Improving Soils with Microbes and Carbon

Doc is working with various programs to add soil carbon and soil microbes to the lawn and garden this year. In this video he discusses the many benefits and long term research that is being done in both agriculture and turf management.

[sandieweatherup]

Loved Gabe's lecture. Soil without biology is just geology.

[lisamcnichols]

Dude! As soon as you said that about a video that has changed your life, I immediately said out loud, “Gabe Brown”! And it’s the same video! Thanks for this information. Moving to a new house in a new subdivision with turf put over dead dirt, so this is just what I needed!

[OSGCourtWatch]

Luv Gabe and Elaine Ingham...fonts of knowledge. One thought...if u brew a filtered worm tea u can then run that thru a Venturi into your irrigation system of just spray it if easier (takes more time though)...

[JudyJudy]

WOW!!! I just finished watching Gab Browns video on how to build healthy soil. Now I’m ready to improve my soil biology on my little 1.4 acre of the earth. My lawn is centipede and it’s suffering. Please help me get started on using your products. My garden was hit with root knot nematodes last year as well.

[dolly_llamas_tea]

Watched the entire recommended video of Mr. Gabe Brown schooling the world. It was great and very educational. I’m really looking forward to putting this proven, natural method to work on my highly damaged front yard.

Thanks for keeping educated Doc.

[mikehixon]

Just watched Gabes video. I'm blown away!

[LOTREY]

I watched that video you requested doc, and I have to say that was the most enlightening educational video I've ever seen in my life in the Agriculture side of things

[ajw]

All soil has a microbial ecosystem. Just dormant and needs a little love!

[charlescoker]

He clams it will work anywhere. I went out into the woods close to me. The top soil was only 2 inches deep. It has been in woods since long before America ever existed. He gets into the hundreds here where I live. He is where it may get to 85 degrees all summer. Heat plays a major role in making, and keeping healthy soil.

[eldenrivas]

Order all my stuff from Anderson's yesterday. I can't wait to see what my lawn will look like this year.

[reversiontothemean]

07:05 My favorite bird, the Blue Jay in the background. Takes me back to childhood when it seems they were more prevalent.

[Plantbasedthrower]

After watching the lecture and the movie kiss the ground it poses the question to me do we need to aerate our turf anymore is that considered a form of tillage?

[tonybowman]

Interesting stuff! I do use
Bio-stimulants on my cool season lawn.

[Flumstead]

Out of date wheat germ is the best food I've ever seen for grass.

[chuckpalmer]

Another good one on the same subject on Netflix, “Kiss the Ground”

[chelder]

Can I add the recharge to my Super Juice and use it on the lawn shrubs. After looking at their site it seems that it is very healthy helps the roots. Maybe mid summer after laying down some organic materials or top dressing with organic compost and sand. What are your thoughts.

[kimwimberly]

My soil is between 7 - 8, (Bermuda grass) what should I use? I’ve been using lime every year, so it’s my fault.

[chrisingram]

Really good video. Like where you are going with this... thanks for making the videos...

[mbronc]

Hello Doc, i have a question regarding lawn removal. I currently have St Augustine and am looking to replace it. Any thoughts on the best way to do so? I was considering using a rototiller or grass cutter. Any recommendations would be great. Thanks

[coryreedy]

Doc, what does your watering look like in the winter months ramping up into spring?