Do you want to be part of the movement that is changing the way we interact with our planet?
The Soil Food Web Approach is a proven, scientific and holistic method that can rapidly kickstart soil health, by restoring the soil biome – that’s the diverse community of microorganisms found in healthy soils around the world. The Soil Food Web Approach has been used successfully on 6 continents, on numerous crops and on both small and large scales.
In this 4-part webinar series you’ll:
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We’ll be taking a close look at how soil microorganisms form symbiotic relationships with plants, offering nutrients and protection, in return for foods that the plant releases into the soil from its roots. These relationships have existed for billions of years and without them, the plant is deficient in nutrients and susceptible to pests.
You’ll learn how the Soil Food Web Approach, a scientific and holistic method, can be used to kickstart the health of any soil in a matter of months!
We’ll also be taking a look under the microscope at some of the microorganisms that can be found in a healthy soil biome.
Meet some of the people who have trained with Dr. Elaine Ingham and who are out there helping farmers and ranchers to make a smooth transition to regenerative agriculture, by working with nature’s essential workforce of subterranean helpers – the beneficial microorganisms that make-up the Soil Food Web.
We’ll be joined by Soil Food Web Consultants, Compost Producers and Lab-Techs who work with farmers on a variety of crops and at small and large scale.
If you are thinking about joining the movement, this is the webinar for you!
Soil Food Web Consultant, Brian Vagg and his client, farmer Jenn Sirp, will be presenting this inspiring, market garden case study, where they reported combating tomato mosaic virus, and blossom end rot in tomatoes.
Soil Food Web Consultant Casey Ernst and his client Cory Miller of Grass Valley Farms, Montana, will be presenting this exciting case study. Cory produces high quality hay for local horse stables and hobby farms. He has been applying biological compost extracts (made using compost from Catalyst BioAmendments) on his 3,000 acre operation.