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Replying to @dyerjonathan
I'll leave these here. Nowhere near done, taking a lot longer than expected haha – at Freeling, South Australia
Replying to @SCalliss
Any updates? Keen to see your door solution.
Well worth listening to.
VicNoTill conference "Tran$ition23" speaker spotlight: Col Bowey, WA 🟢 Founder of CB Farming Systems 🟢 Co-manager of Green Range Lamb. Helps farmers build systems that understand healthy soils are at the heart but need to be productive, profitable: tinyurl.com/5xekvtb8
Brassicas can accumulate nitrates under overcast conditions. There may be something out there they are over-indulging on. Give them ad lib hay and free choice humate granules. That often helps.
Replying to @Graham__Hancock
I agree with you Graham. Local food systems need to be encouraged rather than relying on imports. Too often local food production is demonised & shut down in the name of "climate" goals. Perhaps Brasil could be empowered to sell old growth carbon credits instead.
Greenpatch Ag retweeted
This Prairie Schooner is growing out 700 broilers every 21 days with daily moves.
Over the course of 1 year it will cover 3.5 hectares. (8.6 acres)
You could recover this same ground next year.
Over 300k worth of chicken 🍗
Replying to @SCalliss @kingswood10
Hmmm not sure about that title! Will do next time. I was going to offer to drop some off but no one was home. Was going past in the tractor & everything..
Replying to @SCalliss @kingswood10
As a neighbour I've seen your block go from degraded & neglected farmland to a thriving habitat. The re-veg along the creek is particularly impressive. My son & I only commented on it, driving past the other day. You are my example of hobby farms that are good for the landscape.
Replying to @Stirlings2Coast @Lizzie_vPerger
For best results, terminate them when they are flowering.
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A great day of learning with Dick Richardson #grazingnaturally .
I sow it together with lucerne in autumn. 1 to 1.5kg/ha. It germinates but doesn't really get going till summer. I like to let it set seed to thicken up the stand.
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A problem, but free fish fertiliser.
Flood-affected farmers battle 'carpageddon', with thousands of fish on farms abc.net.au/news/2023-01-07/t…















