Cattle Show 2019

BiosaHerb Active Microorganisms at Hjørring Agricultural Show on June 21 & 22, 2019.

BiosaHerb dealer Jørgen Larsen, Hjallerup, and Lunde Maskincenter, Varde, are collaborating on the news,

Application of microorganisms. And surface composting with the Biorotor, which is used against perennial weeds and promotes surface composting, which is the new approach to plowing-free and "reduced" tillage with cover crops, which helps build up the soil's carbon and humus layer. Most agricultural land in Europe now contains only 1-2% humus/carbon; previously, it was 5-8%. This observation brings an understanding of the many fungal attacks on agricultural crops.

This spring, the Biorotor was tested to only work the soil to a depth of 2-4 cm, meaning the Biorotor cuts plants just below their growth point. Plant roots from both weeds and cultivated plants are thus incorporated into the building of humus & carbon. The Biorotor proved effective for this purpose. This new operating method will save fuel, chemicals, and working hours.

In the "old agricultural soil" that we farmers inherited from our ancestors, there wasn't the same fungal pressure on agricultural crops as we see now. The former thick topsoil & humus layer was the natural habitat of fungi, where they perform the valuable work of transforming plant and root residues into new humus, and the soil's fertility.

In our fertilizer accounts, we report approximately 2 large livestock units per hectare, but underground, we have natural microorganisms, fungi, and beetles equivalent to 18 large livestock units = 20 large livestock units in total.

It is the "feeding of the underground large livestock units" with BiosaHerb that restores the natural balance in the ecosystem.

When the soil's natural biomass is degraded, and old straw and plant residues are plowed up when new ones are plowed down, it is a sign of degradation of the soil's immune system. Subsequently, plants are attacked by fungi and insects that normally operate underground and not on cultivated plants.

When the soil is regenerated with "BiosaHerb Microorganisms" and the soil begins to build up the missing "cultural base," deep humus layer, and carbon compounds, CO2 will bind in the humus/topsoil layer with the help of "18 Underground Large Livestock Units."

There is no climate catastrophe in agriculture, only a lack of intelligence! – Thought-provoking!

With the introduction of BiosaHerb Active Microorganisms, a fungus called "Actinomycetes" is restored in the soil layers. This fungus has been sprayed away with "fungicides" for many years and removed from textbooks at agricultural schools. The fungus can extract 30-40 kg of nitrogen from the air. This is the same amount of nitrogen that agriculture wants to use extra. First remove the fungus and then we fight to get permission to use more nitrogen - Where is the intelligence?????

The Biorotor from Lunde Maskinfabrik.

Couch grass control with BiosHerb Miljø and the Biorotor!.

First, we must understand why so much couch grass grows. Couch grass is a "pioneer plant" that begins to heal the missing humus/carbon layer in the soil when the task is done - but it will take many years! That's why I combine Biosaherb Microorganisms with the Biorotor. The method is that at the same time as the BioRotor throws the couch grass roots onto the soil, Biosaherb Miljø and molasses are sprayed onto the roots. When the Biorotor damages the couch grass roots, sugar and water flow out of the wound on the couch grass roots. The microorganisms love sugar and "eat" the couch grass root from the inside. The couch grass roots can then resemble "black licorice sticks"

In addition to what has been described, the stand will provide information on "slurry composting." "Slurry is money, and money doesn't smell."

When feeding livestock with Biosaherb Microorganisms, the manure does not rot, but through liquid slurry composting, it builds up the "Essential Amino Acids" (the building blocks of life) which, when they are spread on the fields, build up the soil's fertility. The same positive processes are achieved with composting deep litter.

A positive result is more feed units per hectare, no fungal attacks, and no heat generation in the silage when the cultivated soil is inoculated with antioxidants via BiosaHerb Microorganisms.

Livestock nutrition improves, and crop yields and feed value increase. Please note that building up the soil's natural fertility is a time-consuming process. You may not see a significant effect initially, but if you have started inoculating your soil by feeding livestock, the effect will continue to intensify. I recommend taking an "Albrecht" soil sample at the beginning.

BiosaHerb Miljø & Supplements works in many areas: better feed utilization, better stable hygiene. The method is "to start before the problem arises." Biosaherb is not a pesticide, but it promotes molecular biology on the farm.

I gladly invite you to visit farms with more than 10 years of experience in using Biosaherb Microorganisms.

BiosaHerb Microorganisms are not a "miracle cure" but forgotten knowledge that restores soil fertility.

The University of California published a report in 2019 showing that BiosaHerb Miljø has as good an effect on mildew removal as other chemical products.

BiosaHerb Miljø contains Photosynthetic Bacteria, which can be measured in plant sap a few hours after spraying on crops using Brix analysis, increasing sugar production.

Once the microorganisms have built up the soil's natural microlife, silage crops are self-preserving, and it is not necessary to use silage additives.

The cost of using BiosaHerb is approximately DKK 330.00/hectare in the System Physiological cycle.

This is what we will be discussing at the Hjørring Agricultural Show, Stand 72.

The method of building a good soil structure by producing Compost Tea and Bacillus subtilis with BioReco is also a topic you can learn about at the stand.

Sincerely,

Knud Dencker-Jensen

”farmer”

Biosaherb Environment & Feed Supplements.

+45 4018 0905

Course booklet & Article on my development process and interest in the subject.

Building soil fertility with compost

Link: Film with Agronomist Martin Beck (My Danish colleague)

Organic Craftsman of the Year, SOIL FERTILITY, Martin Beck video

A fertile soil - The regenerative biodynamic agriculture video