Found this today. I haven't watched it yet but will be tomorrow.

Hi y’all! Dennis posted a video the other day that got me thinking about the importance of media when sharing knowledge about living soil. Soil, in my opinion, is often something that’s overlooked, so giving it a face with documentaries and well-written scientific narratives is hugely important for sharing with more diverse audiences. - What documentaries have you seen about living soil? - What books have you read? - Any resources y’all want to share that tell good stories about soil microbes that were easy to digest? I’ll include my recs in the comments below ⤵️

I'm new obvious...im from New Bern North Carolina...newly transplanted from mass/ Connecticut 3 years ago...I want to grow most vegetables especially maters and taters ..garlic and asparagus..im retiring and plan to grow ..grow and grow

I was born in Germany and remember my family always living from the land. Vegetables, fruit, jams, canned everything and as I grew older I found myself creating my own garden everywhere I lived until I met Michelle. She had a garden with worms and that's how it all started. Worms, worm castings, soil biology, and now living soil.

I just recently put my garden to bed as the temps have dropped over this past week. I compost all my garden waste and turned the previous compost out to my future garden. Do you make your own compost or buy it? What do you add to your compost?