The interest of soil non-work confirmed by studies!

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Re: The interest of non-soil working confirmed by studies!




by Obamot » 14/10/16, 00:58

izentrop wrote:Conservation agriculture often replaces tillage with more herbicide applications

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by Ahmed » 14/10/16, 11:11

This report mentions:
The consequence is a gigantic leap in productivity which has enabled industrial companies to entrust agricultural production for the first time to a minority of farmers.

The productivity "leap" is enormous if we relate it, as is always the case, to the agricultural population alone, but the characteristic of this development is precisely to have involved a large number of new stakeholders who are out of scope (in both senses of the word!); To my knowledge, no study has ever taken this factor into account and it is actually very difficult to do so, but I believe that it would radically change the initial assessment.
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by eclectron » 14/10/16, 11:23

Remundo wrote:but even more, plowing still has virtues on weeding.

What must be understood is that no technique is a panacea. Each has advantages and disadvantages.

The only advantage of biocidal products and mechanization, is the reduction of the workforce in the fields and the enrichment of the agro-chemical companies of the banks etc ... and a little the farmer, compared to the beginning of the century last, if we compare family farms.

Now if you want to eat clean on living land, and drink clean water there are solutions.
A little more oil is needed for the equipment, but it could very well be rapeseed oil produced on site.

konrad schreiber has already implemented a clean, sustainable and profitable type of agriculture.
I put this video at random but there are many others to understand agriculture in direct sowing under plant cover.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGD-bbgy6lI

or to read: http://agriculture-de-conservation.com/sites/agriculture-de-conservation.com/IMG/pdf/ac-gabb-32.pdf

I am not a practitioner but in conclusion, for me there are panacea depending on the type of culture. konrad schreiber, did67, helloin beak farm (permaculture), etc.
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by eclectron » 14/10/16, 11:29

izentrop wrote: http://agriculture-de-conservation.com/ ... ILIER.html (will not please Obamot)

and neither did eclectron! : Cheesy:
I appreciate all these oxymorons used to sell us dry water, wetting fire, sustainable farming, conservation farming with glyphosate.
What an era my friends .... : Evil:

it's fun that konrad schreiber and his friends achieve sustainable, non-oxymoric agriculture! : Cheesy:
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by Ahmed » 14/10/16, 12:02

So you will appreciate "The oxymoron's politics"excellent Bertrand Méheust...
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by eclectron » 14/10/16, 14:03

Ahmed wrote:So you will appreciate "The oxymoron's politics"excellent Bertrand Méheust...

Thank you Ahmed, I did not know, I think I will really appreciate it! : Lol:
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by Ahmed » 14/10/16, 14:31

... and afterwards, you can advantageously immerse yourself in "Nostalgia for the Occupation"which deepens the themes tackled in the first book ... 8)
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by izentrop » 14/10/16, 16:22

eclectron wrote:it's fun that konrad schreiber and his friends achieve sustainable, non-oxymoric agriculture! : Cheesy:
You're sure ?
You click on the "4 per 1000 case study" link in this page http://www.agridurable.fr/ and you find this:
Chemical destruction on covered soil: 1,5 L / ha of glyphosate. http://www.agridurable.fr/sites/iad/fil ... rme_76.pdf
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by eclectron » 14/10/16, 16:36

izentrop wrote:
eclectron wrote:it's fun that konrad schreiber and his friends achieve sustainable, non-oxymoric agriculture! : Cheesy:
You're sure ?
You click on the "4 per 1000 case study" link in this page http://www.agridurable.fr/ and you find this:
Chemical destruction on covered soil: 1,5 L / ha of glyphosate. http://www.agridurable.fr/sites/iad/fil ... rme_76.pdf


Can you clarify your thinking, what do you mean?
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Re: The interest of non-soil working confirmed by studies!




by izentrop » 14/10/16, 16:43

For Konrad Schreiber, of the Institute of Sustainable Agriculture (IAD), it is a question of going beyond the traditional and organic opposing debate: "Sustainable cultures suppose healthy plants: from this point of view, between integrated struggles , biological, chemical, genetic, nothing is frozen. The phytosanitary products are there, the nitrates too, and it is necessary to draw inspiration from various types of agriculture. " http://agriculture-de-conservation.com/ ... tique.html
Let it not exclude what you are doing from sustainable agriculture.
Don't make him a saint. : Wink:
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