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Ryan Salayer
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This is truly wild. Nothing is better for our planet than properly managed and stewarded ruminants grazing. I recommend everybody look into what the guys at carbon cowboys are doing and studying as well as people like John kempf from the regenerative agriculture podcast.

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Very excited to hear this interview on the survival podcast with nostr:npub15879mltlln6k8jy32k6xvagmtqx3zhsndchcey8gjyectwldk88sq5kv0n

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This is what keeps me on nostr and off of other social media

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I wanted to share a little on the potting soil we use for the plants in our #nursery:

What we are looking for is a medium that drains easily, yet retains moisture. The cost is also a factor.

Since we pot mostly perennials, I also am looking for a fungally dominant potting mix vs. bacterially dominant as you'd have with fresh compost.

Wood chips around here are easy to get by the truckload, and I use well rotted ones for the basis of my compost mix. And by "rotted" I mean "rotted": They look like soil and are completely broken down by fungus, it takes about 2-3 years.

On top of the wood chips I add about 5% by volume charged biochar. About half of this is sifted to 1/4" + and the other half of the biochar is right out of the leaf vacuum I use to crush it up. The biochar is charged with azomite, sea minerals, worm casts, and effective microorganisms (EM-1). We make the biochar right here on the farm. It serves both to provide and retain nutrients and moisture as well as provide drainage:

Then worm castings sifted to 1/8" and finer at around 5% by volume. I also raise the worms for the casts, the current system involves growing them in 4'x8' Waste Management Bagsters:

Finally about 1 quart of activated EM-1. This is 1 oz Terraganix EM-1 mixed with 1 oz blackstrap molasses in 30 oz of water:

This all gets mixed up by hand, and then we use it to pot our plants.

I mix it in a gorilla cart which will provide enough for about 25-30 trade gallon pots.

#grownostr #permaculture #fungi #plantstr #garden

I’d like to know more about the leaf vacuum you use to crush your char

This is going to be epic. Can’t wait to listen!

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I think Christianity Islam and Judaism all basically agree on how the world was created and who created it. It’s everything else we disagree about

I’ve been mainly focusing on building healthy soil with diverse microorganisms and high organic matter to facilitate good soil aggregation and water and nutrient holding capacities. I figure once the soil is there then nostr will have no problem growing on its own

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Is the chicken run door new or do you have experience? Looking at getting an automatic door but I’m skeptical that there will just be more things that can break

Ah a fellow tsp listener! Good man.

And. Definitely and

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