Webinar: Growing with Healthy Soil Biology

Originally Aired August 9, 2017 | Healthy soil provides a foundation for all agricultural production systems, and regenerative practices are used to build and strengthen that foundation. In this Webinar, Dr. Kris Nichols, Chief Scientist at Rodale Institute provides details linking farming system practices (crop rotation, cover crops, compost, and reduced tillage) to the creation or destruction of healthy soils as well as practical and easy-to-use tools for assessing soil health.

[BurtWhitten]

love your diagrams your a great teacher and able to hold my attention, glad your from Minnesota like Elaine

[jonathanbuck]

This is clear and informative. Thanks!

[tyee.]

I think the number one problem is ignorance. And I don't mean that in a derogatory way, but what we really need is action taken on the awareness, and education for those who aren't aware. Our global problems could be solved in under a decade if we all would be more open to and understanding of each other.

[BurtWhitten]

funghi provide the plant with mostly phosphorus in exchange for carbon, good to know

[manuelmadridjuan]

Great information, terrible sound, echo ...

[lifelover]

Mycorrhizae fungi is amazing and we definitely need to grow more in harmony with nature but I wanted to update your view on 'desertification' and ask where you actually got that information when in actuality the earth is actually getting greener because of all the CO2 in the atmosphere -

You can find many other earth greening videos from NASA on YouTube. Peace

[BurtWhitten]

more photosynthesis does make everything on the planet better. So why are we allowing geoenginering to slow down global warming or climate change or whatever you want to call it. When its a fact solar radiation slows down or stops photosynthesis ALTOGETHER!