How To Restore Soil Health | Healthy Soil - Healthy Planet Part 2

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[@xaviercruz4763]

So, if it is ready in 28 days, can it be used as a plant substrate like in a pot, and not cause any problems? 2. What were the points and factors she mentioned for a fully best results that Elaine said buzzed through them not to take over the talk, if you could clarify?

[@dertythegrower]

Thank you for opening the comments.

[@SPLITSLEEVE]

Don't know why this came to me but I am 30 minutes in and I just love Elaine's presentation. I hope i can finish this . I will take 4 days to finish. Thanks in advance.

[@presterjohn1697]

Straight Michael Jordan of Soil Biology. I could listen to Elaine Ingham all day

[@joshuajohnson714]

No she is not

[@presterjohn1697]

@@joshuajohnson714 Jack of All Microbes. Master of None.

[@katiez5660]

Retired from lab work. I love learning about the soil.

[@tycox8704]

Would like to see the philosophy of permaculture applied to the most reckless land use: residential lawns.

[@nandanugent]

At home we keep a small lawn kept with no chemical inputs. The grass which includes clover a nitrogen fixer and other plants makes a mulch for our fruit and vegetable areas.

[@charlespaynter8987]

I think this is a keystone issue. ☑️When most ordinary people wholeheartedly take on the idea of nurturing soil processes in their gardens over any other motivations they may have, that will be the paradigm shift needed in how we all view the links between the environment we live in, the food we eat and our resultant health outcomes.

[@kevingath9801]

I do this! Lawn space is an untapped goldmine for healthy food

[@insAneTunA]

Since I started to apply the permaculture principles to my small backyard garden, that was last year, the plants and trees in my garden look a lot better. I applied wood chips and woody clippings from pruning to the top soil wherever I grow things, no matter if it is in a pot or the garden soil. After one and a half season I can already see the differences. And I can also see a lot of activity from insects, there is more bird activity, I can see bats flying around in the evening, plants grow better and they look much greener compared to previous years. A particular bush was under attack by caterpillars for several years, but it seems to be recovering, and it seems that the caterpillars are not eating the new shoots. The very minute that I spread out some wood chips I saw woodlice crawling around it. It was almost as if they were waiting for it. Since I started to learn about the importance of micro organisms in the soil, I get far much better results in my garden. It doesn't matter if you grow flowers or vegetables, the same rules of nature apply.

[@stevencopfer5394]

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[@brendamclean3033]

🍀 Fantastic! Healthy soil, healthy food, healthy people becoming a Concious Planet 🌏 Save Soil 🙏 Let's make it happen 🌿

[@soilfoodwebschool]

Let's do this together!

[@exhile3747]

11:36 4 key group of soil microorganismo 25:03 what to avoid Ensure bacterial fungus ratio

[@BrianBetron]

Thumbs up: thank you for paying attention to the audio it was great this time

[@kelakinyele5886]

Good afternoon from Trinidad and Tobago. Very interested.

[@irianamuadz3618]

Thank You for conducting this sharing event.. I am from Indonesia..

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[@charlesbale8376]

Enjoyed the lecture and found the information both practical and useful for my urban homestead.

[@purplethumb5585]

Hailing from New York USA

[@Im-just-Stardust]

This was SO helpful. Thanks everyone

[@amwartwork]

paul stamets is a legend. look him up

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[@aerodilli]

Thanks for All You do!! Learning, doing and promoting - here in Malaysian Borneo

[@noelroga4593]

Heyyy.. Malaysian here too

[@kevinjames4191]

#savesoil let's make it happen

[@firdausmohammad5530]

Inspired.thank you very muuchhh

[@soilfoodwebschool]

You are so welcome!

[@dwightjackson3180]

What is Adam York preferred application method? Center Pivot, Self propelled Sprayer, or infurrow at planting?

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Thank you for the great question! Please contact us at [e-mail] so a member of our Science Team can get back to you. We can ask Adam for you.

[@hudson8865]

Thank you very much.

[@techdung5207]

Iam growing rice on flooded field, how can I applies aerobic microorganisms?

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[@browpetj]

Great presentations so far. For people looking for hands on stuff with interp that you can do in your own home with a microscope living web farms has some good lab presentations. Maybe this channel can build on this current 3 part series here with hands on sampling, extraction and lab interp. techniques. Very good springboard with these presentations!

[@OnTheCommon]

I think that costs $2900 ...

[@gordonstewart8258]

Small urban gardener in SW Wisconsin. Looking for strategies little old grannies can implement without much land-2000 sq ft or so

[@dertythegrower]

Gordon, buildAsoil Jeremy for sure, and also write down and get the orange book for JADAM farming.

[@jayvanwyck4717]

OYR on KZbin

[@gordonstewart8258]

@@jayvanwyck4717 Oh yes! I’ve seen him. He’s a bit more elaborate than I’m ready for but impressive. We are keeping soil covered and undisturbed, planting diversely, letting pests come, seeing predators arrive, leaving weeds be. Don’t have room for composting, really, but we have a pile. Looking to put it in a big plastic garbage can with holes all around for aeration with perforated tube in the middle a la Diego Footer mini Johnson Su. So we are picking a variety of brains

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[@fernly2]

TRANSAQUA PROJECT to stop Lake Chad desertification and NAWAPA to manage North American water resources are 2 projects long overdue but global leadership has prevented the initiation of these works. Can you comment on these projects fully or put links down below that are relevant if you cannot comment. TY for your work. Lack of education is a major stumbling block to having adequate human nutrition as well as the prevention of poverty,

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[@johndisbro2704]

Can someone please tell me what microscope and materials I need thank you

[@lisamorgan9151]

Does feed through dewormer you give horses end up in the soil and then through the manure …kills worms in the soil?

[@laracamp2627]

good evening ladies and gentlemen ✌️

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[@hetthakar2572]

SaveSoil !!! its time :)

[@VoluntaryPlanet]

We CAN fix this planet

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Yes we can!

[@magicvalleycandelariaquezo8137]

I would like to adapt this concept and technology and apply to my organic farm.. do u have office here in d Philippines.?

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Hi there! We do not have an office in the Philippines, yet we do have students there.

[@sembrandopaciencia9697]

Hello and thank you for sharing such valuable information! I’m so confused about the disadvantage/benefit of fermented plant liquids greatly promoted by Korean Natural Farming ‘practitioners’. I keep hearing Dr. Elaine talk about the importance to use only aerobic materials as amendments. Any leads? Thank you

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[@pawelk3702]

She mention small pile, what size would be minimum doing some testing? i wan to mix leaves with alfalfa hay 66/33 and question is for small pile like 100l better is add more nitrogen( for example 10% seeds or change ratio G/B) where enviroment codition is about 18-20C. Or small pile dont need that much nitrogen? My goal is more to build population of microbs than kill pathogens becaus i dont want use manure. Another question is better to add microbs colected from woods before or after, my goal is to dont make pile so hot but more to breed microbs.

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[@simpliciasantor5299]

I’m from the Philippines

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[@Aviatorgreen]

I would love to see some examples of someone doing everything correctly and seeing the actual yields.

[@soilfoodwebschool]

We have a series of Case Study videos on our website: www.soilfoodweb.com/resources/case-studies-videos/?vID=537972167%3Fh%3Df6a32ff941, hopefully we will get them on KZbin soon!

[@denniskemnitz1381]

@@soilfoodwebschool i depressed thumbs up cause I can hardly wait to here more from you folks ie soil food web

[@DoseofScienceDoS]

You can look at the gw bush library to see an example

[@this-abledtheextravertedhe5299]

#SaveSoil 😁🤗

[@joedisco]

Great stuff. Was wondering if you could say more about using decomposed manure (animal or even human) to help soil regen, and also whether you'd advocate urination onto compost as a liquid source (must be better than tap water?!) Thanks.

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[@jollyjokress3852]

Hello, I have a question related to the starting material. When you have this small sample of a local indigenous soil, in what part of the composting process will you add it? *Thank you in advance!*

[@hans-akescherp2844]

I live in Sweden. Do you also have your Courses online.

[@soilfoodwebschool]

Hello! Yes, we do. You can find them here at a discount right now: bit.ly/3uSjiwQ

[@davidpiesnikovski6082]

Hey, Elaine, my friend Samuel told me about you. :))

[@brethenricks3855]

Will gypsum added to a compost extract for a seed coating inhibit or kill the biology

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[@kmo1104]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿soil regeneration 2022

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[@marceloespiritu1755]

From the Philippines

[@barnyardbrio7597]

is wood ash good for compost?

[@woutervandenbosch8161]

I just bought 2 musroom grow kits and devided them in my pots. Wil that help besides al I'm already doing? I mean now I know I got some fungies growing in them, helping besides the worms and other creatures that are already doing their work. I guess my dirt aint dirt anymore but soil. Or at least it is getting there. :P

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[@woutervandenbosch8161]

@@soilfoodwebschool Is that all you can say? Every time the excactly same awnswer? Just tell the world, tell everybody in my position what to do. Or like I asked before, teach us in a video how to do your magic in pots for if you do not have a garden... I could help you but I do not know if we are on equal grounds...

[@kellykorf2858]

Thank you for all the information you're giving us and I would love to do the job thing. I would love to have for my lLife's goal

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[@americangrit7759]

I am so interested in this subject; I've listened to multiple webinars from you but I feel like until you "dumb" this down into simple easy "do this" the majority of people aren't going to get on board to make enough of a change to make a difference.

[@dwightjackson3180]

are the courses virtual?

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[@normajortack8146]

Florida, USA

[@kayelsworth2823]

Kay here from South Wales UK

[@denniskemnitz1381]

Pottawatomie County KS

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[@Freeagent-4-life]

Just a garden loving city dweller

[@katiez5660]

Southwest Missouri

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[@teresacherin6624]

How do you deal with jumping worms- that feed and multiply on all that organic matter????? My compost even has jumping worms so I’m trying to get it HOT! But permaculture is a breeding ground for these worms and then they destroy the soil you have!

[@crazypeaches1]

When you get the compost hot the worms will leave

[@miguelandrade7598]

Is this course in Spanish?

[@stratify9704]

Hello beautiful people! First thank you for sharing all this information with me and everyone. It is a true gift even if people don't see that yet. Secondly I was wondering if anyone knew how to manage a high ticket population naturally. I quit using poison of any kind and treat my land like a garden but the ticks are ridiculous. Any thoughts?

[@Legit_SuperFall]

Im assuming you have tall grass? If you really want to keep it then find a way to attract birds. They would eat the ticks

[@soilfoodwebschool]

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[@kicknadeadcat]

Below a couple of centimeters of soil everything is anaerobic. They have their place and are necessary in the food soil web as long as they stay in their place. Which is why no dig is so important. I add anaerobic microbes in the fall and aerobic in spring. 6 months of rain and snow sends them down deep where they belong. Everything in balance.

[@Kneenibble]

If your soil is completely anaerobic 2 cm down, you have a major problem, silly.

[@La-if9tg]

I'm from Portugal Tks for the information learning good ;) Hope more people see this .

[@Trancision]

I had basic knowledge, but I just watched 4 parts of her soil composition series FREE on YT and now I am successfully using mycorrhizal spores in my potted plants as a test. The secret was in the cookie mixture that really kicked the mycorrhizal production off! Plants look great! And I have another pot that’s just breeding the fungus.

[@robingroulx8743]

I have enjoyed and exploited much of your living soil program and initiated My own microscopy for understanding! 2nd Starting point! I am ASD and ADHD so sorry if my social graces are deficient, I have only the best intentions! I have defined a primary plant parameter as virulent as sunlight, But so under emphasized. I have 3 garden spots (~200sq.ft. each) and several years Chemical Free and just remulching my remnants back in! Tremendous worm action. Plants are all resistant to Mites, Aphids, Thrips, and fungus nats. But that is a benevolent co-chair(w/Sunlight) of plants primary requisites that is often poorly emphasized, or mimicked wrong. What ever? I need to check my vegetables mineral density, for dispute or confirmation. How might I do this.

[@catfunksfabulousfinds]

How can I kill wild Blackberrie bushes without poison?

[@soilfoodwebschool]

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[@Legit_SuperFall]

Hello, im in portugal and im looking for a good microscope to analyse my soil. Im having trouble finding one, i think the problem is that im looking for one that has Differential Interference Contrast which seems much harder to find. I found a video of Ms ingham where she said "DIC or shadow" Is she referring to dark field microscopy?

[@soilfoodwebschool]

Here is the equipment list we give our students, it shows the type of microscope we use: drive.google.com/file/d/1OjLDpNDuRGaYvaIHdpM6RK-mtS1D57X1/view?usp=sharing

[@Legit_SuperFall]

@@soilfoodwebschool Thank you very much for taking the time to answer. I appreciate it a lot I read thru the pdf numerous times, i went to the "selecting a microscope" document and didn't find anything there. I clicked on the links, went to the products page, and it doesn't really answer my question... I've been looking for so long, spoke to many suppliers, but none of them can answer my question..

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[@Legit_SuperFall]

@@soilfoodwebschool Thank you for taking the time to answer, i really appreciate it

[@olomad6722]

Topsoil - fungus - because of a lot of carbon, sponge for water. deep soil bacteria to eat nitrogen.

[@bluejay3945]

Why aren’t you all working with both state and federal agencies to define compost and define the processes that generate compost ? There’s a total lack of clarity on what compost actually is and rather than lecture me on how bad my local compost is you should be working at the regulatory levels to demonstrate the current science. I’ve spoken with our local landfill manager and their composting criteria is frightening. They have zero standards. They have really zero training and they sure as hell aren’t listening to me. You want change? Start with getting the actual regulatory agencies on board at your level not my average Joe level

[@soilfoodwebschool]

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[@GenaroPTugob]

Philippines

[@SharonLaMotte]

gardener homesteader

[@kellykorf2858]

Yuma colo

[@kellykorf2858]

I do wont that do it. Pleas

[@jessicagardner33]

Complete novice with an idea. Neither a or b

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B