Soil Health Principles - Jill Clapperton

[@ryanminielly3318]

excellent.... if we could only get more people to be this passionate about our soil.

[@redddbaron]

Ryan Minielly I am one of those people!

[@benpracht2655]

cold play

[@garycollinsworth4780]

Thanks for your excellent program and sharing!

[@gregrodgers8705]

MARVELOUS WISDOM THANK YOU!!

[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Thank you for sharing this important information listening from Bangs Texas

[@soilsaucedave]

I like your slides!

[@traceymap]

thank you for information and enthusiasm

[@albertboyles7637]

tracey peterson keep looking.

[@incorectulpolitic]

Comfrey and alfalfa got the deepest roots.

[@Jefferdaughter]

Anyone interested in soils, whether for crop production, forage, or the environment, should see Dr. Elaine Ingham's work. One info-packed synopsis: ua-cam.com/video/QMvpop6BdBA/v-deo.html Her website: SoilFoodWeb

[@albertboyles7637]

There is some great info here. There are also some majorly lacking pieces. Like the fact that microryza fungi can be trained. Your welcome.

[@albertboyles7637]

The problem with earthworms is the removal of the habitat required by the plants that are duff loving and or leaf litter dependant.

[@garycollinsworth4780]

Like the earthworms brought to America by European settlers

[@robertcalamusso4218]

Anytime for dinner and a movie

[@gsmscrazycanuck9814]

Now if only we can get away from soil destroying zero till farming practices.

[@albertboyles7637]

Brent S natural ecosystems have the best soils on earth and they are absolutely no till.