COMPOST and Soil Biology

Properly prepared compost provides a rich store of both nutrients and biology. Good compost is a great soil amendment that feeds your plants and reinforces your biological workforce.

Discover the importance of biological activity to the growth and health of your plants by watching our "Creating CO2 to Maximize Growing Systems" video series.

[soldiernomore]

Feed the soil and not the plant. Truly a marvelous world beneath our feet.

[kuibeiguahua]

I think this is the most educative video in terms of density and richness of the information.

Like informational pemmican!

You have woven quite a masterpiece here!!!!

[niallleahy]

At last, honest answers from a golf super, admitting a problem and also dealing with low funding, every video ive seen has limitless budget and amazingly few problems, well done.Fabulous explanation.

[FUNKYFRESH]

Vital information the world needs and even more for our kids to view and mold the future regenerative organic agriculture

[manishhkr]

Its really difficult to find a good quality content like this in

[Analytical_Mind]

So much of knowledge packed into a single video, thanks for imparting the wisdom nuggets

[mandandi]

I usually apply wood chips around trees and goat manure and grasses around vegetables etc as mulch. I apply goat manure compost tea to all of them once a week. This regimen seems to allow all the plant species to thrive. Fungi usually appears on the wood chips after rain events. This not strict for trees, but I never mulch non-tree species with wood chips, ever. My soil used to be very poor and plants hardly grew. So far, so good.

[sebastianmunoz]

Fantastic video, very clear and with data not seen before, thank you.

[flatsville]

Excellent narrative & animation. I will be using this to orient garden volunteers so they understand the philosophy of our operation & processes.

[melissalevinge]

This is one of the best things I’ve found on you tube! Thank you so much for sharing this 🙏🏽

[midwesternoutdoorsandnatur]

I think (hope) someday commercial ag will figure this out. Most commercial Ag in the midwest is destroying soil and on a year to year basis. What you just described is Gods wonderful work.

[victoriapokorny]

Thank You Ken, for reintroducing this lost information, growing up on a farm, having very little money, we also used the organic materials and manures, I have carried this way with me, your knowledge and experience is very refreshing🙏🏽👍🏽

[missrachael]

Fabulous video thank you so much for sharing your immense knowledge so generously.

[iaminterestedineverything]

Absolutely love the bit around 12:00 and maybe us humans need to think the same. Rather than binging on single aspects of nutrition (sugars, starches, alcohol, water, fats etc.) then excreting the excess imbalance, we should aim to consume it basic ratio of needs!

[lindareese]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful information with us ❤

[williamwaters]

Fantastic video. It is a shame that millions of tons of leaves, shrubs, branches are disposed out as garbage and goes into landfills along with the rest of our household trash. All towns should be picking up plant material separately and recycled. They town I live in does this and then allows the town residents to take the shredded 'waste' so they can use it as mulch.
I am not sure what one bacteria to one part fungi means? What consists of one part fungi?

[potipherchumamunda]

I'm delighted to have learned from this video.i would like to know more about soil health and soil biology.

[noeditbookreviews]

Dang man. I wasn't expecting such a good video. You got my sub. Awesome music, too.

[bunthansoeung]

Very interested. Thanks you for this information.

[cosmicrealm]

Theres more info in these 10 mins than anywhere on yt!