So now that we are all energized from the soil health confere

Todd Boesen

Brule County, South Dakota

Jan 27 | 01:31 PM

So now that we are all energized from the soil health conference let's here some plans of stepping outside the comfort zone of what your mabey gonna try to implement this year? personally here I'm still gonna see if I can get some intercrop and relay type stuff to work. Moving forward with developing a compost and compost extracts program. Also looking to expand my zero synthetic fertility acres. grazing side we are gonna work on some twice over stuff and see if that can push us further in that system. Also more bale grazing and setup of that system

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Austin Carlson

Feb 10 | 05:23 PM

First time setting up my own planter to work for no-till planting this spring! I’m putting on heavier down pressure springs, new disc openers, and Furrow Cruiser closing wheels.

Patrick Toomey

Feb 01 | 10:58 PM

just leased my first whole pasture lease, so I'll be custom grazing for the first time. 50 acres now, up from 2!

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Doug Sieck

Jan 31 | 12:30 PM

I planted rye into dry soil this fall. It did not germinate. I wonder how that will work out?

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Anthony Bly

Jan 28 | 03:17 AM

Todd, I am sorry se didnt meet up and talk. I am hoping you connected with others that could tall with you about compost extracting? Thanks for your comments about the conference. Cindy and her crew do a fantastic job!!

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David Kruger

Jan 27 | 11:57 PM

Well I planted some cereal rye last fall after corn harvest. May consider planting a strip of long season beans green in the rye and see if I could harvest rye and still get some beans to grow and harvest. I would guess it would work better in rye that was planted earlier and had some growth in the fall but won’t go broke on a small strip if it doesn’t work.