PermaDynamics & Chromatography for Crop Vitality | Gaby González, Mexico

Gaby González, Earthquitectura, biodynamic farmer, soil scientist, and architect shares PermaDynamic practices for soil fertility and crop vitality.
Use Chromatography to assess your soil progress with a whole picture, rather than just a soil sample.
Clean up your desertified land with Green Manure. Green Manure ignites life in the soil, as it first informs the grower of the soil’s needs, then it’s turned into the soil.
Watch her strawberry field test! She does what her chemical farming neighbor says can’t be done and ends up with a healthy, vibrant strawberry yield… with fruits that last up to 5 times longer than the chemical farmer’s harvest.
Learn to learn from nature and communicate with your soil.
ARQ. GABRIELA GONZÁLEZ, architect focused on environmental holistic projects, founder of Earthquitectura, aligns with permacultural concepts along with Biodynamic Agriculture and Natural Construction for the development of integral projects aimed to reconnect the human doing with nature and towards the expansion of consciousness through living space and landscape. Soil consultant and regenerative agriculture speaker.
Gaby is a contributor to the 2024 Biodynamic Planting Calendar published by Heart & Soil. Know what to plant when. Spring SALE! Ships to Canada and US www.heartandsoilmagazine.com/...
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Thankyou Natalie & Gabby, I appreciate you both sharing this info. Chromatography looks like it could a useful tool, especially for those with limited resources/time to learn microscopy. It would be especially useful if there were some examples of microbial and/or lab analysis shown compared to the chromatography on the same samples, in different climate zones/eco systems.