Fun Soil Fact

[Dahlia]

Did you know that there are more microorganisms in one tsp of soil than there are people on earth!? That's a lot of life!

 

[Alasgun]

And, only folks who don't use chemicals can reap the benifits they provide!

“Microbes function by way of teammates with one member unlocking another's potential”

Jeff Lowenfells excellent book “teaming with microbes” is very good reading for anyone serious about upping your garden game.

Of course, dummies like me gota read it 3 times. First time trying to pronounce all the words, second time gaining enough understanding to be curious. 3rd time things start to click and im off and running; building tea brewers and enjoying the results of those efforts!

Mike

 

[flowerbug]

and if you manage to do that sometime you might enjoy reading a college level textbook about microbiology. it's some great information. even if you don't understand chemistry and math you can still learn quite a bit.

 

[Dirtmechanic]

Did you know that there are more microorganisms in one tsp of soil than there are people on earth!? That's a lot of life!

It's a lot of gas too.

 

[Marie2020]

and if you manage to do that sometime you might enjoy reading a college level textbook about microbiology. it's some great information. even if you don't understand chemistry and math you can still learn quite a bit.

I should be okay then.

( @flowerbug is a big head but don't tell him I said so)

 

[flowerbug]

I should be okay then.

( @flowerbug is a big head but don't tell him I said so)

haha, i started out learning by looking around and asking questions and then spending time reading through the encyclopedia set we had and then also sitting in the library on the floor in any section i could get to and i'd look at books and try to read them.

even if i couldn't understand them completely i could make out some of the words and pictures and captions could get you a long ways and then once in a while i'd ask someone a question about what i didn't understand.

i don't give up easily.

 

[Marie2020]

haha, i started out learning by looking around and asking questions and then spending time reading through the encyclopedia set we had and then also sitting in the library on the floor in any section i could get to and i'd look at books and try to read them.

even if i couldn't understand them completely i could make out some of the words and pictures and captions could get you a long ways and then once in a while i'd ask someone a question about what i didn't understand.

i don't give up easily.

Honestly I admire your intelligence really.
I have learned a lot through you and others here, that's why I keep coming back.