Neal Kinsey: Using Soil Analysis to Grow Crops MP3

In his compelling talk from Acres U.S.A.'s annual conference in 2005, Neal Kinsey instructs listeners how to use soil analysis and data to grow specific crops. He includes what to look for, and why, in this must-have for eco-agriculture enthusiasts. Kinsey has been called a "consultant's consultant." Through his in-depth courses, he has trained thousands of consultants and sophisticated growers in the methodology of soil element balancing using cation exchange capacity. Kinsey specializes in building and maintaining soil for quality crop production and travels the world consulting in and teaching the Albrecht methods of soil fertility balancing. His understanding of macro- and micronutrient balance in the soil is hard to match. In addition to consulting on crops such as corn, cotton, soybeans, rice, wheat and other small grains, he also works with significant acreages of citrus, vegetables, grapes, alfalfa, pastures, oats, melons, almonds, avocados, coffee, bananas, turf grass, and most other crops grown around the world.