The Fundamentals course is a requirement before you can do the grazing planning, best thing to do would be to sign up to the newsletter here 3LM Linktree and then you can know when the next Fundamentals course is due to start
"Improving Our Lot" - Planned Holistic Grazing, for starters..
- Thread starter Kiwi Pete
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ShooTa
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- Denbighshire - In the vale of Clwyd!
indeed - or you could just wing it like many of us - ie read the book - ask questions and crack on... sorry im a tight barsteward
ShooTa
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- Denbighshire - In the vale of Clwyd!
quick one as ive finally got the go ahead to book an agronomist in for minerla soil tests - anything worth specifically asking for.?.. so far - Soil OM, PH , then P, K, Mg
being on limestone i wonder if Ca is also worth looking at? anything worth NOT getting?
being on limestone i wonder if Ca is also worth looking at? anything worth NOT getting?
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- Owaka, New Zealand
Check all your micronutrients as well, amazing how many will check NPK and are so limited by low sulphur. Or moly is out of whack!
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- Owaka, New Zealand
Everyone learns different things in different ways .
In my case the bloody hard way
awkward
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- kerry ireland
Cation exchange ,ratios of micro nutrients, all could be good but for one excess or shortage and you lose balance, boron for one is overlooked in grassland, but is vital for calcium which is important for nitrogen and so on
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Can you recommend a good UK Lab to use?
Does anyone have experience of
agreenerworld.org.uk
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
agreenerworld.org.uk
I was going to rubbish it until I seen the name at the end....Does anyone have experience of
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
Top bloke.
Done farm inspection s all over the world.
Coolest farmer I ever met ....by far.
If anybody can make a difference in farming it would be Wayne .
I wish him the best of luck in this venture
My farm inspector is working for them as well!Does anyone have experience of
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
Certified Regenerative - A Greener World
I can find their standards for welfare & grassfed but not for their definition of ''Regen'' ?I was going to rubbish it until I seen the name at the end....
Top bloke.
Done farm inspection s all over the world.
Coolest farmer I ever met ....by far.
If anybody can make a difference in farming it would be Wayne .
I wish him the best of luck in this venture
ShooTa
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- Denbighshire - In the vale of Clwyd!
Oddly i was told Yara would be good to use - even if i wouldnt ever buy their products.
awkward
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- kerry ireland
I always question these things, why , I do my best but admit I have more to do and probably will always , but putting standards in place ,who decided where the baseline is, we aim to improve all we do little by little as we can afford it, but find regulation changes to often and is impatient, and easily ignores the progress we make, I'm afraid this will become another stick to beat ourselves with.
"Helps producers meet their own regenerative goals" was the wording, so you decide
You could drive a bus through that"Helps producers meet their own regenerative goals" was the wording, so you decide
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
It'd be a regenerative one thoughYou could drive a bus through that
Exactly ---- my standards will be different from yours but at least with a brand like organic you can see the legal definition whereas this doesn't seem to have any hard rules?You could drive a bus through that
I have emailed the contact on the website to ask for clarification
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I wouldnt go to mental in my experience fields that have been treated the same and are on the same soil type all come back very similar for micronutrient results