Learning off each other with Peter Legg
It was an interest in body building, personal training and nutrition that sparked Peter Legg’s journey into farming. You’ll now find him on the family’s 45ha dry land arable, winter sheep grazing and dairy support block in Southbridge, Canterbury. Peter talks about ‘right place, right time’ cultivation and success in raising soil organic matter levels. And he shares his experience with lime and biological nutrient brews, and his observations of the farm’s economic improvements. Like most, Peter has concerns moving forward, but is also clear about the exciting opportunity farmers have with practices like green crops and maintaining soil cover all year round. "It just blows my mind because we struggled to grow cash crops on dry-land in the early days. And now we’re growing a cash crop and all this biomass over the summer. "It’s like, how is this even possible!" 🪴 Quorum Sense website (www.quorumsense.org.nz) 🤙 Quorum Sense Farming Network Facebook Group 👣 The Quorum Sense Podcast 🦋 Quorum Sense Facebook page 🌸 Quorum Sense Instagram ✨ Quorum Sense Newsletter 2023 Quorum Sense
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The tables have turned for arable farmer Peter Legg, from initially learning off others’ knowledge and experience to now being someone others are learning from!
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