Summary:

In this conversation, Dr. Tom Dykstra discusses the intricate relationship between plant health, water management, and the role of mites in agriculture. He emphasizes the importance of understanding overwatering, the bioelectromagnetic aspects of plant physiology, and the nutritional needs of plants and insects. The discussion also delves into the complexities of insect perception and the implications of plant health on pest management strategies.

Takeaways:

Overwatering can lead to unhealthy plants that attract pests.

Mites play a role in cleaning out unhealthy plants.

Bioelectromagnetics can influence plant health and insect behavior.

Water quality is crucial for effective irrigation and plant growth.

Calcium is essential for plant health and nutrient uptake.

Insects perceive their environment through various frequencies.

Healthy plants can coexist with mites without significant damage.

The two-spotted spider mite thrives in dehydrated conditions.

Plant catabolism can attract pests like spider mites.

Understanding plant health is key to managing pest populations.

Chapters:

00:00 Compensating for Salt and Overwatering

00:56 The Benefits of Dousing Plants with Water

02:55 Water Saturation and Soil Infiltration

04:44 The Role of Xylem Tissue in Water Uptake

07:41 The Importance of Water Quality

11:21 Root Growth and Watering Practices

15:14 The Impact of Drip Irrigation on Root Growth

18:57 The Role of Insects in Plant Health

20:20 The Problem with Eradicating Mites

21:17 Considering Energy and Frequency in Food Consumption

22:27 The Solution: Overwatering and Irrigation Management

25:21 Introduction and Technical Difficulties

25:35 Background and Conference Attendance

27:03 Dr. Dykstra's Introduction and Degrees in Entomology

28:29 Bioelectromagnetics and Insect Sensory Systems

32:55 Insect Vision and Frequencies

39:24 Infrared Frequencies and Dielectric Antenna

44:56 Research on the Two-Spotted Spider Mite

48:28 The Relationship Between Plant Health, Dehydration, and Two-Spotted Spider Mites

54:37 The Disassociation Between Cell Membrane and Cell Wall During Dehydration

59:56 The Impact of Protein Breakdown and Dipeptides on Mite Feeding

01:11:14 The Presence of Mites in a Healthy Plant Relationship

In this conversation, Denver Black and Trent Graybill discuss fall management practices in agriculture. They emphasize the importance of preparing for the next crop during the fall season and highlight the potential benefits of stimulating soil biology and breaking down crop residue. They also discuss the role of microorganisms in nutrient availability and disease prevention. The conversation touches on topics such as irrigation, exudate production, and the impact of cover crops. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of investing in the fall to lay a strong foundation for the next growing season.

Takeaways:

Fall is a critical time for preparing for the next crop

Stimulating soil biology and breaking down crop residue can have significant benefits

Microorganisms play a crucial role in nutrient availability and disease prevention

Investing in the fall can lay a strong foundation for the next growing season

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Context

01:06 The Importance of Fall Management Practices

04:17 Breaking Down Crop Residue

07:13 The Role of Microorganisms in Disease Prevention

10:38 Investing in the Fall for Future Benefits

In this unique podcast we get the rare opportunity to interview Dr Arden Anderson and Dr Tom Dykstra after an epic conference in beautiful CDA Idaho.

Just before the podcast we discovered that both of these giants in the regen space studied under Dr Phillip Callahan, ("Tuning into nature") expert in antennas, communication, frequencies, and etymology and a legend in our space. Needless to say we unpack this gem.

We also take time to discuss what it takes to think deeply and make real progress by stepping out of super reductionism and studying with breadth as well as depth.

We hope you enjoy this podcast and please let us know if you would like to listen to more podcasts in this format.

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Riaan Kirsten of Rainmaker joins us to describe their AOP- Advanced Oxidation Process for treating Irrigation water. Riaan will be at the Soilcraft Regenerative Agricultre Conference 2024 in CDA Idah Jan 17,18,19

"What is your #1 input in crop production?

Is it NPKS?

No... Its water

What is your water like?

Is it pure water?

Join me as we dive into an incredible technology that allows us to free the water as a catalyst initiating electron swaps and changes. Enabling the water and whatever you apply within it to truly make an impact.

• Increase the amount of water you can hold
• Increase how deep your roots grow
• Reduce your input costs
• and drastically reduce the stress in your crops!

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Join the Soilcraft Team and our special guest Craig Harding, as we talk about the importance of silica.

1. What is Silica
2. What is Silica responsible for in plants?
3. How do we use Silica at Soilcraft?
4. What have we seen from the use of Silica

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Join us as we interview Craig Harding, Director at Riverside farm in Zambia Africa, and learn about what urged him to regenerative management on the picturesque farm producing bananas, soy, and wheat on the edge of the Kafue river. Craig has been integrating livestock as well as cover crops, mineral nutrient foliars, and soil stimulating fertigations. He describes how the farm serves the community surrounding for food security etc as well as the “why” that is propelling his conviction to change.

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