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    Cropping Farmers Reveal How To Return Good Profits From Marginal Soil & Low Rainfall

    Ian & Dianne Haggerty buy farms with marginal soils and erratic rainfalls but consistently improve the and out perform the district yields. Using common sense, and learning about how the soil biology works, the Haggerty’s have reduced the use of weedicides and increased soil health. They look forward to sharing their knowledge with you.
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    • Ian and Dianne Haggerty
    • All Levels
    • English
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    This course includes:
    • 90-minute video with follow-up Q&A call
    • Lifetime access to the course
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    • Certificate of Completion
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    What You Will Learn…

    • How to apply biology to turn marginal farmland and soils degraded from high chemical use
    • How to keep moisture in the soil when you have lack of rainfall, erratic weather and lack of root systems
    • Understand how to get an active, healthy soil life back on the farm.

    Fast Track Your Farming’ Mini-Course Series

    • This is just one of the mini-course fast-tract video series especially selected to create powerful changes for your farming. It is accompanied by a follow up Q&A discussion. This gives you further information that is valuable after viewing the video.

    Description:

    The Problem: Marginal farmland, soils degraded from high chemical use, mixed soils, lack of rainfall, erratic weather, lack of root systems and lack of knowledge.

    What Did The Haggerty’s Do?

    They acquired knowledge. Firstly they attended an Arden Andersen course and then Dianne did Elaine Ingham’s 2 week soil course to understand how to get an active, healthy soil life back on the farm. Then, realising that moisture was No. 1 and that they needed to be flexible with the seasons, they reintroduced the microbes, minimalised chemical use and maintained ground covers to allow a good root system to develop.

    The Results: Outstanding! Taking a step-by-step approach the soils have become healthy and retain moisture. Yields are up, weeds and diseases are minimal and input costs are down. The Haggerty’s have an extremely viable farming future ahead.

    We’d like to thank Ian and Dianne for their generosity in sharing their valuable experiences about their transition to biological fanning. A special thanks also to the Haggerty Family for their kind hospitality. Also we acknowledge Nutrisoil for their support.

    Who is this mini-course is for:

    For all farmers who have sandy soils, marginal farmland, soils degraded from high chemical use, lack of rainfall, erratic weather and want to do biological farming.


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    Course Presenters:

    Appearing on this video:

    • Hugo Disler, The Patch, Victoria, Australia
    • Ian, Dianne & Matthew Haggerty, Wyalkatchem and Cleary, Western Australia

    Ian and Dianne Haggerty

    Ian and Dianne Haggerty, cropping farmers in Western Australia, know the importance of their soils “Improving biological activity in the soil helps to build rich top soils, but this can’t be done when high analysis fertilizers like N and P are being used.”
    Ian Haggerty says that abandoning traditional farming practices and moving into biological farming requires a careful transition period. “Because soil function has been impaired by chemicals it needs a gradual integration of biological farming practices,” Ian Haggerty said.
    The Haggerty’s have successfully improved soils on degraded farms bringing them back to life.

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