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I thought this was a how-to video, I'm trying to just figure out how to restore my soil so that I can transplant seedlings into it where they can thrive.

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It really will help but cannot eliminate the vast use of fossil fuels.

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South Africa

Thanks for disseminating so information “for free” to the general public. I have watched hours and hours of your videos, always learn something and feel encouraged about our future

Great insight

Kansas, North East. I've been composting, but not well. Now that I have quail and a lot of quail straw/poo, I hope to improve my soil the correct way. I've tried growing two types of mushrooms (oyster indoors and winecap outdoors, using cornleaves/stalks) and still have mycyleum in the soil. I just went out today and cut down a tubful of nettles.

Mam please try to make sweet and short video.

I'm curious how crop rotation relates to the idea that different crops will need a different balance of fungi to bacteria. Do we still need to rotate crops if we get the mircrobiology right or would it be better to plant the garlic in the same bed every year?

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Lovely practical talk thank you. I was so interested to hear about Cory putting biology on the seed. I started doing this from instinct very lightly as I or the farm contractor did not have the equipment to do in-furrow.

Thank you so very much for THIS VALUABLE information!!! Southern Utah checkin in #desertenvironment #WormFarmer #Vermicompost #NoTil #FeedTheSoil Thank you ALL

You both are great and a valuable asset for soil health but after all those efforts no changes or very little changes visble on land specially in india.. And our govt also not taking much intrests to protect our farming and soil they still gives huge sbusidy on poisions and synthetic fertilizers..

Fascinating, loved hearing from all of you thanks for all the encouragements as students we need it. A belated birthday wish to Elaine.

Omg, I live in Pacific City, I didn't even know yall were in oregon !!

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I like what Mr. Lu is saying. Farming is healthy for body and mind and leads to better things.

Thank you from Southern Utah! New Worm farmer here, applying Biodiversity to bring life INTO this Lil Rural Plot ... facing erosion, PSI compaction, weeds (ground varieties & milk thistles 10 feet tall); poor water "set up" in relation to Pine Trees (4 @ 250-300 feet high) vs pasture area. Thank you for sharing ALL this VALUABLE INFORMATION ❤❤❤❤

Be my wife

Why does corn grow better next to a tree stump

Thanks for this gift! You guys all Rock!!! Nature rules!

I've seen Mike Rose been made from tea bags being mixed up in soil and left I seen microbes being made also by old hamster pin bedding the wood chips being thrown away mixed into dirt and left to right I never knew that all that fuzzy little fungus looking stuff was good for plants and gardens mind blowing

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How do you evaluate the developing comp0st pile? Dennis

Gladto hear from you at SFW, adam and guests. A narrow red/yellow N/S oriented rain cloud dumping rainwater here currently. Hope some infiltrating...Thanks for SFW continuing ed. Dennis

I wonder where the course sits in regards to cert levels 1 to advanced diploma

Thanks for delivering this great information. Been paying attention for 9 years now keep up the good work.

I couldn't pull things together for this school session, but I'm going to try to be ready for the next. Here on the home front, I live on a hill with compacted ground underneath an inch of top soil. In one bed, I made made compost from leaves and lawn clippings. Was given an inoculated bag of corn for deer feed and added it to the bed just for the sake of having fungi. Then, planted a plum tree in the center. Most of the tree was in poor shape when i planted, and I lost most of the trunk. Then, it began to send out new plum branches, but one was a Peach branch. Next, i bought a thornless Raspberry plant, but it was already woody and would only produce suckers for next years crop Ended up with about 30 suckers. Al season, I have had an abundance of stinkhorn, but everything is doing well ,4 different types of peppers are doing doing extremely well in this bed,especially the jalapeños. The experiment continues. 😊

My wife kept telling me to clean the tall grasses on the side of our house along the road and start a small garden and grow our own food and vegetables since we obtained weeks ago free seeds from Dept of Agriculture. I stumbled upon Dr Elaines soil food web as i searched for infos about gardening...its not ai....but The Holy Spirit that guided me. Thank you very much Dr Elaine and the entire global team of soil food web educators. Cris Cabrera Jr Lipa Batangas Philippines

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Why are there random large an button mushrooms growing threwout my desert garden in winter .

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Way to grow Soil,Food Web, pro’s.

thank you so much!

The use of Lactobacillus bacteria is suitable for plant protection, nitrogen fixation, and decomposition of phosphorus and calcium in the soil

I’m curious, do all molds trigger people who are sensative to molds likley due to genes related to detox and other stuff?

I’ve been wondering the role of rocks in regenerative agriculture and stuff given how slow they break down and that geomyco stuff was interesting and perhaps the missing point. I actually would love a video on just how to use and think about rocks on the farm and in the garden within our time scales.

Watching from northeast Washington ❤

Total knowledge but they are talking more like they are giving a college lecture instead of simple person that all they want to know is the steps on what they have to do for their garden to improve the soil.

small grower in Kansas America the chemical wasteland. See on my channel as a GMO corn farmer destroys my farm. 30 years of growing food for kids. Get a new neighbor and almost die along with my animals. I suffered for years sick in my house. Three other countries had to tell me the truth. Go grow Something worth eating you’re worth it.

I am a small gardener here in central Louisiana. I am a open book, where and what do I start first to improve my soil ?

The thing about organic matter being eaten, is those bacteria go to the bathroom and die eventually to and those things are also part of the soil.

If you’re in the desert, and you have trouble getting samples of diverse compost and natural materials. You could almost make a small buisness for maintaining a compost pile that is healthy and diverse and give a certain percent away to other regen people that are interested. I’ve mentioned before we prob just need to make model systems in various counties for people to not be taking too much from the forest

Hearing him speak about large competitive trees and effects on soil gets me thinking about those forest floor plants, like ginseng, and the others that sometimes are hardly noticable most of the year. Makes me happy to be learning about and exploring nature every day, and imagine the magic happening among those big old trees and ancient root systems with the smaller plants among them.

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