Brilliant video. Really insipiring me to have better soul health. I love watching your videos Sarah! I have been watching you since u started youtube. Its so fun to watch your progression. u inspire me so much with my flower farm. Wish u lived closer to me! Lol. Im accross the pond 🇺🇸
Totally get why my plants are new plants are being destroyed by predators. My soil is exhausted after years of not adding fertiliser as my dog would just eat it. Have composted FY manure and will be using this winter to improve condition. I have obviously forgotten all I learned on the RHS course decades ago but this video was brilliant and answered a lot of question. Thank you
Thanks for sharing this, it is a whole new understanding of soil and it's health for me. I will definately be looking at my soil differently from now on. My first observation and my major concern at the moment is how your soil held together, mine is very crumbly. I love your mortar and pestel, very organic looking.
So informative! I really needed this for many reasons, especially for my frustrations with weeds. You've inspired me to learn more about them not to just worry over them. Thank you. Can you do some content about how you choose certain cover crops for certain reasons? I have been trying to research that and find it confusing. I think I want winter kill, because I do not have nor can I afford the kind of equipment that would be needed to eliminate the cover crop in spring. But I also need a cover crop that will help break up my clay soil. I almost decided on radishes, but I read where they can bring in harmful bacteria! I thought of clover, but I read it is hard to kill. And so forth.
I'm so excited you shared this video! Fellow soil nerd here. I'm currently taking Elaine Ingham's microsope course at the Soil Food Web School online and it's fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and passion for soil health 😊❤
@@bloomandgray I'm really loving it! I think you'd really enjoy it. I have a few weeks left of the certified lab tech microscope course and am learning so much. I especially like sampling my worm bin. There's a lot more to discover and the world needs more soil advocates. 😊
Wow, what a really interesting video, I think we all take our soil for granted. I'm going to have to wait until I've had some more rain before I do my worm test, I've got heavy clay, with cracks in at the moment. It has had manure occasionally over the years, but not for a few years now, as local farmer couldn't deliver it anymore. Still, I grow decent veg & flowers, but dependent on the weather, like we all are.
Until now my soil test consisted of digging my forked spade into the ground and seeing how far it would go. In Texas caliche that’s not far because it’s mostly rock. Compost and mulch are my best friends!
Brilliant video. Really insipiring me to have better soul health.
I love watching your videos Sarah! I have been watching you since u started youtube. Its so fun to watch your progression. u inspire me so much with my flower farm. Wish u lived closer to me! Lol. Im accross the pond 🇺🇸
fascinating information. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this video Sarah. x
Loved this video Sarah. Found it very useful. Keep them coming.
Very interesting! Lots to consider about soil health.
Totally get why my plants are new plants are being destroyed by predators.
My soil is exhausted after years of not adding fertiliser as my dog would just eat it.
Have composted FY manure and will be using this winter to improve condition. I have obviously forgotten all I learned on the RHS course decades ago but this video was brilliant and answered a lot of question. Thank you
Thanks for sharing this, it is a whole new understanding of soil and it's health for me. I will definately be looking at my soil differently from now on. My first observation and my major concern at the moment is how your soil held together, mine is very crumbly. I love your mortar and pestel, very organic looking.
Brilliant
You are amazing!!
We don't get to see many videos like this.
Thank you for sharing your ongoing knowledge.
Cheers from Michelle in Australia
I dont know who you are. But i think i love you ❤
So informative! I really needed this for many reasons, especially for my frustrations with weeds. You've inspired me to learn more about them not to just worry over them. Thank you. Can you do some content about how you choose certain cover crops for certain reasons? I have been trying to research that and find it confusing. I think I want winter kill, because I do not have nor can I afford the kind of equipment that would be needed to eliminate the cover crop in spring. But I also need a cover crop that will help break up my clay soil. I almost decided on radishes, but I read where they can bring in harmful bacteria! I thought of clover, but I read it is hard to kill. And so forth.
Very nice sharing thank you
Thank you Sarah great information! 🍁🍂🍁💚🙃
Excellent video ...
REALLY REALLY REALLY great video and informational
I'm so excited you shared this video! Fellow soil nerd here. I'm currently taking Elaine Ingham's microsope course at the Soil Food Web School online and it's fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and passion for soil health 😊❤
Ah wow! I’ve been looking into this course too. How are you finding it?
@@bloomandgray I'm really loving it! I think you'd really enjoy it. I have a few weeks left of the certified lab tech microscope course and am learning so much. I especially like sampling my worm bin. There's a lot more to discover and the world needs more soil advocates. 😊
Wow, what a really interesting video, I think we all take our soil for granted. I'm going to have to wait until I've had some more rain before I do my worm test, I've got heavy clay, with cracks in at the moment. It has had manure occasionally over the years, but not for a few years now, as local farmer couldn't deliver it anymore. Still, I grow decent veg & flowers, but dependent on the weather, like we all are.
Very interesting- thank you
Excellent video! I'm going to try some of these techniques.
~ Sandra
Curious if you guys have jumping worms over there, they are incredible destructive. Really like these videos.
Until now my soil test consisted of digging my forked spade into the ground and seeing how far it would go. In Texas caliche that’s not far because it’s mostly rock. Compost and mulch are my best friends!
Love it! Our new farm is 6% organic matter so a ways to go yet
That’s still good going!
Ery interesting indeed
This is a great resource or refresher course !!!
Discover the BIG FLAW in microbiometer that I told them about but they didn't fix. Oooops!!!!
Better tools are my choice
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