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One of my future goals is to buy such desolate quarry (or other dead barren land) for dirt cheap and transform it into a paradise. Thx for doing trials for me, and I can't wait to see this wonderful project of yours develop in the future

These guys are incredibly articulate in their explanations of the various processes. Super professional! I'm well inspired now.

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This was so inspiring to the re-greening project I have in the high mountain desert. You guys are doing gods work!!!

I’m wondering about the expense of the project. Fortunate..but a great thing !

Yasssss!!!!! This is amazing!! You guys are the coolest.

So much excellent scientific knowledge in this video. The parts about soil, nutrient, and fungal interactions, and the electromagnetic properties of the basalt are impeccable classroom biology lessons that definitely weren't in the books 20 years ago. Shaun Overton at Dustups Ranch is trying to activate his desert land with biochar & mulch, but he didn't add basalt or fungal amendments other than what was in his compost tea. He is so remote and his bulldozer keeps breaking down; he needs a team like you guys have to help him jump-start a few of his 320 acres. Cheers!

Beautiful!!

The application of the principles in terrible situations. But we need to know what it cost. After all this is only three acres..What is the yearly rainfall? It is a one-off investment, so maybe it was worth the investment.But it seems more of an exercise to see what can be done on totally destroyed landscapes, to prove what is possible.

Same the fungi!😍🔥 such a beautiful soul. Miss you brotha!

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every living thing has water inside of it... the more living things in the soil the more water there is...

Amazing, love these videos! It is so nice to see videos showing these techniques applied the Texas Hill Country landscape. It is crazy how fast these the land responds

Nicely done gents. So often these types of videos can get a bit too groovy. So refreshing to see such passionate reality based explanations Once those two young men hit their stride, the explanations became rather captivating. Both speaking with confidence, after a what seemed to be a timid start, then eventually beaming. Thanks for the video Symbiosis, it appears that you've assembled a bit of a dream team for land management. As well, the transformation in the moonscape was phenomenal.

love ittttttt. great work!

Maaan i wish i woulda found yall before i moved to louisiana! Wouldve loved to work for yall!

Such great info… just subbed and looking forward to going back over your videos. We’re working on converting a 1/2 acre field of Bermuda grass and weeds into a garden, agritourism, and educational space. 😀

If all your fellow citizens could see this video .... what a re-newed vision for the future ...abundant, green and healthy. Thank you.

Don't you think it would be better to spread the bio-char and rip the hardpacked desert soil at the same time? Otherwise, you're almost just spreading fertile soil on top of pure gypsum. I would expect most tree roots to bounce off the bottom and stay in the fertile zone, at least for longer than they need to. I'm usually against tilling the soil because it destroys the root and mycelial systems. But in this case, there's nothing to destroy.

You sound like Greg Judy

Great video 👍 Ominous music 👎

Great work you guys! That’s coming along very well.

Great stuff guys we need to get out there keep it up!

Hello What was used to fill the quary? Growing flower over compost and manure i can do on a balcony. I expect next years to be less impressive as manure wont be here anymore and roots would not have time to go deep. How many did truckload did you put? That is impressing ! They want to have a pasture, i hope they will implement a system that will not ruin your efforts.

Great project!!

What precipitation rate can this handle?

You might suggest to them that adding trees and eventually beaver will help a lot for further improvement, adding trees at the top of the watershed will help them spread down and the beaver may dam further down

Amazing job! So inspiring.

These videos get me so hype and inspired!!!! Feel like I could run through a brick wall right now lmao proud of yall dudes ! Look forward to helping out on these larger watershed healing projects 😍

This is awesome! It's very educational and is very respectful of the land. Beautiful work and words to describe the project. Thank you!

Crazy how we always get these places that are super degraded to be healed i wonder how little u would have to work in a less disturbed area

when they talked about micro rhizomes, all i could think was "theyre nutrient brokers?" hahaha

Thanks for the awesome video and sharing your insights!

Bravo boys! Very nice. I own a permaculture biz in Phoenix. We obviously mostly do urban projects so this is very inspiring to see the real deal happening over large swaths of land.

Amazing work! Thank you for taking the time to chronicle this and sharing it. I really enjoy this type of content

Awesome job. I recently seen a news program about Zombie well..old abandoned oil wells and damage that were continuing to create problems. While it appears capping them is very expense I wonder if maybe better land management and containment might help since as their exposed to the elements they will continue to be problemic over time. The old mine materials I would assume to be absorbant to fluids but the biggest problems seem to be gases into the air. Just thinking about it so again great job.

Great video! Super inspiring!

Fantastic work Adam & team ❤

How are you securing the deer cage to the ground? I don't think that was mentioned but I may have missed it. It looked like you were just partially burying it in the last few seconds of the video.

Great video! Look at that hydro seeding truck drive right down the basin of that terrace. You don’t often see that capability in swales.

Y’all are the actual best!! 👏👏👏 thank you for all of your hard work

Cool!

Great land stewards doing great things here in the Hill Country!

Thank you so much for such a detailed explanation. Deer learned to jump over my 4ft property fence and devoured several of my newly planted rare flowering trees. All new growth is gone overnight. I've been searching for a simple but effective protection. Thank you!

Can you share an update? Thinking about using this

Do not use cardboard, in its production glue is used which leaves lasting effects on the workers' skin, I know a man who worked in a cardboard factory. Don't use that, take cut dry grass, it's available all around. Recycle cardboard.

Wow I see that at my place as well

Goggle; soil works llc.

Those rips are bringing up calcium, & other minerals causing better seed germination, including the moister.