Ha good! it grows very well under an umbrella pinehumus wrote: the drill can have very variable C / N ratios, I saw 25 in this document and it grows very well.
http://documents.irevues.inist.fr/bitst ... _479.pdf? S
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A chamber of agriculture has tested this product: result https://pays-de-la-loire.chambres-agric ... _en_GC.pdf
They are obviously quite focused on yields, we can understand them and in the configurations tested the product does not show any advantage.
Without being able to say anything, one can always suspect lobbyism or the negative a priori behind this study.
In such a case, it is best to experiment yourself on a small scale.
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izentrop wrote:Ha good! it grows very well under an umbrella pinehumus wrote: the drill can have very variable C / N ratios, I saw 25 in this document and it grows very well.
http://documents.irevues.inist.fr/bitst ... _479.pdf? S
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and on the protein level, 2 important criteria which determine the rest.humus wrote:They are obviously quite focused on yields
Not at all since the tests were made against an untreated control.humus wrote:one can always suspect lobbyism or the negative a priori behind this study.
When you know that for a correct yield you need a contribution of 100 kg / ha of N for winter wheat, in their tests they put 300 kg / ha of bacteriosol at 2.7% of N, that amounts to bringing 8 kg / ha of N, we understand better https://comifer.asso.fr/index.php/fr/co ... icle-pageshumus wrote: in the configurations tested, the product does not show any advantage.
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izentrop wrote:and on the protein level, 2 important criteria which determine the rest.humus wrote:They are obviously quite focused on yieldsNot at all since the tests were made against an untreated control.humus wrote:one can always suspect lobbyism or the negative a priori behind this study.When you know that for a correct yield you need a contribution of 100 kg / ha of N for winter wheat, in their tests they put 300 kg / ha of bacteriosol at 2.7% of N, that amounts to bringing 8 kg / ha of N, we understand better https://comifer.asso.fr/index.php/fr/co ... icle-pageshumus wrote: in the configurations tested, the product does not show any advantage.
Bacteriosol is not a fertilizer, we do not care about the content of this or that, it is a concentrate of living organisms to structure and care for the soil.
As said before, it is the equivalent of a microbiota transplant for a human.
For the impartiality of the chamber of agriculture, control plot or not, when we want to demonstrate what we want to demonstrate, we always get there.
We are at a time when we can no longer believe anyone, especially when there are big pennies behind.
Sad world.
I would believe my own experiments.
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