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Unlocking the Secrets of Soil Life: The Wild Side Revealed
When we think of soil, we often picture a lifeless, inert substance that merely supports the growth of plants. But beneath the surface lies a complex ecosystem of organisms that perform crucial functions, from decomposing organic matter to cycling nutrients and water....
Breaking Free from the Green Lie: The Truth About Fertilizers and Your Lawn
It's true that many lawn care companies truly believe in what they do, but unfortunately, they don't always understand the full impact of their actions. For far too long, these companies have been promoting harmful chemicals and quick fixes, prioritizing their profits...
From the More-On Approach to Soil Health: How Michael Stangl Transformed Lawn Care
As a young entrepreneur in 1981, Michael Stangl started his lawn care business with the same approach that many in the industry still use today - the "More-On Approach." This approach relies on a heavy use of fertilizers and sprays to achieve a green and weed-free...
How Understanding Soil Health Leads to Regenerative Lawn Care and Plant Diversity
Weeds or plant diversity grows based on the biology within the soil and the chemical balance of the soil. When the soil has a healthy microbiome with diverse populations of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms, they create a symbiotic relationship with plants....
Unlocking the Potential of Nature’s Brew: A Citizen Scientist’s Guide to Understanding the Biology in Our Soil
As more and more people become aware of the importance of soil health, the demand for natural and sustainable methods of farming, gardening, and landscaping continues to grow. One of the most effective tools in achieving this goal is the use of a biologically diverse...
Nature’s Brew: A Celebration of Microbial Diversity in Soil Health
The world beneath our feet is teeming with life. In every handful of healthy soil, there are billions of microorganisms that form the foundation of an entire ecosystem. From fungi and bacteria to protozoa and nematodes, each organism plays a critical role in...
Fun Facts About Our Compost and Nature’s Brew
Here's something new you might find interesting within my compost and extract: There are bacteria in our compost that can help plants defend against herbivores? One example is the genus Bacillus, which contains species that produce compounds toxic to insects and other...
Nature’s Brew: The Key to Unlocking the Power of Soil Biology
Nature's Brew represents a new era in soil health management. It is a dynamic, living solution that harnesses the power of biology to transform the way we approach agriculture, landscaping, and gardening. By feeding and supporting the microbial life within the soil,...
Unlocking the Secrets of Nature’s Microbial Symphony: How Healthy Soil Can Improve Our Health and Happiness
As kids, many of us were told to play outside and get our hands dirty. And as it turns out, that advice was spot-on. Working within a healthy soil with our hands or bare feet can have a great impact on our health and happiness, thanks to the diverse community of...
The Natural Rainmakers: How Microbes in Your Compost Can Create Rain
Do you ever stop to wonder where rain comes from? While we often think of it as a purely meteorological phenomenon, there's actually a lot of biology involved in the process. And believe it or not, the microbes in your compost could play a big role in creating those...
The Secrets of Crabgrass: A Regenerative Perspective
Many homeowners dread the sight of crabgrass in their lawns, viewing it as a pesky weed that needs to be eradicated. However, taking a regenerative perspective on crabgrass reveals a different story - one of resilience, adaptation, and soil health. Firstly, crabgrass...
The Secrets of Crabgrass: Understanding the Importance of a “Weed”
Crabgrass, the bane of many homeowners and lawn enthusiasts, is often considered a pesky weed that needs to be eliminated. However, looking at this plant through a regenerative lens reveals a different story. Crabgrass can be a valuable indicator of soil health and a...
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