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Regen Ag Crops & Agronomy
The Elaine Ingham Challenge
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<blockquote data-quote="TALDLONKTUP2" data-source="post: 1192102" data-attributes="member: 48922"><p>Dr. Ingham certainly has some eye opening ideas, but I look at my permanent upland pasture, most of which has never been tilled (probably ever), is very high in organic matter, most of which never gets water logged, doesn't get herbicides, fungicides or mineral fertilizers, has had every opportunity to develop the best bacteria to fungi ratio and it over a sandy clay glacial till soil, is not compacted and ask; so why isn't it the most productive land in the country? My neighbour went into a forestry scheme in 2001 and the pitiful moribund twigs which cling to life 14 years later prove it isn't!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TALDLONKTUP2, post: 1192102, member: 48922"] Dr. Ingham certainly has some eye opening ideas, but I look at my permanent upland pasture, most of which has never been tilled (probably ever), is very high in organic matter, most of which never gets water logged, doesn't get herbicides, fungicides or mineral fertilizers, has had every opportunity to develop the best bacteria to fungi ratio and it over a sandy clay glacial till soil, is not compacted and ask; so why isn't it the most productive land in the country? My neighbour went into a forestry scheme in 2001 and the pitiful moribund twigs which cling to life 14 years later prove it isn't! [/QUOTE]
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