Fantastic video on the importance of healthy soil to reduce the reliance (and cost) of damaging chemicals. I spotted this as part of the Kiss the Ground Soil Advocate course. Great video, thanks.
Por lo que entendí, a red alimentaria es un diagrama que explica las relaciones de alimentación que existen entre las diferentes plantas y animales de un ecosistema. El animal que se encuentra arriba de la red alimentaria se alimenta de las diferentes plantas y animales que aparecen enumeradas debajo del mismo. Me parece asombrosa lo que la naturaleza llega a ser.
It is our duty to restore the soil organism to ensure healthy soil. Healthy soil will take care of the Plants, People and Planet. Keep in touch... as we keep creating awareness until many start taking action by creating organic climate gardens
So I planted some gardenias in some clay soil and for 3 seasons they didnt grow and half the leaves were yellow and spotty. This year I top dressed with mushroom compost and beneficial bacteria and fungi and I'll be dammed if the little boogers started growing and they're all green now. It's not fairy tale, soil microbiology is a winner.
This is great! One question, though - the claim that weeds thrive in imbalanced soil, and are suppressed when balance is restored, sounds a bit odd to me. How does nature know what's a "weed"? Is there a particular balance that favours plants that we can eat / sell? I'm sure there's a good explanation to it that goes beyond the sound-byte (and I'd love to know about it! is there a video here specifically on this?), but this wording made me question the story a bit.
Dr. Elaine is referring to plant succession. If you google "plant succession chart" you will find some good information. We also each this in the Soil Food Web Foundation Courses. This animation helps describe weed suppression with the soil food web: ruclips.net/video/pRIXUdhGptU/видео.html
@@soilfoodwebschool thank you, this makes everything clearer! I do wonder if fast-growing varieties such as peas will also be affected. I'll have to experiment and see.
Hello, Mr. Al-Fadl, I am from Algeria. I would like to ask you. I made compost from cow and sheep animal dung, sawdust, vegetables, and fruits. I was stirring it, and after 3 months it became ripe and its color became deep brown. Its smell is like dirt mixed with rain. When I planted coriander seeds, I tried it, nothing grew, so I mixed it with dirt, but I found an hour and nothing appeared. I am very confused as to what it isIn your opinion, sir, you are very knowledgeable. Please advise me
The feeling I get from watching this is that this is an ad. There's not any information on what I can do on my own without the help of Dr. Elaine's Soil Food Web School. I just got done watching a 1 hr 30 min interview/presentation on vimeo about how the answer is "Biology", so I'm just salty about my time being wasted again. Here's the summary of this video. The food chain is more nuanced than a chain, it is a web. It applies to soil. Things have to be in balance. Compacting soil is bad. Lack of balance is bad. Edit: They are selling things, okay.
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This clip should appear EVERYWHERE ! What a great eye opener. Consumers and farmers should see this. Thank you.
Just Fantastic to see how all the Soil Food Web works all together with plants. THANK YOU.
I agree Mark! Found Dr. Elaine from your channel and thank YOU. 👍🌱
Africa needs to see this !
Thank you for this lovely new series. Very user friendly and perfect for sharing with family and friends.
Informative little video, thanks.
Yay for Elaine! Greetings from your postdoc lab's former chief cook and bottle washer ('75-'78)!
Well done and simply presented so we all understand the basics 👩🌾👍
Hello,after making a good compost do you spread it on top of the soil or you dig it into the soil.?
This is Epic they should teach this in school
i watch this 12 times
Fantastic video on the importance of healthy soil to reduce the reliance (and cost) of damaging chemicals. I spotted this as part of the Kiss the Ground Soil Advocate course. Great video, thanks.
Por lo que entendí, a red alimentaria es un diagrama que explica las relaciones de alimentación que existen entre las diferentes plantas y animales de un ecosistema. El animal que se encuentra arriba de la red alimentaria se alimenta de las diferentes plantas y animales que aparecen enumeradas debajo del mismo. Me parece asombrosa lo que la naturaleza llega a ser.
ah prrrrrrrrroooooooooo
Thank you very much.
What about the use of ruminant controlled, rotational grazing to feed the food web?
It is our duty to restore the soil organism to ensure healthy soil. Healthy soil will take care of the Plants, People and Planet. Keep in touch... as we keep creating awareness until many start taking action by creating organic climate gardens
So I planted some gardenias in some clay soil and for 3 seasons they didnt grow and half the leaves were yellow and spotty. This year I top dressed with mushroom compost and beneficial bacteria and fungi and I'll be dammed if the little boogers started growing and they're all green now. It's not fairy tale, soil microbiology is a winner.
Thanks.
This is great! One question, though - the claim that weeds thrive in imbalanced soil, and are suppressed when balance is restored, sounds a bit odd to me. How does nature know what's a "weed"? Is there a particular balance that favours plants that we can eat / sell? I'm sure there's a good explanation to it that goes beyond the sound-byte (and I'd love to know about it! is there a video here specifically on this?), but this wording made me question the story a bit.
Dr. Elaine is referring to plant succession. If you google "plant succession chart" you will find some good information. We also each this in the Soil Food Web Foundation Courses. This animation helps describe weed suppression with the soil food web: ruclips.net/video/pRIXUdhGptU/видео.html
@@soilfoodwebschool thank you, this makes everything clearer! I do wonder if fast-growing varieties such as peas will also be affected. I'll have to experiment and see.
Hello, Mr. Al-Fadl, I am from Algeria. I would like to ask you. I made compost from cow and sheep animal dung, sawdust, vegetables, and fruits. I was stirring it, and after 3 months it became ripe and its color became deep brown. Its smell is like dirt mixed with rain. When I planted coriander seeds, I tried it, nothing grew, so I mixed it with dirt, but I found an hour and nothing appeared. I am very confused as to what it isIn your opinion, sir, you are very knowledgeable. Please advise me
Gracias por los subtítulos en español 🙏 Dra Elaine es la mejor, soy su fan! 🙏🙌
How can I add italian subtitles to this video? I want to contribute in the divulgation of these topics.
I am not native english speaker. Could someone tell me what sentence is spoken between 1:58 and 2:02? The first verb, I can't understand which one is
They are saying that "plowing" is a major problem. plowing is digging in the soil.
@cherryshawaiixox Plowing causes compaction which is not good for soil.
Thank you so much both of you
@@honorylealtad5596 you welcome!
Does anyone has the original transcript of this video?
Are pre emergents bad for soil web?
I got to know you because of
#savesoil
I just came here because my teacher want me to watch this
Did you enjoy?
Listen to that teacher
😎
We don't have to deplet life of the planet in order to make money. We're just used to a stupid way of making money
KaliGrownBudzFarms mentioned you, he is a really good guy and premotes all things organic.
Thanks for all the hard work 👍🏻💚
The feeling I get from watching this is that this is an ad. There's not any information on what I can do on my own without the help of Dr. Elaine's Soil Food Web School. I just got done watching a 1 hr 30 min interview/presentation on vimeo about how the answer is "Biology", so I'm just salty about my time being wasted again.
Here's the summary of this video. The food chain is more nuanced than a chain, it is a web. It applies to soil. Things have to be in balance. Compacting soil is bad. Lack of balance is bad.
Edit: They are selling things, okay.
Thanks
Soulless humans are soilless humans
Paraphrased Wisedome from da13thsun
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Please, enable translation. Portuguese
If it really increases yield and is positive to the farmers economy, why don’t they do it? Something’s missing.
Can all this be the whole truth?
Soils die.
We die.
Simple.