Bruce Davison in New Zealand – Worm Farming Seminar (Cancelled)
Unfortunately this event was postponed. Bruce Davison is a cattle and worm farmer who tripled his carrying capacity in 4 years using nothing more than
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Unfortunately this event was postponed. Bruce Davison is a cattle and worm farmer who tripled his carrying capacity in 4 years using nothing more than
www.farmingsecrets.com Actual Compost Tea Brewing! Bruce discusses compost tea making. Notice that he does not use a tea bag, so he gets more nutrients in
www.farmingsecrets.com Bruce Davison explains why he uses compost tea on his property . A great way to reduce cost. This compost heap is approximately 4
www.farmingsecrets.com Bruce show us an owl perch for rabbit control. Owls will sit on these post and look around for rabbit and when they see
www.farmingsecrets.com Bruce Davison talks about the importance of building up nutrients in the soil. Mineral plants take 95% of nutrients from the atmosphere and 5%
www.farmingsecrets.com Heidi & Bruce Davison explain how they run their farm up rather than run it down. You attract the animals up the landscape with
Dr. Maarten Stapper looks at the soil profile under blackberry to compare it
with the soil under the love grass
Cell grazing and worm juice grow carbon in the soil. Bruce Davison has not applied any synthetic fertilisers to the soil since purchasing his farm. Dr Maarten Stapper
explains that is why the carbon level is increasing in the soil.
Why is love grass still growing in soil with 3% carbon? Maarten Stapper explains what is happening as he examines the soil profile.
www.farmingsecrets.com Here’s another of Bruce Davison’s worm farms. David notices the lemon and onions being fed to the worms successfully. He also advises on Bruce’s
www.farmingsecrets.com Why test for pH? Bruce Davison, Candelo shows Hugo Disler of Farming Secrets how easy it is to find out his soil pH. In
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