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Posts by Charles Paynter

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Excited to be at my first BASE conference in Newcastle 😎

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Groundswell Agriculture

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Episode 142: Harnessing Technology for Regenerative Grazing with Jason Rowntree
Episode 142: Harnessing Technology for Regenerative Grazing with Jason Rowntree YouTube video by Advancing Eco Agriculture

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Deepseek R1 Explained by a Retired Microsoft Engineer
Deepseek R1 Explained by a Retired Microsoft Engineer YouTube video by Dave's Garage

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And so it begins
The start of a major reset for arable and particularly regenerative farming

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Interesting to see the soil that’s covered with plant pot bases as part of the #BOFIN # Slimers slug trials. The effect of weathering in the outside bare areas allows the rain to run the clay particles together reducing surface aggregation and water/air movement

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Double check. Linseed can be converted to a toxin during digestion. I think a small amount is ok. Similar to clover & bloat perhaps🤷 If they’re starving on entry and then penned in tight and forced to eat a lot quickly with nothing much else to help buffer?🤷

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My first attempt at an alternate row under sown legume trial. The plan is to remove only the CC and stitch in a cereal crop next spring leaving the legumes intact.
Help from Anglian Water much appreciated

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How do you get on grazing sheep on the linseed David? A grazier I heard of turned some lambs out on a cover crop with quite a lot of linseed and a load of them died😱

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Variable- the very dry spell Aug-mid Sept and some late harvested crops hindered initial establishment. I’ve got cover crops that are half their normal size because they didn’t really get going until late September

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