Natural Ecosystem Restoration

06/09/2024

NER is kicking off the Fall 2024 planting season this year with seed biopriming. We had successful results Fall 2023 and Spring 2024 with seed priming and are looking forward to the Fall/Winter growing season.

🌱 Seed biopriming is a process for establishing soil microbial populations to create a symbiotic relationship between the seedling and the soil microbes. The seed is coated before planting with beneficial microbial species including multiple strains of bacteria and fungal species, as well as low levels of bioavailable micronutrients.

🌱 Successful establishment of a flourishing rhizosphere has proven to be the most efficient and cost-effective way to increase soil microbial populations even in the off season with cover crops
🌱 Every trial over 2 seasons validates increased seed emergence and seedling vigor.
🌱 For the cost of a cup of coffee, you can prime an acre of seed.
🌱 The efficiency of applied nutrition or pesticides is driven by soil microbes.

03/08/2024

Checking on Organic Pima Cotton in Terry County with Chad. We’ve got a good fruit set, pretty good node spacing, and 30 more days to put on fruit.

10/07/2024

07/06/2024

NER founder Chad Wall gave a presentation last week on “Creating Habitat for Soil Biology” at the Heritage Homestead Conference last week. We were glad to be there surrounded by people interested in homesteading and stewarding the land.

23/05/2024

Priming cotton seed this morning as farmers are starting to get their seed in the ground.

Interested in having your seed primed with our inoculation blend?

Call Chad at (806) 592-1143 for more information!

16/04/2024

RESULTS from seed inoculation Fall 2023!

➡ First Slide shows seed that was inoculated with our blend of microbial populations and seed that was not treated. We are stunned at the difference in root growth!

➡ Second Slide shows seed that was inoculated with our blend of microbial populations before planting at 36 and 72 hours after planting. The seedling at 72 hours after planting shows a good example of root colonization. That's what we're going for!

❔Interested in seed inoculation with NER this planting season? Call Chad Wall at (806) 592-1143

13/04/2024

With so much information and products out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which direction to go with your operation every year. But, one thing all the experts can agree on is that flourishing microbial populations help everything from water efficiency to fertilizer application. With seed inoculation, you are giving each seed its own little microbial population to support it as it grows.

➡ And you can do it for the cost of a cup of coffee, per acre!

📞 Call Chad at (806) 592-1143 to chat!

12/04/2024

Adding one more step to your planting process may seem like extra work, but inoculating your seed with microbial populations that support the soil and seed is worth it. Especially when this step is as simple as having your seed inoculated on-site for you! Give Chad a call at (806) 592-1143 and we can come to you!

05/04/2024

Seed inoculation with microbial populations will support root colonization at germination and as the plant grows. Good root colonization will supply the seed with water, nutrients and carbons.

➡ Check out this great example of root colonization in Terry County! Chad took this picture while he was out checking on cover crops with a client.

04/04/2024

Microbial populations control how the plant uptakes nutrients once it has germinated. Supporting your field’s microbial population will make an impactful difference in the health of your crop.

02/04/2024

Seed inoculation is a revolutionary way to promote seed and soil health during your growing season. Give your seed what it needs to thrive before it even comes up by inoculating it with the good stuff to help it grow.

Let us know in the comments what you think about this new application! Have you heard of anyone doing it before?

28/03/2024

NER is offering a new service and technology: Seed Inoculation

Seed inoculation is a process for establishing soil microbial populations to create a symbiotic relationship between the seedling and the soil microbes. Instead of waiting for your seed to come up, coat it with the stuff it needs to grow before you put it in the ground!

Quick Overview:
➡ Seed is coated before planting with beneficial microbial species
➡ Gives seed jumpstart and improves germination rate and consistency
➡ NER can bulk treat seed at planting site
➡ Low cost per acre

🌱 Maximize your seed success this planting season. Stay tuned, there is more to come as we dive into seed inoculation.

📞 Give Chad a call for more information! (806) 592-1143

24/03/2024

Natural Ecosystem Restoration’s booth at the Ogallala Commons Stewarding Our Water Future Conference. Our founder, Chad Wall, presented on Restoring Soil Biology. We were glad to see so many people with the desire to steward our ecosystems for the restoration of

12/02/2024

Join us in Amarillo where Chad will be speaking at Stewarding Our Water Conference for the Ogallala Commons. Early Registration ends tomorrow so click the link and register today! https://ogallalacommons.org/conference/

12/02/2024

Advancing Eco Agriculture and John Kempf are coming to Lubbock for a workshop on February 22, 2024 at the FiberMax Center for Discovery. Join us for a great day of learning and visiting. Click the link for more info and reserve your spot today, it's coming soon! https://land.advancingecoag.com/john-kempf-workshop-feb-2024?_gl=1*1iihlva*_up*MQ..&gclid=Cj0KCQiAoKeuBhCoARIsAB4Wxtc-QwbFvNTWVG5jYMcuOf_NBq5Hmre9hPn4H40edjsngR_sfPSDJlAaAmLNEALw_wcB

04/03/2021

We are happy to support local businesses in our community who value the restoration of , and as we do!

We want to thank Natural Ecosystem Restoration for providing structured water to our guests at our event.

Contact Chad if you want to know more about water devices for your family and animals.