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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2009

Marcel Moise grows barley sprouts as a superfood for his beef cattle year round in a greenhouse. The cattle provide the warm, carbon dioxide and methane to grow vigorous sprouts, and the sprouts are a nutrient rich (better than grain, better than hay) food for the cattle.

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  • I posted this video for Marcel b/c I thought it interesting. Compared to other grains, barley seed is cheap and has low nutritional requirements, but Marcel's system is not organic. He does use soluble fertilizers. However, with a bit of research you could probably do this with compost teas. There is another farmer in Ontario who has purchased a feeding system the same in principle but mechanically driven - expensive but much less labour.

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  • @kiwito22061 hi, if you are interested i can send you contact information. please inbox me

  • @mtiffany73 i can send you some contact information. please inbox me if you are interested

  • @gypsymama04 hi, my dad is old school and he doesn't use email, but if you are interested you can inbox message me and i will send you a mailing address or phone number to reach him

  • @crlndy i wanted to know if its ok to email this gentleman..im in montana,an am currently sprouting fodder for my farm,but have hit some walls.. thank you :)

  • Brillant!

  • WHERE TO GET THE BOOK.

  • The cows look very happy

  • What is being used for the nitrogen and potassium I am wanting to try this. any issues with gas build up in the animals. Wanting to use for goats and horses

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