Very good video

You will never write a program or a book that works. Nature is random, and when you force her, she resists. Things work and improve for a time, but before it starts being less effective, you have to change things up. This holds true in row crop production, grazing, forestry, and animal management. I’m speaking about this from the perspective of using biology, not chemistry as a means of production. We happen to be organic, but it holds true to extremely, radical low input farming. Their is a lot of potential for success, but it requires much more change than in the actual crop production process. The business side, marketing, handling, the money side etc… Farming is not going to even resemble what is being done now, 30 years from now. These are very exciting times we are farming in. Hope I live to see a lot of it happen.

What is the yield of wheat?