This article – ‘Grow Roots to put Soil Microbes to Work’ – from the Rodale Institute with Soil Ecologist Francesca Cotrufo (Ph.D) provides a great explanation of the role of microbes and roots in the sequestration of carbon in soil. Continue reading Microbes and the Soil Carbon Cycle
A study completed by 500 sheep and beef farmers has shown that the majority see the value and benefits of biodiversity, but more work is needed and more support given to these guardians of nature to reverse the ongoing decline of native bush. Continue reading Farming and Biodiversity in New Zealand
Why is it important to have well-structured soil? Find out about drainage, airflow, aerobic environments and microbes, beneficial microorganisms, drought resistance, compaction layers, healthy root growth, soil erosion, and the role of the Soil Food Web in this compact, simple 6-minute video explanation by Dr Elaine Ingham. ‘THE REGENERATIVE SOIL SOLUTION’ ODPG 2020 Conference MARCH 7th and 8th | LINCOLN UNIVERSITY At the ODPG 2020 Conference, we’ll be examining all aspects of soil regeneration with experts and farmers, and determining where we need to go from here in an uncertain climate. Continue reading It’s All About the Soil