Have you heard of a digital clone? Here is mine: delphi.ai/johnkempf This thing is trained on all the things I have published over the years. You can ask it questions 24/7/365 It is an interesting time, to have technology this good at impersonating someone, and being able to point at every thing you have ever said. I also discovered I have written/spoken 4 million words that were recorded over the last decade. 🧐 Please let me know what you think!

Pinion over the disease target = 🎯🎯🎯

Glyphosate residues in food contribute to antibiotic resistant genes… Obliquely mentioned in the article, but not explicitly described, is the direct function of glyphosate as an antibiotic. mdpi.com/2305-6304/14/6/506

The revelations six years later are pouring out so quickly that it is impossible to keep up much less mentally process all this: * The Director of National Intelligence has documented 120 US-funded/owned biolabs in 30 countries many of which are manufacturing and manipulating infectious diseases. * Senator Rand Paul's committee has released the receipts concerning US funding/backing of the manufactured SARS-CoV-2 virus/vaccine as part of this program. * Senator Johnson has produced definitive evidence that US public health agencies knew of the grave dangers of the shot to everyone but said nothing. * Many officials are privately admitting/proving that the whole point of lockdowns was to preserve population immunity for the shot and block other avenues toward wellness. * Hardly any of this makes the national news and one wonders if the public mind has any awareness at all.

How do you reconcile the drive to “feed the world”, and the market signals in so many different crops that we have over production?

Good stewards need options in the supply chain. On the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, Cole Mannix and John Kempf discuss the problems with consolidated corporate meat packing and processing, and alternative models that can reward producers. Cole is the founder of Old Salt Co-Op in Montana, an alternative model for meat processing and distribution. Old Salt consists of member ranches, processing hubs, e-commerce, local restaurants, and an annual community festival hosted directly on his family’s ranch. 🎧 Listen: loom.ly/FcT3i88

How concerned should you be about biuret content of foliar application urea?

AEA agronomist Ethan Darling shows off corn emergence on a home trial using a biological planting solution vs an untreated control. ➡️ The corn planted with the biological solution is germinating faster and more uniformly. ➡️ Early emergence gives crops a stronger start and helps set the stage for the rest of the season. Ethan's drench recipe: Rejuvenate, SeaStim, SeaShield, HumaCarb, and Spectrum Myco. Buy those things here: loom.ly/cJaJMlA

“AEA made it fun to be a farmer.” Mike Omeg shares what it's like to work with AEA. Mike is a phenomenal orchardist, and we are proud to work with him and the team at @OrchardViewCher. They grow some of the best cherries we’ve ever eaten. We wrote a case study on some of Mike's achievements, including: ✅ Eliminating a bacterial canker infestation ✅ 4x yield increase on infected block ✅ $2000 (13%) increase in revenue per acre in a single year on another block from increased fruit size alone Read the full case study: loom.ly/p7Q0cWA See less

"I've been trying to understand what the plants need in terms of nutrition to prevent or to cure any type of issues or ailments that come onto the farm." Peter Henry is a first-generation farmer who manages a diverse, seven-hectare operation in the mountainous terrain of the Dominican Republic. He focuses heavily on biological soil health and precise nutritional balance instead of conventional chemical applications to proactively build plant immunity and suppress heavy tropical disease pressure. He works closely with AEA to run on-farm trials and design sophisticated nutritional programs. 🎧 Listen on the podcast with @Johnkempf : loom.ly/QT2wzR8

We have a regenerative organic farm right now. Have transitioned hundreds of acres. And for over a year I’ve been working on creek restoration on our property to improve water quality. We’ve been actively doing these things. He is a career politician that just talks about it.

Well written synopsis

The best thing is a precision nutritional foliar informed by sap analysis. The next best thing is a foliar designed to meet the needs of a crop's growth stage. We developed simple recipes for fruit and vegetable growers who don’t have sap data. ➡️ Even without guiding data, they’ll get you 80% of the way there. ➡️ They require just 3-5 products. ➡️ By using different ratios of those products throughout the season, they meet the crop's varying nutritional needs at every stage of its growth.​ 📖 For details on all these formulas, and lots more info, check out our Fruit and Vegetable Growers' Guide: advancingecoag.com/resource/… 📄 Download a printable pdf: loom.ly/7ZHXt7w

You do know that you can dry that down with a boron application that is actually healthy for the people who consume the grain, right? Glyphosate is not the only option here. Just the only one with an economic incentive behind selling it.

We had an awesome visit last week to Robert Hall Winery, checking in on the trials run by our friend Jordan Lonborg of Coastal Vineyard Care Associates (including an AEA nutritional protocol). Robert Hall has been conducting multi-year side-by-side trials since 2020 comparing regenerative and conventional wine growing all the way to the bottle. Jordan turned the trial up a notch since taking over management of the vineyard in 2025 by focusing on diverse cover cropping, feeding biology via drip irrigation, and a foliar fertility program. Robert Hall is set up with state-of-the-art monitoring technology, and is able measure soil temperatures, soil respiration, rhizosphere activity, and much more. Jordan's work has already produced phenomenal results on the regen block, including: 🍃Thicker and more dense leaves 🍇 Less shatter 📈 Potential for improved yields We'll share data from this trial as it becomes available.

The next step, garlic, DMSO, MSM, vitamin B1, are all known to have some degree of effect on insect/tick attractiveness when taken orally, and all are sulfur delivery mechanisms. They will dramatically reduce fly pressure on livestock, mosquito pressure, and yes, attractiveness to ticks.

Every farmer should have to grow a garden. - Tom Cotter

The solution to citrus greening is known. Has already been demonstrated. Citrus greening is solved, ready for the moment when the citrus industry develops the desire and intestinal fortitude to adopt a solution that isn’t based on genetic engineering or rescue chemistry.