7:09 to get directly to the doctor speaking

@josanders1428

3 жыл бұрын

How do you get it in you dirt.? How will I know if I have all this? TELL Me HOW ? I know what I need but I need to know how!!!!!!!!!!???

Dr Ingham is awesome! She might win a nobel prize some day... Too bad her online course is crazy expensive!

@daleval2182

4 жыл бұрын

All the answers are online, but take the right base, and feed the bugs

@daleval2182

4 жыл бұрын

Ironic Cass Ingram my fav natural doctor made me healthy, and now Laura Ingham, makes my food healthier, the science system was a lying bitch nearly killed us both. GFY, have a nice day

@xDanoss318x

4 жыл бұрын

@@daleval2182 This is science to FYI. Discrediting science isn't the right way to go here. If you discredit science nobody will listen to you. Science doesn't have an opinion. Science is only about producing knowledge.

@daleval2182

4 жыл бұрын

@@xDanoss318x you go ahead enjoy lies being taught in college, many agree the system is bent on favor of profit, not healing. So I'll stand my ground not give a shit if you don't believe or hear me. Enjoy

@xDanoss318x

4 жыл бұрын

​@@daleval2182 I am a mechanical engineer, so the science we got taught are straight-up facts. If you discredit science, you are always on the wrong side. Sorry to bring that to you. You don't get to choose facts based on what you like or don't like. Science doesn't care about your feelings. I mean, what are you doing here? You say science is lies. WTF? What Dr. Elaine does IS science. You should google Dunning Kruger Effect, I'm pretty sure you have that. Because I am not educated enough in this field (Soil biology) I can't judge if what Dr. Elaine is telling is true. It all makes sense, yes, but I don't have enough knowledge to definitely say that what she is talking about is true. I like to believe that it's true and I hope it is true and I want it to be true, but I couldn't tell based on my education in this field. I will educate myself further on this and try her system myself. I don't just mindlessly believe everything. I want to think for myself. I am NOT saying Dr. Elaine is lying. I don't think she is. All I'm saying is, that I don't know enough about this topic to judge. It's exactly the same thing if you look at flat earthers or anti vaccers. The people following these ideas discredit the science system like you do. If you have no knowledge at all in a field, the thinks these flat earthers and anti vaccers say to you might make sense. Because you have no knowledge you can't tell when you are lied to and where what they tell you is flawed. And they just think they are educated because they listened to these people. That is why there are people believing the earth is flat. They discredit science and then mindlessly follow these people preaching the flat earth on youtube. Be better than those guys, educate yourself and ALWAYS think critically. Don't just believe what sounds right at first glance. You don't get to pick for yourself what is true and what is not.

my tiller quit and this started me into a whole new way of life and gardening I have learned much from different folks on youtube and especially this lady..One thing I did was dug out rows where I intended on planting about 18 in wide and buried old trees and branches well on their way decomposing and then layered grass clippings and leaves on top of them before putting soil back on top. I felt this was a great idea.I have composted for years but never had it all explained to me I just new how the soil would turn out and I liked that. Ive wondered about table scraps as we all know some of our food from the stores has been sprayed with pesticides and are gmo foods that we put in our compost. I have put another layer of leaves and grass clippings on top of all this and it should be great next year. Putting a handfull of compost in hole where each plant goes and then water with compost tea .

@melissab8500

3 жыл бұрын

Just started this myself, so far so good

@JosanIlhuitl1

3 жыл бұрын

The waste that I integrate into the soil is organic matter where microorganisms will be very happy.

Dr. Ingham FTW 🙌🏾

this pond is amazing

Mind blown! The grapes example in Australia is pretty graphic...we're in severe Drought here in Cali again n to think those farms still produced...on compost n dew alone...that's incredible 😳. Tell me more...

Wow, great, great and amazing work... thanks for share Best regards from Sinaloa, Mx. I’m Farming my mango orchard, organic since last May, and I’m using agrohomeopathy with focus on soil microbiology

looking forward to those answers

Is there anyway to get the slides used for this?

Thank You! (first things first) .. I find it hard to believe that 43,959 people viewed this and theres only 891 likes??? Although i realize change is hard and comes too late for some.. At least the information to educate has become available ..Certainly you were created for a purpose and are minding your business :) ..Awesome!

Is there a second part to this? I watched this lecture and was anxious to try her methods, and she got to the “want to learn more about restoring your soil?” And her last words were to ask the question I was anxious to hear the answer to about how to apply all these principles . . . And the video ended. Is there a part two?

Dr.Elaine,I'm highly interested to learn and apply everything you are teaching,can you please reach me out and guide me so I can guide our members in SOFPIA (Sustainable Organic Farming Practitioners In Action) towards Biological Farming.Is the first step is to secure a microscope and learn how to use it and learn how to make asessment of the soil?

Is there any problem with Organic fertilizers? Or is it only in-organic that should be avoided?

Can earthworms help distribute nutrients deeper into the soil as they migrate up and down winter vs summer, wet vs dry? I haven't heard you disguss adding them.

I love this stuff but is their a corn/wheat/sobean farmer that use this and got good yeild ??

@joefrisbie2036

4 жыл бұрын

Start with Gabe Brown and Ray Archuleta and build your own list

@alexbiggs8131

3 жыл бұрын

Use profit over yield..its about benefiting from lowering the costs, by reducing fertilizer, pesticides.

@123476565656

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexbiggs8131 Based on the video from Gabe Brown I've seen, you can potentially get both cost savings AND revenue increases. It really does look promising

@alexbiggs8131

3 жыл бұрын

@@123476565656 No argument but each situation is different. I suspect that increased revenue comes over time.

Dr Ingham is REALLY awesome. Only one problem, discussion is largely academic. I wish she comes up with practical suggestions of implementing her ideas by actual farmers. Only one practical suggestion she has given ; compost.

@monchoblanc

3 жыл бұрын

avav121 avavav she says buy the mocroscope amd join soil food web. The innocukate with the needed microorganisms

@inlikearefugee5194

3 жыл бұрын

The answer is really the proper compost she is applying - nothing more to it : (

@thegardener9670

3 жыл бұрын

@@inlikearefugee5194 compost is only useful for adding the right microbes to soil, what matters more than that is providing a diverse array of plants above the soil so they produce adequate exudates to support the diverse microbes you want below ground. without the sugars being produced then even if you add compost the microbes within that compost will die. compost is simply an inoculant and once you have healthy soil you are better off letting the organic matter break down on the soil surface because that is supporting the microbes you have there rather than growing aload somewhere else to then dump ontop of them and disrupt the ecosystem that has been improved over time, setting you back. if you simply have the right plants above the soil they will attract the good microbes over time compost is simply a way to speed this process up.

So Do you guys only produce consultants Or do your clients actually do it , I mean actually farm,not just talk about it

Bush library prairie restoration,,43 minutes in

Are you sure that the liquid dropping off from the compost (compost leachate) is full of beneficial bacteria? I have the impression that compost leachate is composed essentially by fulvic and humic acids. On top, I ha read that the majority of the bacteria in compost liquid are the anaerobic bacteria that develop in the fermentation occurring while composting (even if we attempt to minimalized the fermentation).In this case, it there is risk that it is pathogenic bacteria so it is advice to not spread it on your vegetable garden.... Do you have an opinion and an advice whether to apply compost leachate directly on vegetable garden or not? Thank you

@joefrisbie2036

4 жыл бұрын

AS politely as possible. If your pile is going anaerobic you are doing something wrong. If there is a an unpleasant smell through it out. She has 40 years of experience telling you that "aerobically' generated compost, and the teas and extracts from them, is healthy for your plants.

So all we need to do is drop all out cuttings on the ground???

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

Not "all we need to do..." But sure enough your pretty close to get it right! ;-) Chop & drop to it's best. The day farmers learn how replace the plow, by a mower. The improvements will be "radical"!!

Nailwall, your comments might make SOME sense if you use punctuation.

Yes...Nature takes 100 years to build an inch of soil (minimum) WITHOUT HUMAN INTERVENTION & there is a bench mark you should have studied years ago, before Rodale. But this discussion on Nutrient Cycling is important about human-Nature interaction in this Food Emergency during Climate Chaos after 60 years of chemically poisoning the soil on arable land.

@metanoia9786

3 жыл бұрын

We need nature ! Love this comment 🌱😌

Lots of talk and discussion. But, what has to be done is case examples videod on site.

Stop glorifying people. Speak to the results. We should stay humble and observe. Focusing on Elaine as one person is only limiting the growth of the field (pun intended).

@7-ten

3 жыл бұрын

Who else do you recommend learning from?

@jhaufle1478

2 жыл бұрын

She is smart. Teaming with Microbes is a great book. Dont remember the auther. Its on audible. And Compost Everything. author. David the Good.

Is this information not “what”… some call ‘TheGreatAwakening’

Returning grazing to a grassland restored it or her way combined is fast. Grassland and grazing go together. Take away the 70 lbs of manure urine and hoof disturbance x 10 million dead buffalo and we got a desert . Dust bowl in the 30s .☀️

@Twindragon-tu1wd

3 ай бұрын

European fail farming. Dirt and civilization by David Montgomery

The missing ingredient, right under my nose...time to test hypothesi

You dont talk about compost been treated with nutrients then readding microorganisms have heard you say before that more nutrients are better.

@JoanDenoo

4 жыл бұрын

Do you mean, "You don't talk about compost being treated with nutrients? I have heard you say that more nutrients are better"?

what farmer seeking is method of restoring soil health. dont make it complicated and hard to understand. because most farmer dont have higher level education. so dont need explain it like u talking to university student. just tell us what to do and what to put on the soil. thats more easy to understand. as simple as that

@inlikearefugee5194

3 жыл бұрын

First learn how to make and use compost.

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

Tuan Haji - Meaning, you didn't learn much from these dissertations! There's no "ONE SIZE FITS ALL" or a "cure all" solution. Each and every case should/must be evaluated individually... The basic principles are (now) well known! But application to your particular case, can be totally different, from let's say my case! Increase/improve your biome. Increase organic matter availability. Protect soil and soil web. Reduce/eliminate erosion. Increase soil water retention/content! In a nutshell this is the basics. Probably I forgot some more, but you get the picture! Cheers

Way way too much lead in talk

Anthropomorphizing plants, and invoking Mother Nature, who has been "at this" for a long time, are natural places to slip when you do not know the God of Creation, who put all this complexity together with a Word. Yes, He is that amazing! You are right to give all kinds of glory to Him, so please, stop stealing His glory, and giving it to the idol mother nature.

@krzysztofrudnicki5841

2 жыл бұрын

Dude you are so wrong on many levels and you are not even aware of this.

@busker153

2 жыл бұрын

@@krzysztofrudnicki5841 If a person is wrong on something, isn't that kind of the same thing as not being aware of the truth of the matter? So, basically, you said nothing here. You simply farted through your fingers, and hit ENTER. Stupid people will always tell you that you are so wrong on so many levels, but not point out even one thing the person is wrong on. That is when you know you are talking to a person who has been fully blinded by sin. If you had anything constructive to say, you would have said it already. So, now it is time for you to gracefully leave the stage. Do not reply.

Why all those who love nature look like hell? Does anyone know the reason

@joefrisbie2036

4 жыл бұрын

Branding- we are rebels.

@aprilgalvan1659

4 жыл бұрын

Cause we don’t worry about how we look. We just enjoy life!

@davinciconcepts

4 жыл бұрын

She's 80. How do you think you'll look at 80.

@123476565656

3 жыл бұрын

@@davinciconcepts She's 80??

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

Let's talk again, when you reach her age... Shall we?! LOL 😂 BTW for an octogenarian she looks awesome. ;-)

Her own garden disappointed me, she needs spend more time at home I see

@inlikearefugee5194

3 жыл бұрын

Lots of improper compost on the market, she might have used the poor quality ones. Don't think she had had the time to make one herself.

@crpth1

2 жыл бұрын

I guess most of the time she's not even there. Which makes sense. Beside What I saw was "experiments" going on. And on an early stage, for that matter! Not the best for YT show off! LOL 😂