Microbial Planet Restorations
Where the Nature of Mutualism Works
Microbial Planet Restorations
Understanding soil
Soil biology is responsible for the nutrient cycling that plants depend on.
When soil supports high levels of prey and predators, nutrient cycling increases. Higher levels of nutrient cycling promotes vigorous growth, increased yields, pest resistance while lowering cost of external inputs and applications.
Soils are ecological systems that evolve over time.
In a diversity natural system there is no competition, there is mutualism.
There is a support for each other to increase the efficiency of life and in that way an increase in soil fertility. This leads to drought resistance, water retention, nutrient density, increased flavor and carbon sequestration.
Microbial Planet Restorations methods and soil analytics are a service for farmers, foresters, back yard gardeners and students wanting to work within the systems nature has provided.
When soil supports high levels of prey and predators, nutrient cycling increases. Higher levels of nutrient cycling promotes vigorous growth, increased yields, pest resistance while lowering cost of external inputs and applications.
Soils are ecological systems that evolve over time.
In a diversity natural system there is no competition, there is mutualism.
There is a support for each other to increase the efficiency of life and in that way an increase in soil fertility. This leads to drought resistance, water retention, nutrient density, increased flavor and carbon sequestration.
Microbial Planet Restorations methods and soil analytics are a service for farmers, foresters, back yard gardeners and students wanting to work within the systems nature has provided.
Soil analytics is key to determining Soil Biological Restoration treatments
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"Essentially, all life depends upon the soil... There can be no life without soil and no soil without life; they have evolved together." Charles E. Kellogg, USDA Yearbook of Agriculture 1938 |