Recent content by Buckhunter10

CO2 respiration is considered an important metric when it comes to qualifying soil health. It’s correlated to microbial biomass - as the more CO2 - the higher density of microbes is present (or so that’s the assumption). Although it’s certainly not an end all be all - anything over 120ppm is...

Here is a good example of why peas are used in both our NitroBoost and Carbon Load. We always are stopping to observe, learn and share. They are easy to grow - this was spilled in a flower bed by my home. They have great root mass for a legume - that is longer than a 1 foot plant and it’s not...

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-deercamp-podcast/id1725733782?i=1000652853788 Andrew is such a nice guy and it was so awesome chat soils with him!

Getting invited to be on a podcast is forever humbling, nerve-wrecking and will forever make me feel like a dumbo!! However, I love the challenge of articulating the importance of soil health and how we at Vitalize Seed go about implementing such! Thanks to my friend and Vitalize Seed Partner...

Have you wondered about crimping vs. other methods?

Sorry I missed this somehow. I honestly want to create a data log of test. These are pulled (except garden) at 6inch depth, from gps coordinates, within several fields. I want to be able to not only track long term chemcial structure changes (base sats let’s say) and micros being help but also...

Why would you start a seed company? I absolutely love soils. I love working with growers to help them achieve their goals. I love all things whitetails I love soil science I love to explain how these can work together to help us reduce inputs and grow healthier plants. But if I had to...

Do you like hinge cuts or flush cuts!? Well - I like both! Here is a spot that I really like using hinge cuts. This is feathering a field between the road. I don’t want deer using this area much and I also want to make it physically and visually more difficult for a person to get through...