[unclebilly]

Originally Posted by john70t

The key thing I liked was that any farmer can start to rebuild their soil. All it needs is:
1). Mulch piles.for compost
2). Worm farm bin or raised trench.
3). Put that material into another bin to create a bio 'tea' for a week and then spray on the fields. Natural fertilizer to build up the topsoil.

I've got a Cletis Multrum composting toilet bin in the garage that produces a nice brown odorless liquid.
Needs leaves and an occasional sprinkle of bio agent to help it along.

You need a few more things…

Tractor, dump truck or manure spreader, compost media such as manure or used bedding, harrows, etc. This stuff takes time and isn’t an overnight fix. It’s taken me 3-5 years to ‘fix’ alkali soil in some spots on our land. A couple spots I was diligent and fed cattle over the alkali all winter long and then harrowed every spring. These spots now support a crop whereas before they would not.