Northeast, Nebraska | MNfarmer85 - 5/12/2025 17:41
The "dead bugs" part can happen rather easily since a few microbes don't like to be put in a plastic jug and moved cross country.
Not sure I'd call water conditioning of some sort a "biological" either since it isn't dealing with a living organism. Kind of like pouring a carbon based N stabilizer in a fertilizer tank, it does some good but varies year to year and by conditions also. May be hard to measure the effect at times.
Water conditioning is not a biological product. Some reason somebody watched my videos and brought that topic back to agtalk on this feed. My goal with the videos is to share my experience with using biologicals on my farm this season. Some I sell and others I don't. Some will probably fail but we will learn together. It is just to show what i am doing on my farm using tools and processes available to me.
I use the structuring devices to help get stuff into the plants |
Biologicals on youtube