The Power of Soil: Nicole Masters on Regenerative Agriculture and Ecosystem Health

[@JeffTopel]

I'm a big of Nicole Masters. Her wisdom is incredible.

[@regenerativegardeningwithpatti]

I am a giant Nicole van. As always Nicole delivers knowledge in multiple ways. Great interview I hope millions are listening!!

[@zia.maheen]

Great interview. Thank you.

[@DocSiders]

I've seen the top meter of Subsoil turned into a Meter Deep Topsoil...rich in soil aggregates all the way down... using AEA Technology.

[@jacobrafaat1516]

I love how she says plants became the sugar daddy for fungi😂🔥🙌

[@liyakhan9968]

Great interview, thanks, guys 😃

[@kahae9858]

Re clearing glyphosate etc from system, this is at 42.10, but maybe also google "Who should not take fulvic acid?" in case this may apply to you. See also "A Comprehensive Toxicological Assessment of Fulvic Acid"

[@Carmine207]

Several things - first off, what triggers the experience of satiety in humans is eating sufficient animal fats. If you don't get sufficient amounts of appropriate fats (not seed oils) you will never feel full and this of course leads to obesity, T2 diabetes, and atherosclerosis. Also, all those grains and all those carbs lead to autoimmune disorders galore, most of which are completely reversible once you get off plants and seed oils. Plus, humans are not evolved to deal with the extensive toxicity of plants. Secondly, depending on brittleness, we can build up to an inch of new, rich, healthy soil per year, but it requires managing your animals appropriately. Let the animals do the soil building work and we can reverse desertification in any climate, from the Chihuahuan Desert to Vermont. Remember, when the Europeans first got to the Great Plains there was over 10 meters of rich living soil, and we have mined that down to just a few inches or less in under 150 years. We can replace every inch of it but that cannot be done with mass monocropping, tilling, and chemicals. The world wants to be forests and grasslands, and it will repair itself if we just stop breaking it with poisons and machines. Thirdly, just as arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi co-evolved with plants to such an extent that 90 percent of all plants have symbiotic AM fungi around their roots, so also did plants and animals co-evolve. Grasslands need grazers no less than grazers need grasslands. And we humans are the pack-hunting apex predators and top-level meso-carnivores scoring higher than wolves but lower than cats on the carnivore scale. We are also apex ecosystem engineers, super-beaver builders if you will, and when we mimic nature we get it right and every ecosystem we inhabit and manage benefits. When we do all this only for ourselves then we break everything we touch, and we get the world we see around us today. There is no profit in profit.

[@lisajohnston3313]

thank you 🙏

[@janlabuschagne4759]

Ja ons Sal draai as die groom drama Kom van die klimaat.