Distribution Patterns – Soil Biodiversity At Aggregate Scale – Part 1
Soil is an incredibly complex and diverse organisation of pores and particles, which influence the organisms that live within. These particles, known as ‘soil aggregates’, consist of mineral and organic materials bound together, and are generally defined by their size and their stability in water.
The Importance Of Sleep – Part 2
During the night, your body passes through four to six cycles of sleep. Each cycle is comprised of four stages. Each cycle lasts approximately 90 minutes. Passing through the cycles without disruption is important to cellular rejuvenation, memory consolidation, and restoration of physical and emotional reserves.
Thought For The Month
Listen to your own voice, your own soul, too many people listen to the noise of the world, instead of themselves. Deep inside, you know what you want, let no one decide that for you.
Distribution Patterns – Distribution Of Soil Organisms – Part 3
Earthworms represent one of the main taxonomic groups of soil biota. Earthworms are present in almost all terrestrial ecosystems at varying biomass, density or species richness levels.
If Regenerative Agriculture Is So Good, Why Isn’t Everybody Doing It?
It is complicated, but in agriculture today, farmers are very much dependent on advice either directly or indirectly from their suppliers whose dominant approach to finding solutions to the problems they face.
Importance Of Sleep – Part 1
Are you one of the majority of people not getting enough sleep? Many scientific studies have estimated by 40 years of age we have accumulated a 20,000 hour sleep deficit.
Thought For The Month
I cannot say whether things will get better if we change; what I can say is they must change if they are to get better.
Distribution Patterns – Distribution Of Soil Organisms – Part 2
The kingdom Fungi is one of the most diverse groups of organisms on Earth regulating carbon cycling, plant nutrition and pathology. Soil nematodes are among the most abundant multicellular animals on Earth.
Peer-reviewed Science Confirms That A Migration At Scale From Industrial Farming To Regenerative Farming Can Deliver Simultaneous Economic, Ecological, And Social Benefits
The task of regenerative agriculture is to create profitable farms which deliver ecological services and the social benefit to agricultural communities.
Do You Need A Reason To Eat Organic And Avoid Toxins In Your Life?
Recently we were reading an article about a young couple preparing themselves nutritionally before and during pregnancy. Increasingly there is a growing awareness of the importance of the health and nutritional status of both parents pre conception.
Thought For The Month
Right now, at this very moment, we have a mind, which is all the basic equipment we need to achieve complete happiness.
Distribution Patterns – Distribution Of Soil Organisms
Microbial ecologists describing the distribution of soil microorganisms on a large spatial scale generally invoke one of the oldest fundamental paradigms in microbial ecology ‘everything is everywhere, but, the environment selects’.
The Next Agricultural Revolution is About Growing Affordable, Nutrient-dense Food on Regenerating Soils at Scale
A growing body of evidence confirms that we can grow food at lower cost and, potentially, with greater productivity by aligning with natural processes For years, debates about the future of food have had one underpinning assumption – a trade-off between the ecology and the economy.
11 Amazing Health Benefits of Iodine
Iodine underlies many basic functions for maintaining a healthy body. Iodine deficiency is the cause of goiter in many people and can open doors too many chronic diseases.
Thought For The Month
If you want to make small changes, change the way you do things. If you want to make major changes, change the way you see things.
Distribution Patterns – Biogeography
Biogeography is the study of the large-scale distribution of biodiversity through space and time. This science aims to reveal biodiversity regulation and its link with ecosystem biological functioning, goods and services, such as maintenance of productivity, of soil and atmospheric quality and of soil health.
Why Is Soil Regeneration So Important?
The legacy we have created through industrial agriculture is that much of our so-called ‘soil’ is, in reality, biologically dead dirt. It is literally lifeless. Modern soil science provides insights into how to harness nature to fix this, and indeed, why we should.
The Four Minute Workout by Zach Bush MD
The Four Minute Workout is a new concept of exercise that revolves around the body’s ability to use nitric oxide for muscle growth. This is an efficient anaerobic workout that can be done multiple times per day.
Thought For The Month
Regenerative Agriculture Will Also Result In The Good Health Of You, Your Farm And Your Community
Soils – Geographical And Temporal Distribution
The aim of the next series of Gold Nuggets is to present the biotic and abiotic factors that influence the spatial and temporal patterns of soil communities.
Percy Weston, The Curious Farmer Who Cured Himself Of Cancer
Percy Weston was an identity in North East Victoria: leading horticulturalist, local historian, humanitarian. In the book he relates how he cured himself of crippling arthritis and tells of many other wonderful stories…
Cancer And Arthritis Are Linked To The Health Of The Soil Through Our Food And Drink
Today more than ever we need to maintain a strong and healthy immune system. Through his own investigation and exploration he came to the conclusion that his diet contained a greater abundance of acid minerals than alkaline minerals.
Thought For The Month
Nothing ventured nothing gained! Experiment! Trial! Observe! And above all Learn!
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Although the soil animals considered as megafauna are not actually large on a human scale, and rarely exceed 1 kg in weight, they are exceptionally ‘huge’ compared to other soil organisms.
