your soil alkaline ph above 7 you need sulphur or CaSO4 to normalize but if your soil acidic ph below 7 you need CaCO3

[@dewinovianty8107]

We in Asia like to make fermented liquid fertilizer. It can be made from various materials, for example, moringa, grass etc. Can liquid fertilizer spray like that increase the photosynthetic capacity of plants too?

[@jabrownie22]

Cyto=cell kinin=division..you said auxins were? I'm confused by this

[@StanOwden]

An excellent example of Hegel's dialectics in action. Unity and struggle of opposites. Exacerbation of contradictions and their subsequent resolution.

[@steviehenry2176]

How do you apply calcium to get such an effect as to be your main growth driver?

[@otuncel]

How we can use Ca to get the vegatative response in stead of using nitrate or K, in other words, if in SAP analysis everthing is in balanced, but we want to have cytokine dominancy or Ca dominancy, Will we use more Ca to achieve this goal?

[@coleyburgess8602]

This is some amazing stuff.

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

We're glad you enjoyed it, Coley! - The AEA Team

[@suryakantpatil6993]

Is it same in sugarcane

[@jeffb6276]

Woof! Great episode. This isn't on the Google play music, I didn't know it existed. This is a topic on par with Michael Kraidy

[@mikekraidy7467]

Without addressing Calcium correctly by amending properly, these are all patches. Too much woowoo juice on the market already.

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Who is Michael kraidy

[@jabrownie22]

Cytokinin literally means cell division..how are auxins vegetative if they expand the cell and cytokins divide?

[@chadstallings5558]

👍👍