The Soil is losing organic matter

Depleted from its abundant and diversified microorganisms, Soil fails to harvest healthy, nutrient-rich produce, which affects our health.

With the health of younger generations at heart, don’t you think Humanity must make Soil healthy again?

Join us on our journey building awareness to bring back Soil for Humanity

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Soil For Humanity interview with Professor Joann K Whalen

As Soil Health is gaining greater importance, Soil For Humanity had the opportunity to sit down with Professor Joann Whalen from McGill University, to discuss soil biology, organic matter and new ways growers can improve and monitor soil’s biological functions.
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The Garden

Mankind’s relationship with the garden has special significance throughout the stages of our years. A century of soil speaks volumes of our human history, but maybe if we listen softly, we will hear her story about us.

Pura Vida

Humanity evolved with microscopic bacteria which helped to condition our natural immunity. To restrict this exposure to our natural world weakens the human system. The controversial notion of living a pure life and a sanitized existence.

Teaming up with a Micro Army

Nature has provided for life not only on top of the soil, but intelligently created a society of microbes flourishing and promoting a biodiverse culture underneath.

Agriculture – Food Diversity

How has food diversity been lost throughout the years? Are the crops that we have today simply hybridized? Let’s explore some of the crop varieties we have and what measures are in place to assure we never lose them.

Tillage – Cultivated in Spades

Tillage will dry soil if you’re attempting to aerate the top layer to facilitate crops. The issue is when industrial strength machinery digs in “several feet” for commercial crops, it compacts the lower soil layer killing it off.
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