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As gardeners we are also, whether we know it or not, caring for a herd of organisms, the microorganisms that live in our soil. Invisible to the naked eye, these organisms have important and dramatic relationships with plants: providing nutrition to plants, defending them from pests and disease, building soil structure and sequestering carbon.
Join us to explore some of the science of plant-microbial relationships and learn some things we can do as backyard gardeners to enhance biological soil health.
Learn how some of these ideas are pushing open a new frontier in agriculture – Regenerative Agriculture.
Greg Newton is a consultant in training at Dr. Elaine Inghams’ Soil Foodweb School. He is a community worker, food systems researcher and long time gardener, currently perfecting BioComplete compost recipes in New Brunswick, Canada. Greg is owner of Soil Wise Regenerative Land Care.
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