SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE STARTS WITH LIVING SOIL

WHAT IS LIVING SOIL AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

The key to successful and long-term farming depends on the soil health. A healthy soil ecosystem is rich in bacteria, fungi, protozoa, arthropods, especially  earthworms and other microbes. These microbes coexist with each other, creating a multitude of benefits to soil health. They breakdown decaying organic matter, releasing nutrients to be easily absorbed by plants and organic matter. As organic matter increases, the ability to form soil aggregates increases, this improves the soil structure for root growth. For this reason, the soil water retention availability also increases, especially with the help of earthworms.

Even in death, the microbes releases nutrient to the soil.

Ultimately, LIVING SOIL encourages strong and healthy plant growth, the crop immunity is stronger, lowering dependence on chemical pesticides. The plant root grows further and stronger with better soil structure, allowing better absorption of nutrients and water from soil. The nutrient cycle from microbes allow endless nutrient availability. With healthy soil ecology and plants, crop yield increases, without any chemical input. 

Find out how we can TRANSFORM YOUR DEADPAN LAND TO LIVING SOIL.