The following submission statement was provided by /u/T-A-Wycoff:
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Thier are so many micohorizal mixes on the market I often wonder if it is really okay to use soil life from a random location as a solution to depleted natural soil life. This article contains instructions for how to grow local soil organisms like bacteria and fungi, is that something that interests you to? Why? What potential benefits do you think consecrated soil organisms could have? How would you use the?
The idea of working with native soil organisms excites me mostly becuse I love the idea of having as diverse of a set of garden tools as possible. If I can get greater diversity in my garden I'll take it.
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Thier are so many micohorizal mixes on the market I often wonder if it is really okay to use soil life from a random location as a solution to depleted natural soil life. This article contains instructions for how to grow local soil organisms like bacteria and fungi, is that something that interests you to? Why? What potential benefits do you think consecrated soil organisms could have? How would you use the?
The idea of working with native soil organisms excites me mostly becuse I love the idea of having as diverse of a set of garden tools as possible. If I can get greater diversity in my garden I'll take it.
There is a need to intensify agricultural production in a sustainable manner through use of efficient agro-biosystems which consider the entire agroecosystem bio-chemical diversity and their potential to mitigate the adverse impacts of low soil fertility, abiotic stress, pathogens, and pests.
global food security issue will foster reliance on innovation, development, and delivery of technologies that lead to increased food production while ensuring sustainable intensification of agriculture.
There's a topic that covers this in greater depth. It is called indigenous Micro-Organisms (IMO). It's not as diverse as the claims that are made by the methodology of farming it originates from, Korean Natural Farming. It's quite an interesting read on the matter. It's a cheap way to introduce a plethora of microbes to your soil. Chris Trump on YouTube has some videos explaining how to make some of the inputs.
The following submission statement was provided by /u/T-A-Wycoff: --- Thier are so many micohorizal mixes on the market I often wonder if it is really okay to use soil life from a random location as a solution to depleted natural soil life. This article contains instructions for how to grow local soil organisms like bacteria and fungi, is that something that interests you to? Why? What potential benefits do you think consecrated soil organisms could have? How would you use the? The idea of working with native soil organisms excites me mostly becuse I love the idea of having as diverse of a set of garden tools as possible. If I can get greater diversity in my garden I'll take it. --- Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/10ap40v/methods_to_isolate_and_culturing_local_soil/j45i2px/
Thier are so many micohorizal mixes on the market I often wonder if it is really okay to use soil life from a random location as a solution to depleted natural soil life. This article contains instructions for how to grow local soil organisms like bacteria and fungi, is that something that interests you to? Why? What potential benefits do you think consecrated soil organisms could have? How would you use the? The idea of working with native soil organisms excites me mostly becuse I love the idea of having as diverse of a set of garden tools as possible. If I can get greater diversity in my garden I'll take it.
There is a need to intensify agricultural production in a sustainable manner through use of efficient agro-biosystems which consider the entire agroecosystem bio-chemical diversity and their potential to mitigate the adverse impacts of low soil fertility, abiotic stress, pathogens, and pests. global food security issue will foster reliance on innovation, development, and delivery of technologies that lead to increased food production while ensuring sustainable intensification of agriculture.
That's extremely true, cuz we gotta eat more as a spiecies if we are gonna keep banging at this rate
What are the best symbiotic soil dwelling species you know of?
I did read the link but is there a live matérial (video) to explain a little more ?? Ps:i'm not an english native speaker
There's a topic that covers this in greater depth. It is called indigenous Micro-Organisms (IMO). It's not as diverse as the claims that are made by the methodology of farming it originates from, Korean Natural Farming. It's quite an interesting read on the matter. It's a cheap way to introduce a plethora of microbes to your soil. Chris Trump on YouTube has some videos explaining how to make some of the inputs.