Absolutely! Put down dissolved Humic acid to lock up the toxins, Mulch with healthy compost to increase microbes, water! I think because it’s too easy people don’t understand it’s better to let nature control it. I quit using weed-n-feed, added compost, and actually got rid of crabgrass that I’d been battling forever. Now it’s like walking on a mattress, I can penetrate 36 inches. That’s all the deeper my penetrometer goes. All my fruits and vegetables are rated excellent on the BRIX % chart using my refractometer. It’s miraculous! Makes total sense if you think about how mother nature does it she puts down organic matter every fall to feed the microbes. they break everything down, (including rocks), to extract the nutrients and minerals and exchange them with the plants for sugar produced from photosynthesis.
Great information. It is mind blowing to think plants can sense when severe weather is approaching. I have seen trees with their leaves flipped which is a sign of bad weather.
That Japanese guy does not like little black kids walking around singing melodies care free whilst tossing crunchy deliciousness in the air and catching it in his teeth...kinda racist Japan. But shout-out to Emmanuel Lewis
He did a commercial for them and it was big. After this commercial, it led to his own TV show! So be quiet. Everyone loved Emmanuel in the 80s...still do
Wow Thank you for this wonderful video! We are trying this for the first time this year. I Love the honeycomb, that's the best. We growed up eating this
I have been implanting biological farming and eliminating synthetic fertilisers from coffee farms we work with in Colombia. Having a real positive impact on input costs and overall health of the plants.
You lost me with 75% NH4 and 25% NO3. In nature, NH4 is turned into NO3 by microbes anyways and then absorbed by plants. NH4 is assimilated right on the root surface (directly into sugars) but in very small amounts. The problem with NH4 is that it's much more toxic to plants than NO3 (problem in hydroponics). The amount of NH4 that plant can utilize is very dependent on present conditions (temp, light, humidity...) so it's very hard to control. NH4 isn't mobile, roots have to grow into it and plants have to wait for microbes to realease it (they hold it for a long time). NH4 can also cause stretching. With NO3, which is very mobile and available, plant can immediately absorb it and even store it in vacuoles for future and use it when needed. Much better for precision feeding hydroponics which is imo the future of cheap / high quality growing. Also, there is problem with pH balance with too much NH4. From what I've seen the ratio of NO3-/NH4+ should be 80/20. I'm talking hydroponic (coco, rockwool).
If I only use local horse poo and my own chicken poo in my compost pit....and it's open-air, am I at all likely to have nitrate nitrogen in my garden??
It’s about the microbes accessing the nutrients and poo is one of the best things you can use. Mulch mulch mulch! Provided they aren’t eating round up ready crops. Glyphosate kills microbes. And their poo can transfer it.
I wish Grame (in his AMAZING presentation) would offer more "organic" or "natural" methods for raising BRIX as not all of us live with this sort of product availability
It seems to me a great way to give a first boost to wind turbines that need it, such as the Darrieus type vertical axis, which do not start on their own.
@Tips for healthy Plants by Sofkin Very easy, just take fish and submerge under water and keep it stirred once a while and keep anaerobic. Don't add anything else, like carbon source. Believe it or not, microbes can't survive the low C:N and the peptides and amino acids stay as peptides and amino acids. Once the pungent smell is no more, usually after a few months, you can use it.
There is no "Original". The Sound of Nature was a Remix EP from the beginning (Plug n Play, Lightforce and Marc van Linden Remix). The only original was Part II.
I think this is an interesting area of study. I would like to learn more, can you please link the empirical evidence to support your claims: 1:55 quantity of micro-organisms in soil is directly proportional to glucose level in leaves 6:40 applying nitrate nitrogen as a fertilizer adds nitrites to our food making the food toxic (leads to cancer)
They taught him Japanese before heading to Japan. He was famous back in the 80s with doing American commercials. After he did this one, he landed his own tv show.
