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David Montgomery & Anne Biklé. It's a tangled relationship - soil, nature, and people. The saga continues in our latest book, What Your Food Ate.

Seattle, WA
Joined April 2014
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Come and join us for Ecdysis Foundation and Blue Dasher Farm’s field day! Spread the word!
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Unseen and hidden effects of pesticides: pesticide suppress natural soil fertilizers. Our new study in @NaturePortfolio demonstrates that pesticides suppress the natural nutrient uptake capacity of beneficial mycorrhizal fungi with 42%. nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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Having gardened organically for more than two decades, I’d always added compost to my beds. I also planted cover crops... But now, with no till, I was taking the final step toward “regenerative agriculture.”" FERN's latest Back Forty. By @fromartz thefern.org/blog_posts/back-…
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How to Visualize Qualitative Data: #Organic #regenerative farming compared to Conventional.
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This promises to be a really wonderful conversation. The Hidden Half of Nature by @dig2grow was one of the most revelatory books I read when I was researching #sitopia. Do join us at the #Kitchentable on the 23rd March for a deep dive into microbes, soil and human health!
Do join us at the next #KitchenTable for conversation with David Montgomery and Anne Bikle
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Why can’t more parking areas be this fun? As seen near Glenorchy in New Zealand
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There's no shortage of fresh water. There's a shortage of healthy soil that will absorb it and methods & practices that build such soil. Maybe read a few of the many excellent writings, including entire books, by some of the people tagged. Start with "Water in Plain Sight".
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Replying to @Dig2Grow
@Dig2Grow good comprehensive read on N in its different forms, using N efficiency and profits per acre as primary metrics to measure effectiveness ecofarmingdaily.com/build-so…
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Soil is the key to our planet's history (and future) nationalpost.com/wcm/1235c02… via @nationalpost cc. @dig2grow
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In this episode, Kara Kroeger, a sustainable agriculture specialist with NCAT’s ATTRA sustainable agriculture talks w. agro-ecologist Nicole Masters attra.ncat.org/understanding… cc. @Dig2Grow
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Saving #Bees With #Fungal #Extracts; The Pharmacy Of The #Forest Floor. The #SecondaryMetabolites many #fungi produce have an insane amount of pharmacological potential for the immune systems of other invaluable species. forestfloornarrative.com/blo… vía @ForestNarrative | @PaulStamets
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The Biggest Little Farm coming soon. – at Frankfort, KY
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Happy #WorldBeeDay everyone. Take a minute to appreciate a pollinator, like this huge carpenter bee helping to produce your morning coffee. Thanks to @IPBES too for summarizing what we know! @GundInstitute @CATIEOficial – at Costa Rica
Without pollinators, we would not #Bee 🐝 able to grow many of the world's essential crops! #WorldBeeDay Give #Bees a chance! #Pollination #foodsecurity
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Woman at the coffee shop noticing my Molecular Ecology textbook: "Oh wow, I do not envy you having to learn that" Me: "Hopefully my students feel differently..." Her: "Oh...Oops...I mean..."
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Switch from hunting to herding recorded in ancient pee @columbia @ScienceAdvances phys.org/news/2019-04-herdin…
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Replying to @BugLundgren
@BugLundgren is coming to ILLLLLLLinois! May 1st in Normal Regenerative Agriculture, Pollinators and Beekeeping Sponsored by @PrairieRivers and the IDEA Farm Network
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Inoculation and/or co-inoculation #artichoke plants with beneficial #arbuscular #mycorrhizal fungi #Rhizophagus irregularis and beneficial bacteria (#PGPR) could be considered an effective and #sustainable tool to enhance #yield and yield components. goo.gl/8eWnJK
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The idea that microorganisms in the human gut could influence the brain was often dismissed as wild. Not any more. go.nature.com/2I1qh00
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