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TERA (Tracked Earth Repair Apparatus) For Large Scale Earth Repair
“Mechanized labour” in the form of earthmoving equipment, tractors, and the myriad attachments that may be utilized in conjunction with…
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Soil Carbon Cowboys – Case Studies in Holistic Management (video)
Meet Allen Williams, Gabe Brown and Neil Dennis — heroes and innovators! These ranchers now know how to regenerate their…
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Dung Beetles – The Underground Army Enriching the Soil
This video gives an overview of the benefits of establishing and managing dung beetles. Dung beetles are fascinating insects, working…
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Grow Food and Soil With A Food Forest
Soil before and after After ten years of learning from and collaborating with a mega-diverse, globally inspired, edible forest garden,…
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Seeding Into Frost Heaves: Leveraging a Natural Soil Disturbance Event
A close up of frost heaves A common winter sight in most cold temperate regions are frost-heaves; areas of water-saturated…
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Differences in Tilled and No Till Soils – A Demonstration
In this video agronomist Mark Scarpitti of USDA-NRCS Ohio state demonstrates the differences between tilled and no-till soils by doing…
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Building Up Soil for a Nutrient-Rich Raised Bed
All photos by David Ashwanden A lot of permaculture involves utilising waste streams and turning problems into solutions, and I…
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Soil: The Hidden Frontier
Permaculturists everywhere are crazy about patterns. We are taught to “zen-out” so we can observe patterns in nature and society.…
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Fungal Soil: What Is It and Why Do We Want It?
Look at all those Fun Guys! Do not eat! Little brown mushrooms can be poisonous… and extremely whimsical. Wood chips…
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Omaha Conference on Cover Crops and Soil Health – Presentation Resources
Recently, I had the honor of attending a national conference on cover crops and soil health. The conference was held…
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Bhaskar Save, the Gandhi of Natural Farming
Sage of a minimalist farming system based on non-violence and all of nature’s biodiversity that produces in abundance with no…
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Earthworms at Work
The last post of Phillip Bradley was about no till farming practices, cover cropping and direct sowing. We have farmers…
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