Permaculture Soils Perspective

Soil is a crucial part of life and especially food production. Learn about the components of soil and what it means for food production, water storage, and nutrient availability in tropical, dryland, and temperate climates. Oregon State University Free Permaculture Course (open.oregonstat...)

[@auggied6760]

This young man's passion is palpable. Wonderful to watch.

[@ryanjohnson7108]

I love your intensity to go along with your knowledge my man

[@yLeprechaun]

That ending/closing was epic! Thank you, for the presentation. I love thinking of myself as a little diversion. That was stellar.

[@punampradhan7347]

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[@serenewilliams5347]

This is so fascinating! So grateful these courses are readily available!

[@aliakbaramirkhani3265]

This Series is Really Interesting .... and need to Spread This Concept to Every Human Mind all over Earth

[@barristophilliesiii5863]

Awesome video! Excellent little crash course in soil science

[@Sams_Uncle]

Goodness, the passion for Mother Earth or soil is just oozing out... RESPECT

[@KorhalKk]

Jacob seems to be a great guy! I hope all your bounties are fruitful!

[@alexanderockenden2564]

Hardest hitting point in the presentation was the comparison of the linear nutrient-mining system vs. the circular nutrient-cycling system. That pretty much sums up the difference between agriculture and permaculture.

[@GK-jv7lz]

Thanks Jacob, I really enjoyed your presentation!

[@caileenbrandt4789]

I love him!! Such awesome content and passion!

[@jan.desmet9399]

Thank you Jacob, very interesting and informative video, you know your soils 👍, greetings from Belgium , Jan

[@Wethecenter]

Nicely done….. great guest

[@eddiejamal1953]

It was helpful and it touched my heart as well.

[@FarfettilLejl]

Oh wow, I never thought a lecture about soil could be so fascinating. Where can I learn more, please?

[@SwampRats94]

Excellent job soil man!

[@geetikalohani7410]

Lovely! Love the end especially:) We humans are just a small diversion! So cool :))

[@yLeprechaun]

Hahaa!! That's what I said.
Agreement!

[@gabrielmiguel4755]

Beautiful ending. Thank you Jacob.

[@hasanchoudhury5401]

Soil is the foundation gift for all that is on it and make or break the biological activities that happen to visions and vocation.

[@barbaraburkhardt3047]

PDC Spring/Summer 2020 here... I ended up doing a deep dive (of many) to understand the soil origin and hydrology or Guam. 100's of Nick Zentner geology videos later... I get the different layers niw from green rock gravel to purple clay oxidizing red to chalk and limestone shards... and those pillow basalt boulders. Making a garden soil that is not native Savannah habitat is a challenge.

[@jonatasdp]

Thank you for sharing this content! It's very interesting and now I'll design better plans based on the soil I have :)

[@Fungiacademy]

Great video. Thank you!

[@RCAVDH]

Thank you for such a great presentation!

[@ryanbarr4910]

02:31 Soil particles are classified based on their size.

[@chriskizer91]

I self identify as a soil nerd as well. Much positive vibes my guy

[@OSUEcampus]

🤓 nerds are the best kind of people, if you ask us!

[@cbagchi453]

Indeed, so very well explained.

[@popmonica84]

great video!plus UJacobs passion in presenting it priceless

[@sunitatalvalkar642]

"We humans are simply a side diversion"

[@user-wc5nc2ud5m]

great video, must be difficult to condense such a huge topic in a short video while maintaining some sort of substance

[@joseadonayberdugo5878]

Esta instrucción, es de lo más importante que se haya publicado. Es completa y muy instructiva.
Pero es una pena que esté en ingles.
De todas forma les agradesco la buena intencío.
Gracias.

[@MarceloVenturi]

Please! Open the function of your videos to translation! I would like to translate to portuguese.

[@bte_permaculture]

Then how do we have tropical rainforests? Is it because of constant rain and lots of organic matter? Good video, but made me ask myself if tropical soils are less favourable for agriculture.

[@vitazissel3671]

They are actually easily depleted! I saw this in one of "sustainable me"s videos.

[@MaxVonShagow]

Thanks!!!

[@hassan1854]

soil science and hydrology, Excellent

[@Kurauone__]

This is powerful.

[@markd.9042]

Protect the soil!!!!

[@noblel1342]

So wholesome :)

[@Nataliajimenezconten]

excellent thank you! please continue sharing your knowledge :)

[@Mir-ianka]

Thank you,very much!

[@Mrlimabean01]

Can we have more of Jacob?

[@saraththarippayil7825]

Thank u too

[@joaoroso8152]

Bravo 👏👏👏👏

[@stevenwiig3428]

nice work man, very clear presentation.
you sure were nervous but your knowledge was exchanged! I hope this helps you chill for the next presentation you do.. or maybe you have since 2016 :)

[@spiraleyes2717]

how are you writing backwards?

[@nustada]

Magic of post processing.

[@vitazissel3671]

I can. Trick is to remember what letters go "in" and "out"

[@linencannon7678]

The whole image is flipped. They write it all normally on their own side of the glass and when they flipped it in editing the only thing that would've ended up being visibly flipped is people's faces, but it makes no difference to the audience if the speakers' faces are flipped so it all appears normal. I'm glad you asked this question cuz I hadn't figured it out yet til now either.

[@docking9532]

"So what happens to you when you die? That's what I wanna know.

[@nustada]

This guy should join toastmasters, his passion and knowledge are undermined by his speaking ability.

[@yLeprechaun]

Are not

[@herbal.agency]

This guy needs to get his money back from that school..

[@b_uppy]

Disagree with several points made by the speaker.

[@shreyans2101]

B uppy + can u tell us those points pls !😊

[@nustada]

Yet you can't name a single one, what is the point your comment?