Ok thank you all for your contributions on bamboo, bramble, these fibrous materials that we can recover more or less easily ... After, we always come back to the same tactics: a) why not make "push-ups" at atmospheric N ", by sowing forage legumes ...

Hello everyone, sorry I cowardly gave up on forum for some time. I would have a few reasons (moving, ...) but whatever. Just as I moved, I am on new ground that is a little neglected. It's special this year, but I intend to continue the jar ...

This is what Didier wrote in another thread concerning this problem: You will be able, in some time, to confirm or deny a fear: two people have told me that "grass has grown on the hay" (this that I have never observed); I suspect the ryegrass, which has enough ...

20191223_110251 [1] .jpg Softwood branches broke with the storm. After having cut and put aside the smallest branches full of "balls", and while waiting for the purchase of a crusher, I chopped and crushed to the mass roughly this vegetable waste (thus end of branch, ".. .

20191223_110251 [1] .jpg Softwood branches broke with the storm. After having cut and put aside the smallest branches full of "balls", and while waiting for the purchase of a crusher, I chopped and crushed to the mass roughly this vegetable waste (thus end of branch, & quo .. .

There I found the passage of Odette: "glomaline has a lifespan of about 30 days" (after 2h15). Hence the need, according to her, to almost constantly cover uncultivated soil spaces (inter-crops and inter-rows) with living plants such as green manure. Isn't that ...

I'm looking, I'm looking ... Still on glomalin, this article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/230879824_Glomalin_An_arbuscular_mycorrhizal_fungal_soil_protein speaks (tabkleau 2) for agricultural soils, glomalin contents from 0,32 to 0,71, 0,3 g / kg of soil. Either 0,7 to XNUMX per thousand or ...

thibr wrote:is that not precisely the purpose of taking hardship into account?

Is that so ? They will take into account the arduousness? How? 'Or' What ?

Sewer workers have a much lower life expectancy than ordinary people. Because of toxic gases such as hydrogen sulfide in particular. It is an Inserm survey having followed, it seems, all the sewer workers in Paris between 1970 and 1999, which reports this information. https: //presse.inserm.fr/dure ...

The Cagnolle farm leans over the seedling compost ... I'm waiting for the rest! I did not find the technical sheet for this soil online. I do not know if it is enriched ("fertilizer"). Otherwise, I'm afraid that the guy, it happens to him what happened to me with various soils of the trade: plans ...