Related to the last question and the overall topic, it seems we are at a stage where it is being recignized the importante of biomes around plantas and their relationships with ours. Aboveground plant biomes are also conforming an open field! By sure, answering the question of why plants respond so well to rain water is more complex and interesting to study than the conventional one, focused on minerales that this water contains.

We need soil testing Army

Can you tell me where you bought the core tool.

Way to go keep up the good work I'm looking forward to taking the Soil Food Web course and producing great compost been landscaping 35 years, think it will be a great step.

We appreciated the opportunity to be on the webinar. Great technology in helping farmers make sound agronomic plans on all the diverse crops they grow!!!

Thank God I found this video, I am a small gardener that is putting high tunnels up and want to garden in them. I need to do soil regeneration within these tunnels. I will send my water and soil samples over. Is vacuum sealing a bag ok? Also what about GPS coordinates of the area? Also you have Crop what about multiple crops for my case which would be multiple vegetable crops within a 30'x 72' area.

Congratulaciones Alberto y Adrián, como toda gente involucrada en este cambio de realidad que va mejorando la Tierra!

Great info

Hi

Two pillars in the regenerative ag movement. Thanks so much!

LOL. Oh, soil sample. Let me get right on it.

Thank you for all you do for the organic farming movement

Thank you for the very general explanation

Soo epic! thanks for the powerful and helpful content, Have y'all a good one.

Full video please?

Brilliant

Wow She's Great...... So, what seeds do I plant inside a coconut grove. 25x25 feet ? To get maximum Biodiversity.

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Thank you or the video!

Everyone is hyper fixated on the Energy Industry and all the models are based on emissions. Where's the Rhizosphere? Industrial Agriculture has dug up, burned away, and kept poisoned 40% of Earth's land. How is none of that carbon in any of the models? Is the carbon footprint of BILLIONS of hectare containing 60% of terrestrial biomass somehow inconsequential? Or did humanity poison the atmosphere with the decaying corpses of trillions of organisms, while in same motion undermining the ability of that global ecosystem to recover carbon? I don't wanna see or hear a single syllable from anyone about the climate crisis until the lost Rhizosphere and all the continuous slaughter of every single organism that dares even approach Industrial Farmland is fully accounted for in every model. Every climate model has to be exactly as wrong as this missing data. There's no reality where this much life being destroyed and gassed off has no carbon footprint. Climate smart is not enough. "Amplifying Soil Health" is a blatant lie. We have annihilated a LARGE majority of all terrestrial life. We can't just send it to the Spa for a glow up. We have to undo the vast almost incomprehensible harm our delusionally wasteful and disruptive agricultural industry has caused. And we need to start 10 years ago. With millions of Dirt Farmers, on every continent. Or there is no future. Not for us, or any other terrestrial life on Earth. We've destroyed most of the Life on this planet. There's no "sustaining" what's left. We've gone well beyond all that. We either set humanity by the millions toward the task of restoring the global Rhizosphere, or we pack it in. There's almost nothing left to sustain.

The future is a combination of synthetic chemicals and biology??? Hmmm 🤔.... Not on board with that one.

Great job Meri !!

Congratulations on your hard work, your commitment to creating a world with an earth that continues to produce food from a living soil base with lower industrial energy costs. To make us see that there are allies under our feet when we travel our farmlands and that, without them, if we do not take care of them, we could become extinct, because we would no longer be able to produce food due to the high costs of refining.

!Asombrosa!

Will the galvanized bucket add zinc to the sample?

Love love it! Way to go Joy & Meri

I'm in love with this teaser and video series ❤ Congrats to the whole team and specially Joy and Meri 👌🌱

Why don't we see this. It seems so simple. The people need to know this.

Soil biology is the key to organic agriculture 👍

Where is your soil? I'm lucky enough to live on about 120 feet thick layer of Mollisol.

Give me the reading list please?

Give me a reading list and suggestions where to get them, please.

See my comments on another vlog, this woman has the knack of presentation, organisation, preparation, execution

Btw, I don’t know the presenters name, but, I have a proposition for her, take at look at the book “Holistic Management” by Alan Savory et al. It is the worst written book with kernels of great ides. My proposition is the presenter, having the organised mind and being articulate, re-write Holistic Management for the lazy people who like organisation, logic and lucidity?

This lady talks well, sets out the ambit of the discussion points, then goes to the detail, good job well done, thanks

nice colours for the thumbnail :D

Sounds great. We all want a healthy robust soil in our lands. What about big scale, crop yield?

Great analysis. I’ve seen the world (soil) open up with DNA results. Answers questions…. Sometimes raises questions but always exciting to know.

Ok, it sounds good. What is your recommended foliar which boost the soil fungi ecosystem next to the plant?

Ed, You may be exactly right about the chaos. I've made efforts to get mychorrizal fungi established (inoculated at transplant and then inoculated each cover crop). The Biome Makers test still shows myco numbers are low, buy present. Microbiometer has shown slow steady increase of fungal:bacterial ratio from 0 to 0.3:1 to 0.7:1 now. The goal would certainly be >5:1. I've found a source with 18 species (Root Rescue) hoping to hit one that will be symbiotic with citrus.

My theory, there is some chaos until the fungal network develops and then regulates all the exchanges.

Its mindboggling that not even single comment here about this and yet everyone of us depend on the soil, majority are very stupid creature!

Thank you for the video and thank you that we are going away from destructive agriculture and let the Agronomist reigns

I hope to work with you someday,I'm from Morocco

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