Showing posts with label soil biology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soil biology. Show all posts

Friday, September 12, 2014

Twelve simple food-gardening practices

I have grown vegetables for many years and read many books on the subject, but until half a year ago I was not aware how central microbes are to growing vegetables and fruit that are nutrient-rich.  This blog post briefly discusses why soil microbes are important and then offers a range of simple things food-gardeners can do to improve the quality of the fruit and vegetables they grow.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

And now improve your soil biology

Tasmanians Steve Solomon and Letetia Ware have a lot of expertise in soil biology and creating healthy soils. They have different approaches to it, but we can learn a lot from both. In this blog post I compare their approaches and come to the conclusion that they are really part of one and the same soil biology triangle.