Soil Science for Regenerative Agriculture: A Comprehensive Guide to Living Soil, No-till Gardening, Composting and Natural Farming - Complete with a Step-by-Step Action Plan to Quickly Grow Soil

Written by Amélie des Plantes

Narrated by Al Pagano

Length

4h 46m

Rating

3.9 (70 ratings)

Work with nature to consistently grow the highest quality produce—all while doing your part in fighting climate change and helping the environment. Are you stressed out about… The seemingly steady decline in both the quantity and quality of your crops? “Technical farming problems” like soil erosion and biodiversity loss? Climate change—how you can cope with it, and how you can be part of the solution rather than the problem? If so, chances are you’re suffering from eco-anxiety…and unfortunately, you have good reason to do so. According to the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), each year, an estimated 24 billion tons of fertile soil are lost due to erosion. That’s a whopping 3.4 tons lost every year for each person on the planet. This is quite a serious issue, considering the fact that it takes approximately 500 years for a 2.5-centimeter layer of fertile topsoil to form under agricultural conditions—and our food security ultimately depends on soil quality. But the good news is there’s a way to reverse the damage…and you can be part of the solution…through regenerative agriculture! Regenerative agriculture has countless benefits—producing nutrient-dense food, combating climate change, enhancing ecosystem biodiversity, improving air and water quality, huge savings from higher yields, using fewer synthetic fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides… the list goes on and on! Now, if it sounds like you’re going to need technical expertise to do this… don’t worry. Understanding your soil and giving it what it needs doesn’t have to be complicated. Start with this easy-to-listen guide filled with practical advice and information on how to improve your relationship with your soil and get the most out of it! Click "Add To Cart" Now.