Should I be appling Slurry?

[Villagefarmer]

I've jusrt watched a fasinating video on YouTube by Dr Eliane Ingham (

) so it got me thinking should be appling pig slurry to my growing crops in the spring could it be doing more harm than good to the soils? any thoughts

 

[teslacoils]

Get it on.

 

[sjt01]

I've jusrt watched a fasinating video on YouTube by Dr Eliane Ingham (

) so it got me thinking should be appling pig slurry to my growing crops in the spring could it be doing more harm than good to the soils? any thoughts

She lost me when she said there are sugars and carbohydrates, when sugars are carbohydrates. Also she says the non-bacterial and fungal organisms need the larger microfauna to transport nutrients in the soil, when in fact the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi transport directly into the root cells. At that point I turned off.

 

[sjt01]

I've jusrt watched a fasinating video on YouTube by Dr Eliane Ingham (

) so it got me thinking should be appling pig slurry to my growing crops in the spring could it be doing more harm than good to the soils? any thoughts

She lost me when she said there are sugars and carbohydrates, when sugars are carbohydrates. Also she says the non-bacterial and fungal organisms need the larger microfauna to transport nutrients in the soil, when in fact the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi transport directly into the root cells. At that point I turned off.

 

[davidroberts30]

Just apply it in moderation

 

[sjt01]

I've jusrt watched a fasinating video on YouTube by Dr Eliane Ingham (

) so it got me thinking should be appling pig slurry to my growing crops in the spring could it be doing more harm than good to the soils? any thoughts

She lost me when she said there are sugars and carbohydrates, when sugars are carbohydrates. Also she says the non-bacterial and fungal organisms need the larger microfauna to transport nutrients in the soil, when in fact the arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi transport directly into the root cells. At that point I turned off.

 

[jack6480]

get it on but don't go to early and don't over do it! happy days

 

[Villagefarmer]

Thanks for the replies. I alreday use slurry ( our own and imported) but just wondered what your thoughts where