How To (Literally) Save Earth

[@Himani_inamiH]

That's depressing because we all know humans are not going to do anything about information like this to change their behaviors

[@dennisplayinglacrosse]

So you wouldn't either?

[@UnconvincingX]

Yeah, Potwhovian? What are you doing to help this earth?

[@Art_of_Throwing]

It's fine Look on the bright side you'll most likely be dead by then statically speaking considering ever thing that will unfold before then

[@OverlordZephyros]

I suggest you look at the venus project... some people are trying to change the world

[@NatCo-Supremacist]

Since there are people who disagree and actually would change their behaviors, you're objectively wrong.

[@seleciaa]

I always wondered why my mom didn't uproot our harvest over the fall, and let it stay until Springtime when we needed to replant. Now, I understand it was to preserve our good soil! :)

[@MeepMeep88]

I took a dump on my front lawn. Some say I'm a hero, but I'm just doing my part.

[@weirdo6821]

i wish i could do that but i dont have a lawn

[@opalescentskies3605]

NotCool Guy same here.

[@devin3537]

WHY R u EVERYWHERE 😂😂

[@totally.normal]

bruh

[@smartbasketball8966]

l

[@chawinnieshu]

The public should be way more aware of this. Great clear explanation, awesome as always!

[@richodude5455]

0:04 is that a diglet!?

[@Umneriko]

nah I don't think so. It's obviously a drimogemon.

[@czechslovakian]

Need 2 more.

[@kitto8143]

Cooper Wheatman ikr is that diglet

[@Adnkitty]

No it’s definitely Dugtrio

[@HuongNguyen-ks2dq]

Yup

[@1ucasvb]

As usual, a big part of the problem is that being environmentally conscious is not economically viable. Our civilization really needs to wake up and start making some sense in the large scale.

[@HenriZwols]

Economy is not the cause of the problem, it's a symptom. Life itself is competitive. Humans are part of life, so humans are competitive. Education will not cause a chance in how we live. People will live a life as comfortable as possible and when problems arrive, people in power will simply avert negative things happening to them.

[@DanielCathers]

It's not economically viable because governments intervene with grain subsidies.

[@J-Post86]

Biggest part is peoples diet. Simply eating plants instead of feeling half of the plants we grow to farm animals...

[@Boborbot]

Lab grown meats aren't far away. If PETA and all other vegan organization will just put their marketing funds into research for lab grown meat they can cripple the meat industry in a decade or two.

[@spoods4628]

I'm fairly certain that people don't care because it's not a problem big enough to care about.

[@LelekPLN]

Soylent Green is people!

[@unvergebeneid]

Eat your greens!

[@benjaminmclaren8782]

I see what you did there.

[@redcoat4348]

bra me there

[@redcoat4348]

*beat Fuck autocorrect

[@mwildish]

Avoid Soylent Brown also. It's made from shit and urine.

[@ReiYuriko]

I use these methods on my farm!

[@cjf-rw8vl]

very good!

[@Xenro66]

If you got any neighbouring farmers, try to convince them to do the same, if they don't already :)

[@purplejellyfish395]

Good

[@pixlrix]

well thanks for your contribution

[@karimi8467]

Very good

[@reshmasheikh3363]

Earth: *exists* Homo sapiens: I’m about to destroy this man’s whole career

[@sktalking223]

No Humans:we will destroy the soler system

[@fadrendonellchen6145]

@@sktalking223 thats impossible

[@sktalking223]

@@fadrendonellchen6145 or is it?

[@fartpluswetone8077]

It's not too unlikely we'll annihilate ourselves before we can do that.

[@Coconut-yv8nd]

Fadren Donell Chen it’s called A J O K E

[@AlexBooster]

Contrary to popular belief soil is NOT required for plants to grow. If you provide certain nutrients (dissolved in water), plants can grow and thrive on ANY substrate. So, specially designed farms can grow excellent produce without a single gram of soil.

[@AlexBooster]

***** Nope. That would only be expensive on an open field farm. (and frankly, there's no need for that there because it does have soil) But on a specially designed farm (with no soil) it will be very efficient i.e. far less expensive. Plus, only a tiny amount of water and nutrients will need to be used (most of it will be constantly recycled). We will first introduce this type of farming in twitter.com/StarCityProject where will produce all crops *within* the city's territory (underground).

[@AlexBooster]

I have to correct myself a bit: There are actually commercial greenhouse plantations today where plants are grown without any soil and all nutrients are supplied dissolved in water. This is known as Hydroponics.

[@hinkwanwong9315]

Yes. but hydroponics uses more water, a more valuable resource than soil surely.

[@AlexBooster]

Hin Kwan Wong Wrong! Hydroponics only uses a *tiny* fraction of water and a tiny fraction of other nutrients as compared to traditional agriculture. Most of the water and nutrients gets recirculated so that it only uses the amount of water and nutrients that the plants actually take in. That's a tiny fraction compared to wasteful traditional agriculture.

[@AlexBooster]

***** Sure, because of the initial investments required hydroponics is mostly suitable for developed countries. This certainly isn't suitable for small farmers in developing countries. That's true. But in developed countries even relatively small farmers can afford it. Plus, this investment is gonna pay off fairly quickly.

[@cornishphilosopher]

Soylent, that is NOT a good name for a food company, especially when you mentioned caniblisim a video sponsored by them.

[@FFXfever]

I don't get it. What is the connection with cannibalism?

[@tecknitian4514]

Soylent Green

[@FFXfever]

Oh! Way before my time haha.

[@tecknitian4514]

Santa Australia Mine too, :).

[@mikzin630]

SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!

[@codekillerz5392]

Steps to save the world: 1) Go to google 2) Type in world 3) Go to images 4) Save as 5) YOU SAVED THE WORLD

[@blitzwaffe]

I DELETED MINE I HAVE JUST DESTROYED THE WORLD WHAT DO WE NOW WE'RE ALL DOOMED CALL THE NAVY I BLAME THE ILLUMINATI!!!!

[@navyanto]

+blitzwaffe someone called my name?

[@MikhaelAhava]

Brilliant mate.

[@johnsontheguy5177]

Don't worry I got a backup on my computer. But I backup at the wrong time. I back it up on 9/11 RIP.

[@Lyrabon]

+blitzwaffe FFFFFFUUUUUUCCCCCCCKKKKKKK

[@FewVidsJustComments]

0:12 soil can break bedrock? *goes to mnecraft to try it* lol

[@plant5875]

B.J. Hubbard hmm

[@galaxydog4260]

Did it brake or I need answers lol 😂😂jk

[@Nutellla]

Wow, i am in shock

[@Project_VideoGame]

It works \*smashing dirt into bedrock with a piston*

[@Alvionalx]

Lado Tech oh shoot

[@log1x07]

those plants smiling made me smile :D

[@Master_Therion]

This video scared me so much that I soiled myself :(

[@Boborbot]

You must underSAND that these puns are the dirt of the comment section.

[@JoeyBartlett]

Unclean! Unclean!

[@Master_Therion]

Joey Bartlett Chill out, it was just poopy pants not leprosy. But I did bathe seven times in the river Jordan just to be safe.

[@JoeyBartlett]

Glad someone got that reference.

[@MoFiTheMagnificent]

W

[@Hlynurarni]

Soylent Green is People!!!

[@AbsurdJosh]

That would solve the population crisis.

[@dennisplayinglacrosse]

k

[@19xalex89]

+Josh and global hunger.

[@mirage199]

don't worry I get the reference :)

[@Art_of_Throwing]

shhhh no no we don't talk about that

[@BrookeKaylee]

I drove past a massive stretch of land that used to be a paddock with absolutely no trees there but now they've replanted all the trees it made me so happy

[@TheParkourFencer]

What one of the most exciting ideas I've seen fairly recently is vertical farming. Basically you take a bunch of shelves and turn them into customized flower pots (excuse the oversimplification) and grow crops vertically instead of over a vast area of land. It's also supposed to save water and energy in the process. I urge anyone interested in renewable resources to check it out.

[@thechair6519]

Well since we know where it goes, we just take it back. E a s y. Also this is a joke before you go hulk smash mode.

[@Barskor1]

You can pump out the silt that settles behind dams so..... not really a joke.

[@Sthgeneric]

I think that this would be a genuine idea

[@georgekromidas5097]

How to do your part on saving the Earth: Don't have kids.

[@seabb]

Or, you could adopt.

[@kiefac]

+Shelly Bai That just means someone else does the breeding. Delegating your destruction, essentially. I vote for the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement

[@Soma2501]

Yeah, lets brainwash people to kill themselves...

[@georgekromidas5097]

+The Spark Apparently "don't breed" and "commit suicide" are synonymous.

[@Soma2501]

George Kromidas I was commenting on "Voluntary Human Extinction Movement"

[@skylarhartung2498]

LETS SAVE THE 🌏 EARTH!!!!!!! ITS ALL WE HAVE IF WE KEEP PLOWING AND DESTROYING THEN WE WILL HAVE NOTHING LEFT TO MAKE MONEY OFF OF SAVE THE EARTH!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zUltra3D]

This would be happening right now, if we would live in a normal humanity. But we only have assholes in this world. So no actions will be made.

[@hevgamer6087]

@@zUltra3D when thye start losing money because of the lack of soil, companies will do stuff to stop it

[@katjamanning9535]

Really tho, I feel like no one is paying attention to global warming and stuff. Even Lil' Dicky made a song about it yet I feel like people aren't doing anything. ( the song is here please watch it it's important kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqfYf5KNq6tkqtE )

[@finnishwehraboo8377]

@@hevgamer6087 no they wont :(

[@saraikiball9411]

Good try but i dont think people care

[@SoraCrownofHearts]

This is amazing. :D I love your great video and animation!!! Thanks for the heads up. People should really look into natural farming. Letting plants go wild.

[@hellboy6507]

Its an age old problem, dating back to when we first began agriculture. The solutions are as laid out, leave the fields fallow to prevent erosion. Most fields also have a perimeter of raised medians with trees planted on them to break the wind. We already do this.

[@Doge-mb5yb]

Just do underwater farming. Simple enough.

[@exxelsetijadi5348]

Except for the fact that if that is performed, you can only harvest algae and kelp because you can't eat anemones and corals Or can you ?

[@thenormaltyper3487]

Or salmon

[@thenormaltyper3487]

Coral are endangered though

[@everybodyclapyohands]

There's no sunlight in the ocean also there's too much water

[@volkano6991]

Use kelp lol

[@Ryantherinosaur]

Amazing video!!! I learnt a lot of helpful information from this video! Keep up the good work! 🌏❤️

[@JCisKing1337]

Wait... Soylent? Your advertising Soylent? Does this specific Soylent happen to come in the colour green?

[@TheNachoNinjaz]

New business idea: harvest swept away soil from lakes, dams, etc.

[@cjf-rw8vl]

you never know

[@TheNachoNinjaz]

+icewarm2 You're harvesting it from a water source. You can probably get a hydroelectricity plant set up.

[@bcubed72]

Well, dredging navigable rivers already is a "thing," and I suppose they make use of the soil, as they already do with the sand/gravel.

[@AlexanderEmmanual]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this the reason why much of our food is not as nutritionally dense as it used to be?

[@RoundPi]

I think a lot of people already say this. But the animations are so adorable. (adding this to my very long list of subscriptions)

[@aminator3924]

1:17 at my result on my device, my device lose battery power 50 times faster than charging to 100%

[@lucasrainey9999]

The people who disliked wants the earth to go in peices

[@KAMF-GALAXY]

Yes

[@Gigaheart]

Needs to be mandated, your profits be damned. I'm so tired of hearing about people not doing something they should be doing because it cuts into their profits. Stop worrying about your fucking profits and worry more about preserving all this shit so we all don't die, OK thanks bye.

[@grayeaglej]

The problem is that if your grocery store started charging the prices needed to fund this stuff then it would be canceled immediately. Because even if you forced the farmers to do this stuff for free YOU still have to pay for it either through taxes on food so high you cant afford to eat, or income taxes so high you have to chose between food or housing.

[@ProfessorSyndicateFranklai]

Well, if the profits go down i'll be fired, my successor's a bone head who will run us into the ground, and I don't nearly have enough money to do things. Listen, our margins are razor thin, go talk to apple, google, they can afford it.

[@JNCressey]

Socialise the farming sector. Bigger, more efficient, less environmentally damaging farms instead of smaller, less efficient, more environmentally damaging farms. Make food free, tax the rich.

[@ProfessorSyndicateFranklai]

CoughSocialistRussiaCough

[@TheNightwalker247]

1:58 look up gabe brown. He grows way more crops on the same land and just undersows and seeds shortly before winter to get as many roots into the ground as possible. This way he built the organic matter from 2 to 7 percent.

[@beanism1319]

Merchant in 2100:You want soil? Its only 200 dollars per grain

[@RedsBoneStuff]

2:18 That one battle's in the middle of the Sahara desert XD

[@99thTuesday]

What some farmers are doing are just replenishing the soil of their farms artificially rather than retaining the soil quality they already have.

[@qhack]

The fact that you somehow think artificially maintained soil is substandard to natural soil... You do realize that the act of planting a crop is itself not natural. Using fertilizer to replenish what a crop removes from the soil isn't a problem. Yes, over fertilizing does lead to environmental issues, but to a farmer, it's un-economical to do so, so this also isn't a huge problem.

[@ericmeans5598]

Yes, but it is not as efficient as you think for example corn(one of the most heavily grown crops in america) takes 2 calories of the petroleum(to make the fertilizer) to 1 calorie of corn

[@qhack]

[citation needed]

[@bcubed72]

+1 on "citation needed." AFAIK, the entire "seed-to-booze" process is (marginally) energy-positive, which means that the "seed-to-corn" process is even more energy positive, as there are losses at every step. (There is exactly one study I'm aware of that says EtOH production is energy negative--by Prof Pimental--and his co-authors actually pulled out of the study when it became apparent there were serious issues re: not counting the caloric value of distiller's grain and other by-products.)

[@uncreativename4180]

anyone ever think about how all the planets in our solar system are named after god while the planet we live on is called dirt.

[@MagnakayViolet]

In many stories, humans come from dirt/clay, so it's not so bad. The other planets may have pretty names, but we can't live on them.

[@laurencephillips4372]

They are named after Roman gods, not God.

[@MagnakayViolet]

SpinosaurusGamer Blame people for retardation as people are the ones who decide to keep doing stupid things even when told not too. Too bad that you don't like the bible but it's not going away.

[@brianajadav4725]

this video should get shared so much

[@fuge74]

despite what they are saying we have moved to a four crop rotation, that is immediately after planting one crop we plant another. your prpposal is based on the monocrop, which is almost barred for poor erosion control. other crops like corn depicted can be regrown repeatedly for long parts of the year.

[@tardigrades3184]

You were sponsored by soylent? I heard their green one was human.

[@Barskor1]

What does it taste like? It varies from person to person.... :)

[@HardCounter]

At the end every continent has a stick figure fighting except Europe (and Antarctica) xD

[@KohuGaly]

europe will get nuked right in the start :-D

[@ericmeans5598]

That's because the EU is attacking all the other contenents

[@spoods4628]

If the EU is attacking all other continents, what will happen to Asia?

[@Thorite_Gem]

0:02 I see a Diglett. I need to catch it!!!

[@Atlas-yh6vg]

@@ragdollyandy pokemon*

[@ragdollyandy]

@@Atlas-yh6vg . *I don't remember writing that comment so I deleted it...*

[@alicehooves]

Maybe do rows of different plants like for example:you could add a row of trees to hold the earth like you said and then a row of crops with water between them.This could maybe also fix the "too much fertilization" problem because since there are trees it could suck some nutrients and could leave some leftover nutrients that are enough for the crops to survive. And another is that since you are planting trees you could also farm fruits like apples. I hope this is helpful information. UwU

[@ghost_ship_supreme]

Wind is a big problem here in North Dakota. Fortunately we have shelter belts and whatnot to prevent major erosion. However some farmers have started ripping even those out.

[@vimoo9783]

How normal people reads title: How to (literally) save earth How anime fans read title: How to save Earth Chan

[@sarahtonin58913]

Soylent... sells PEOPLE!!

[@nicwow8424]

Can't we just use hydroponics?

[@salmonsuc]

This was the first video in which the voice actor introduced themselves at the start of the video

[@salmonsuc]

I think, not confirmed

[@eden7010]

There's a book called _Weedless Gardening_ which teaches a gardening method just like this, with no tilling and lots of mulches, both living and dead, on the soil. It conserves water, reduces weeds, and increases fertility.

[@kimdavis2433]

I offer to shovel the soil out of dams and sell it to farmers

[@someperson5506]

That should become an actual job.

[@johnsanvictores6639]

That seems more of a better solution than what was said in the video

[@TheTinyWheels]

+TheGentleShark ­ yeah but we would need a lot of people or a good amount of machines which requires some energy source probably coal or something which is mined which digs out soil which is bad and generates carbon plus if we did the thing in the video it would actually also help American obesity problems since food would probably get more expensive. (And) if you were to argue that the food supply won't be able to keep up with the population growth then that is wrong as long as we generate enough food for 11 billion people we are good (since we are having less and less babies until the max "normal" amount is 2 maybe with the occasional 3 to counter deaths ((this is one way humans could be wiped out)))

[@cOmAtOrAn]

Speaking as someone who has actually spend some time in the silt that builds up behind dams, that sh*t is dangerous. You would have to be slow and steady in order to avoid it collapsing on top of you, which might not be possible if the weather is uncooperative. And besides that, the cost and the carbon footprint of transporting so much material would be enormous.

[@LaughingMan44]

And people still try to tell me that it's sustainable to have 7 billion people on the planet and counting.

[@cjf-rw8vl]

well it can be, no price is too high for genetic diversity, btw once we colonize the moon then we will be even harder to kill... unless nukes

[@Tinseltopia]

It can be, but not as we currently live

[@BullShitThat]

Our way of life is the problem, not the amount of people.

[@BullShitThat]

Simon WoodburyForget Efficiency sake? I don't think you realize just HOW *inefficient* we are at allocating and utilizing our current resources. We are FAR from being "required" to live anywhere close to the way we currently do... unless that requirement is deeply rooted/purely due to incompetence.

[@user-dx4rx3bt2l]

Actually, many studies have concluded that earth can only properly support around 8 billion people, and we're not very far from that.

[@BaxterDaTrashball]

0:03 Digglet is there!!

[@firefly3391]

Literally the most chilled way to say 'WAR OVER LIMITED FOOD SOURCES'

[@overworkedstudent8780]

It is important to know that the simple solution isn't to just implement strategies to save soil. Many people rely on their soil to get their food and when they can barely grow enough to eat they likely won't be willing to cut the amount of food they can grow even more.

[@lucilleshaniah1026]

This video remind me of a meme. . 😂 "How to save world" *go to google search for earth look for images and save it*

[@ToTheGAMES]

DIGLET

[@Vlogger-cp3li]

😢 I want my science class to watch this 😢 If everyone would help out we would have Earth longer.❤

[@dougdanciger9]

Should we care about plants should we try to protect them what would happen without them??? And why would there be no oxygen?

[@harrybishop2150]

I really like the narration

[@ammarkhan6883]

This is why im not a vegetarian !

[@CalvinKrause]

Most crops are used to feed the animals you eat. So less land is actually needed for a plant based diet :)

[@julianjimenez4046]

I do crossfit!

[@gozu9455]

but most crops are grown to feed farm animals

[@LapanConnor]

I drive stick

[@ThePianofreaky]

Animals are eating plants, so by not being vegetarian, you are killing more plants than vegetarians are.

[@iamshaf9525]

Also switch to ecosia for planting more trees! I kno im late

[@denisefelicitymiano8054]

How to avoid overpopulation Grab a gigantic machine gun (big as godzilla) and make a bullet rain

[@michiekin]

This video should have 7,000,000,000, views so everybody can know whats happening right now.

[@su238als]

Everyone: SAVE EARTH!!!!!! Me: *literally plays gaming games

[@siddhantmampilli8745]

How to save earth: Don't let trump be president

[@bwill207]

None of the above. Imagine you're hiring (for like, a people job,) and the only two applicants were a chihuahua and a goat. The position stays open, right? I don't see why this should be any different.

[@siddhantmampilli8745]

lol, it's a joke guys chill

[@chocodaddynig1301]

+Siddster 7 Donald trump isn't bad

[@Partyffs]

Yea better someone who suffers from stress induced seziurs. Btw how many media people who revealed something true about Hillary has died thus far?

[@DerNunu]

I liked your comment, having to vote between just two people is silly.

[@Shiorevi]

Cant you just Ctrl + S to save Soil (.exe)

[@seraphinasmith4515]

its ctrl=c

[@Enderquartz]

And if we need more soil, just copy and paste!

[@seraphinasmith4515]

Lil

[@Master_Therion]

I tried to make a hard copy of my soil but it turned into a rock.

[@thezipcreator]

+Master Therion Same. I cri evertiem.

[@Gothead420]

Growing hemp could help mitigate many of those problems caused by industrialised agricultural practices, since it covers the soil very quickly. Plus the fact that you can make almost anything out of it (anything but metals) should make people start wondering why its even prohibited...

[@13lunt420Media]

Happy Earth Day 2017 to Everyone in The World!

[@patrickharvey4734]

I love how you put diglett in the ground at the start

[@Ro_Gaming]

Step 1 of saving soil: don't let the planet hold it. It usually creates holes to tidal forces.

[@jamesfra1311]

Glad to hear that soylent is doing well!

[@mastereon895]

I like how the dirt is happy about the fighting

[@heavenlytrue1383]

After watching this video many people can learn what we are doing to the Earth! We humans have destroyed the Earth but we can change that by volunteering to clean up! There are many different ways that we can help the Earth!

[@ETRdav1d]

I love that your animator is a Pokémon fan

[@themagnanimous1246]

for some reason the way she says mangaia fills me with near-uncontrollable rage

[@__alex__the__wolf___633]

Wait, I know I'm late but can't we also plant deep rooted plants that produces edible fruit? That way it won't hurt the harvests every year or does it work that way?

[@vye6737]

0:05 Diglet! MinuteEarth loves Pokemon So do I

[@bjbarlowe]

MinuteEarth often seems to end their videos with some kind of apocalypse.

[@JeremiahIype]

I see a diglett at 0:01 and I approve.

[@deep_fried_analysis]

The dark undertone of the message coupled with the innocent music :D

[@MacKenzieMahon]

As a farmer we strive to keep our land as economically viable as possible while or keeping it environmentally stable. We keep our land green near all year long planting rye grass, clover, radishes; and a mixture of grasses with our main crop to keep erosion and loss of soil microbes and nutrients at a minimum. Erosion itself costs us far more than the crops are worth. We are changing from the older ways of straight ripping the soil till its dust and so is a bunch of other farmers. We're striving towards innovation vs being constantly attacked that were bad for the environment when it's the urban sprawl and city politics and opinions thats really killing our opportunity to develop new ways to better protect the environment and grow more productively the crops that feed the world. We grow for the environment, not stains to kill it

[@JmnNatu]

You know It's gonna be a good science video when it starts with a digglet on the screen

[@omri433]

i am subbed to this channel and did not see this video in my sub feed wtf youtube! why you make good videos dissapear !

[@mudkiptyler]

Could we just attempt to reclaim soil from river beds and general waterways by digging it out and replacing?

[@SebastianPappG]

Loving soylent. Highly recommended

[@Stalysfa]

Wait, I don't understand something, the soil doesn't disappear, right ? So it just goes somewhere else, it's not lost ? Captain here ?

[@MichaelSHartman]

An island "Soylent Green" scenario sponsored by Soylent. O-k-a-a-y.

[@wildmoose6934]

I'm currently in my first year of studying to have my own farm one day. The solutions shown in the video are taught to us, because it's a real problem and we save money by keeping our soil rich. Erosion means less nutrients, which means we need to buy them. The more you go over a field with your tractor, the more fuel you burn and the more you need to buy. Anyone telling you these methods aren't financially viable are either uneducated in the field or out of touch with new information. Sadly, farm owners don't make a lot of money so changing your equipment or getting educated on new technologies can be very difficult for people who have owned farms for decades, even centuries. Hopefully, governments will start programs to help educate and promote anti erosion methods so we can keep our soil rich and healthy!

[@chelseasmith8296]

I got an ad for Hellman’s mayonnaise at the beginning of the video!😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣😄😆😂🤣

[@user-zd1su5vv1d]

Help the earth,Dont think you did something thats small,IT IS HELPFUL,YOU MATTER.

[@melcoralinelover3803]

So should I eat meat or not eat meat?? Animals are suffering but soil is being blown away. Idk anymore

[@slugcat_number_75487]

"8,000,000,000 pickup trucks of soil" anything but metric in america, oui?

[@BluoenixInstitute]

I'm surprised someone would name a food company Soylent, considering you know... "SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!"

[@TheLuthyen]

I like the happy soil clumps :3

[@duck0176]

Without earth this channel will only be called minute

[@Antnec]

Those are some happy trees and bushes. :)

[@artuselias]

By the way, organic farming needs more land and increases erosion due to less non-plough tillage.

[@loof8713]

Well minute earth you have descovered thr cure to cancer and know how to save earth.... You are probably the best people ever

[@tomasmoreira5512]

here in portugal during the dictatorship we started clearing forests in the suthern part of the country for farming but the fertile soil wasshed away in weeks destroing all the chance to make any use of it. today its just a big waste land :(

[@wereid1978]

There are some old style farming techniques focused on soil retention. Amish/Mennonites use them.