Producer Kate Tarrant
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Reply to Do Annual Cover Crop Mixes Have a Place in Grazing Programs
Cover crop microbiome overwintering mentioned in this one.
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Show Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, Ep Episode 122: Exploring Tillage, Aggregation, and Biological Innovation with Rick Clark - 20 June 2024
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Reply to Do Annual Cover Crop Mixes Have a Place in Grazing Programs
How’s this for growth.
This is the area where I left a cover crop to go to seed last year for stockpiled dry summer feed.
You can see how well it came away this season. Even the dog thinks it’s worth eating!
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Unless the soil is in a healthy and fertile enough state to support the plants adequately 😏
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Everything should dissolve with the exception of the JS mix. So it can go out through the the boom spray but you see a lot of people put it through a 100 micron filter from a dissolving tank.
part of the reason I bought the T&F as it uses a trash pump, that helps mix and dissolve with no filters and a 3mm spray orifice. Removes the majority…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
This is a site where we had a severe infestation of RLEM last year.
This year I have given it all the nutritional and biological help I can, no pesticide, and it’s hardly been touched by the RLEM (see photo) so must be doing something right.
I’ll post an up close tomorrow.
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Hi Will,
Yes, the RLEM is definitely making its presence felt around the place atm.
There is definitely something about healthy plants or plants growing in healthy soil that seems to impart red legged resistance as we commonly see healthy plants untouched while others in not such a good paddock are getting hammered.
The exact reason for this is…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
This is the Tow and Fert spraying out at Kate and Lloyds farm. Gets about a 8-10m width.
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Hello All
Touch wood I’ve had no red legs (yet!!)
About 3-4 weeks after seeding (30 April) I put out the following mix
Per 500 litre tank load = covers 2-3ha with the Tow and Fert
Fish Hydrolysate 35 litres (brewed on farm)
JS mix 8kg (made on farm and ~8 months old)
Seaweed solid extract 850g (Soil Dynamics)
Fulvic Acid Powder 1.5kg…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
At a guess I would go say 5 litres/ ha of each
It was in a John Kempf book that I don’t have on me currently
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