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15 years ago when I left school, all I dreamed of was more attention payed towards ecology, conservation and respect for nature. Although there is always work to do we have to celebrate the incredible achievements made to date. You guys with your maturity and experience, are establishing a global network which is amazing. All we have to do now is continue to inspire and help the young see a positive future, enriched with engaging work and activity. We need to fight the doom and gloom peddlers, the fear mongers, those that terrify and confuse the youth. 🙏💚 Save Soil

We really need to join our efforts on this, instead of making war! Thank you for your work, it gives me hope . Greetings from Germany!

@emulychan

Жыл бұрын

Hi, i just moved to germany. Do you know any interesting projects near Nürnberg to get involved in?

@giselaposch8686

Жыл бұрын

@@emulychan I will see what I can find for you....!

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

We're not aware of anything happening in that area at the moment...

@kimberlyoglesby10

Жыл бұрын

@@emulychan -

I'm a shaman and I love mother earth, I want more knowledge to help save the soil 🖤🌹🌹🌹

I joined the webinar because I’m a huge fan of Dr. Inghams. My background is wildlife biology and environmental law but I practice neither as I focused on family. However I always love to learn about systems and soil is invaluable. But I am really loving Mr. Liu and his broader perspective on economies and social structures - such good information. Thrilled you all exist and are doing this work.

transform society through soil...i believe you bro

I do gardening, and really if you have good soil, you don't need work hard. In 4 years I have turned my lawn into a beautiful flower bed, and my garden grows herbs and berry bushes. Some of my neighbors have followed on my footsteps. I live in Calgary, AB, Canada. In this place the climate is not easy , but I observe the plant are very smart during this short session to grow.

Absolutely! Great and a valuable information for all listeners. Especially for those young people looking for a meaningful career in helping food growers to work with Mother Nature and helping to restore ecological systems at the same time. Taking action and working together has power in every level...Thanks to all these amazing people in this webinar. :-)

Thank you so much for all the beautiful work you all are doing. I hope very much to take this course at some point. I have just started farming because I know that it is and can be part of the solution when we shift the paradigm. There has been a lot of blame and negatively on farmers recently. But farmers are greatly under valued and misunderstood. I hope the WEF is watching.

You need to bring it not only to politicians and government, especially local governments, but to the masses because many federal politicians will ignore or hide their, unfortunately as it doesn’t benefit them financially. It’s a horrible thing that they don’t care about the people and planet they serve in general but it’s the truth.

You are hitting it out of the park. This will go viral

Save soil 🙏🏽

Great stuff SFWS. Please share more on ways we can help save the planet individually. Like, Reducing surface temperature by growing plants, up to -20f on plant surfaces. Going our own food and its many benefits. Like food nutrients, Conserving water by using gray water, mulches, ground cover, drip watering ex.. Community projects like composting, trading resources and becoming a producer on a consumer. Don’t wait for Government to save you. Voting with your money is more effective. Spend on green products and services only.

Adam joyfully stroking his beard as John talks;)

WOW!!! THANK YOU, FOR ALL OF THIS MIRACULOUS, AMAZING, FASCINATING INFORMATION!! EVER SINCE THE 1980's WHEN I FIRST READ "ONE STRAW REVOLUTION (MASANOBU FUKUOKA) ..I HAVE ALWAYS HOPED AND DREAMED THAT SUCH "GROWING SUCCESS" COULD BECOME SUCH A REALITY, ..ESPECIALLY TO THE BENEFIT OF THE OVERALL ECOLOGY, AND HEALTH, OF OUR ECOSYSTEMS, AS WELL AS HUMANITY!! .. THANKS AGAIN, YOU, ALL, ARE OUR TRUE, LIVING, FLESH AND BLOOD, "GUARDIAN ANGELS"!!!.....💝🙏

#SaveSoil 😃

@quinto190

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely amazing initiative that Sadhguru launched there. Maybe we get some more traction now on the political level.

1:51:30 it can be a huge task to get that biology back in the soil though, especially depending on your climate, and the amount of help you have, if any.

OMG! I've been having that dream--of camps--since 2002...I have, in fact, designed one on paper (I'm an architectural and civil engineering designer, specializing in land planning), meditating on how to make it happen...WOW!😲

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

Hi Teresa, for more information contact info@soilfoodweb.com

@IAmHumanJake

Ай бұрын

I don't really have a dream about a camp. But I've dreamed of creating a forest. Farmers and wood harvesters have been destroying woods. Lately some farmers been cutting down the small patch of woods just to get extra planting. Cut everything then put in a big burn pile, heart breaking. Last year woods next to me got raided, just to make pallets from the giant oaks. Looks like a tornado ripped though it

love your documentary on the loess plateau John!

That was always my dream, wish you come back to Spain AGAIN!!! Since a year I started and its amazing in all levels:::My dream to make the planet green again a big green garden!!! great inspiration!!!

I want you four to run world agriculture and ecosystem repair 🫵🫵🫵🫵 If only the big global organisations would get on board. This shouldn’t be political, but governments are too busy paving the way for big business, big pharma, big chem, the food industry to champion this cause. Luckily some quiet conscientious people are just getting on with it. Dr.Ingham, you’re a big inspiration to me and thank you all for what you do 🙏🙏🙏

Fantastic webinar, and fantastic questions. I really enjoyed this.

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

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I love the information you share on this channel. I do wish you did more show and tell. Talking heads in offices make the topic more theoretical. Do you have a channel that shows you building soil health? Showing us individually how to do this.

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

@Mel Solomon thank you for your comment. You might be interested to watch this video of a Case Study in Peru, where the farmer reported increasing yields by over 100% in the first year and nearly 100% in the 2nd year: promo.soilfoodweb.com/jan23s-consultant-va/#case-peru More videos of case studies can be found here: www.soilfoodweb.com/resources/case-studies-videos/?vID=537966540&h=a79eb5d201

I want to be part of that 15% thats part of the change!! Very interested in becoming a lab tech/consultant!! Does anyone know if there are any sort of scholarships/grants to help pay for the courses ? Mother of 3 over here! 😊 Lol

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

Email us at info@soilfoodweb.com, please :)

@ryankeeney2287

Жыл бұрын

Let me know if you find any scholarships or grants and I’ll do the same if I find any

Thank you.

29:15 - About the mulching, you're right. We should also cover our cities in green crops and solar farms. The savings inn temperature control from well insulated buildings with hempcrete inside them would prove to be astronomically improving to quality of life and conservation of resources.

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

@Cameron Bell thank you for your comment. You might be interested to watch this video where we look at many pathways to bring change: promo.soilfoodweb.com/jul22-erb-sls-va/#Pathway

I'm from Las Vegas

I'm lucky, I'm only like 50 miles away from Tainio Biologicals. :)

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Thank you Sirs,very useful and informative.

I see Dr Elaine and Dr Adam mention that the compost development and the microorganism ratio that is to be achieved would depend on the crop one plans to grow, when it comes to restoration sites such as grasslands or even temperate type forests systems, how would soil regeneration and making soil amendments for these kind of projects differ from those done for agricultural lands ? It would be really interesting to see how to handle soil regeneration in projects that involve rewilding forest or grasslands or riparian ecosystems . Are there examples of agroforestry farms that you guys have worked ? Thank you for the amazing content you guys put out here ! :)

Excellent!

@soilfoodwebschool

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Feel free to contact us info@soilfoodweb.com

I’m a fan and hope this helps. Ways to increase interest in the Microscope. 1. Create short dramatic story’s staring micro organisms, with a taste of ur teachings. Sounds like the makings of a great commercial for SFWS, If u ask me. 2. Find common micro dangers found in soil that can only be identified though magnification. Once identified, an informed prescription can be made for that organism. 3. Include relatable facts every human can relate too. Like how much and kinda of bacteria we have in and around our body’s. Show how prescribed positive bacteria treatments can improve our lives. Like solving chronic body odor problems. I see prescription aerated tea doing big things for human health and happiness in the future too. Say, an after spray for surfaces and humans, for instance. Adding that protective, positive bio layer back to your body after a shower. 4. Show prof’s.

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, Jason! I love these ideas.

@jasontoolan3816

Жыл бұрын

@@soilfoodwebschool one more question thx, is there research on aerated tea as a skin conditioner or probiotic for digestion, or anything relating to human consumption.

@soilfoodwebschool

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Feel free to get in touch info@soilfoodweb.com

Missouri

Iran nice beutiful monuments

Held water on the land feeds the water cycle. Droughts are caused by no water present in the area which can feed the water/rain cycle.. Held water can restore aquarium, lakes, ponds, streams and rivers not just dumping water back into the oceans when the ground is hard.

We're wise to bring the people along, especially those who find themselves without work rather than utilizing equipment. I think it was the introduction of machines where the disconnection to our Mother Earth began. This is coming from a mechanical engineer who has had to come to grips with this truth. I don't think trying to convince politicians is worthwhile either. Maybe some, but I'm sure many are in bed with large corporations who fund their campaigns and aren't in it for the people. My 2 cents...

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I'm a newbe, which is good, but bad at the sametime.

Have you , at any of the camps , experimented with Tesla's agricultural technologies , do you have any experimental data that you could share with others . Using them instead of pesticides or fertilizer would be so important for the promotion of soil health . Rumor had it that productivity can be increased by up to 40 % . It would be cool if the government could sponsor the investment in an effort to phase out soil killing chemicals . Farmers should not have to carry that burden. Change for the better should be heavily subsidized .

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

We have not heard of Tesla's agricultural tech, and will have to look into it. Thanks for sharing!

@gabrielehanne580

Жыл бұрын

Glad I mentioned it . I chanced upon it in a you tube video from Germany . Apparently experiments were conducted in Russia and then picked up by some creative medical marijuana growers in Germany that were able to increase the yield by up to 40 % . The frequency generators used give plants incredibly healthy growth habits that might also be able to drastically reduce the perceived need for pesticides . These technologies are also very successfully used in the alternative healthcare sector . They seem to be able to give damaged dna a sort of tune up that restores functionality . Check it out and if you like what you find please spread it widely . I've been searching the web high and low to find these cool novel techniques . My highly customized Google news feed has been of great help in this effort .

I used to watch politics and get into it. It brought out the worst part of me. I can be horrible to you without regret and tap into my alpha male beast mode, and it doesnt do anybody any good. I argued my points, my thoughts, my hope. Now I feel like the difference I made wasnt worth a squirt of pee. Since I started looking at my grass in my yard and thinking, "Hey I should add some seed!" I have gone on a journey into the grass and soil that's just fascinating. My over half a bag of scotts summer guard, and tub of miracle grow are sitting unused this year on the shelf. You have helped me fine tune my compost without a microscope in case you didnt know that🙏🙏🙏. I scour what you say for tidbits that serve my zero dollar budget business plan. I had composter aneurobic issues starting, because i tried a big 3 by 3 by 3 composter and it was more than I expected. I have gone out and collected a few samples of nature from a nearby park, there was some leaf mold, there was some nice rotted log with the nice soil at the base of it by a big ol tree, and I grabbed some tiny samples of random soil under leaves. All the Canadian Geese are home and they have their goslings walking aound the park like gangs( It's on a river) You dont mess with them... The males will attack and have a bone in their wing that can smash a femur! Yeah crazy eh! And they dont let you get colse, they will charge from 15 - 20 feet😅😆 So I am in the bush with a ziploc and a spoon and I stand up and hold up the bag to look into it at the goodies & a Mom rides by with her kids on bikes and see's me in my big hat doing stuff. Lol Using what I have picked up from all of the seminars I have seen, my compost is back in good shape. I was aprehensive to add a dominator like LABS & lose diversity, but you made me understand it was going downhill fast, and i needed a midway bacteria to stop it from heading aneurobic. Lactic Acid Bacterium, followed by homemade fish hydrolysate with mercury free portuguese sardines, and i started flipping it. I let some fungal activity happen before I flipped...maybe 3 days at first cpl flippings, now every 2 days, and its finishing up nice. Added some fresh chicken poop in a cpl thin layers from my friends chickens yesterday, so now I am gonna check the temp of the pile. Going to continue to flip it, and I screemed some to test if its gonna grow some bluegrass seeds i just grabbed up from my garden centre. Wish me luck. Prey for me to aquire a decent microscope that I can start learning from. My lawn husiness yas 2 customers and its discouraging now, but I will keep going and doing wyat makes me happy, and helps the Planet. Sorry bout typos is you read this whole blab.😅

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If you look at the data from Ice core drilling and Drilling in the bottom of the sea on the floors the data shows there has been many times in history high levels of CO2 and methane much higher than now but they both run in correlation as one goes up so does the other but then the data also shows an ice age that happened shortly after a cooling of the planet so as for a catastrophe I wouldn't quite say that this seems to be a natural cycle of the Earth itself

You guys should get highschool to teach this. Your course could be a skill program to teach. Like welding or automotive, construction...Ex i believe everyone should be learning this

I am confused here, why is this course so costly? As a knowledgable scientist and advocate of the Earth, wouldn't you want educate more humans as opposed to the just financially secure few? This seems a bit contradictory to what you state your environmental advocacy is on. I love Dr. Liu but Dr. Ingham needs to look at her priorities....Most regenerative farmers or farmers who want to convert to regenerative farming, cannot afford this course..As student of permaculture, I have been told by many that Dr. Ingham's reputation as soil scientist is being tarnished by what appears to be a pyramid scheme to capitalize on anthropogenic environmental destruction. Once you stated the price of your course, my heart just sank.....If you really care about the planet, this course should be federally funded or at the very least the cost should be on a sliding scale....I guess my Permie friends where right...

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

Hi Gabrielle, I understand your concerns. Here is some information about us that is important to consider. We are a for profit school with a mission to empower people to regenerate the soils in their communities. The Soil Food Web School employs more than 30 people, some of whom are PhD Biologists, agronomists and other highly skilled people, who are working very hard to try to make this knowledge available to farmers around the world. Our educational programs comprise a mix of online lectures and 1-on-1 mentoring, designed to help people to develop their skills so they can rapidly regenerate the soil biome, as we see this as being fundamental to the survival of life on earth and to ensuring food security for all. We collaborate with, and support, other organizations. One example is Tiyeni.org for whom we helped raise over $100k in 2021. Tiyeni have trained over 17,000 farmers in Malawi, Africa, to use regenerative practices, thereby increasing their yields by an average of 146% in year 1. This is life-changing for many of these farmers. Dr. Elaine has been working with the Tiyeni team to develop their composting process and the school has provided free training to Tiyeni's team so that they can use the microscope to assess the quality of the biology they are introducing to the soil, and to track the progress of the Soil Biome over time. The school has also invested in research projects to find other ways in which soil biology can be improved, such as seed coating, working with a global seed company on this in 2020/2021. We look forward to continuing this research in 2022. We are working towards broadening the educational content provided by the school, to include lots of other, useful information for farmers, ranchers and growers, designed to help them transition fully to regenerative agriculture in whatever setting they may be. I hope this insight into what the Soil Food Web School is about will go some way towards alleviating your concerns. Please feel free to reach out to our team with any questions here: info@soilfoodweb.com

@IAmHumanJake

Ай бұрын

I agree with the price being costly. but for me you mentioned schooling, so in a way you'll learning something that I would say is considered cheap if you tried learning this in college. For me it's to costly to consider doing this just so I can improve my vegetables garden. The only thing I'm interested in doing is the composting/ liquid tea making. Which I already started looking into before watching this. Only thing that changes for me is applying this on more then just my vegetables.

@soilfoodwebschool

Ай бұрын

@IAmHumanJake Thank you for your comment. you may be interested to take a look at our Soil Food Web Essentials course: www.soilfoodweb.com/soil-food-web-essentials-courses-overview/

Mulch day! What if the engineers and biochemists knew that the fertilizers and herbicides and insecticides were bad for the soil and converting it to acres of indefinitely fertilizer- and herbicide- dependent dirt if the farmland would ever produce vegetables and grains. What if it was intentional? If you look politics and business, 20 years is nothing, most businesses plan for the long-term. They expect to be in business and thriving decades from now and have plans in place to ensure that, which makes the attacks and maligning anyone who had an interest in ecology or worrying about the earth. Hippies or tree-hugging liberals being two of the more popular. I heard a farmer in Iowa use the latter just last year in answer to a question about his herbicide causing non-Hodgkins lymphoma and now we have lawsuits.

Never seen religious monument not bad for pt ecology

Must be seeing things what about another religious monuments for all africa s arab and up jungle

Your course are very costly, Normal people can not afford

@jasontoolan3816

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Psst, all u need is the lab tech course. 🤓

@healthdanab4421

Жыл бұрын

@@jasontoolan3816 whys that?

@jasontoolan3816

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@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

No matter what, students of the Soil Food Web School must start with the Foundation Courses (FC). In the FC, you will learn the science, theory and application methods behind the Soil Food Web Approach developed by Dr. Ingham over the last 4 decades. The FC is an online, self-paced course comprising 63 lectures, and is very flexible. Each lecture has a corresponding quiz, which must be taken to progress forward onto the next lecture. Students typically require about 150 hours in order to complete the FC at a reasonable pace. We expect that a student can complete the FC in 4 weeks, if studying full-time. Once a student successfully completed the FC, meaning the scored above 90% on their quizzes, they can progress to our advanced courses, such as the Certified Lab-Tech Program.

@soilfoodwebschool

Жыл бұрын

I understand what you are saying. We do believe, and our students agree, that our courses are priced reasonable for the value one receives. Here is some information about us. We are a for profit school with a mission to empower people to regenerate the soils in their communities. The Soil Food Web School employs more than 30 people, some of whom are PhD Biologists, agronomists and other highly skilled people, who are working very hard to try to make this knowledge available to farmers around the world. Our educational programs comprise a mix of online lectures and 1-on-1 mentoring, designed to help people to develop their skills so they can rapidly regenerate the soil biome, as we see this as being fundamental to the survival of life on earth and to ensuring food security for all. If you are interested in the course, and cannot afford it, please reach out to our team here: info@soilfoodweb.com

To bad the land is owned by one person

To Derek in Winnipeg...if you haven't, check out Rob & Michelle Avis at VergePermaculture (YT), right there in Calgary. They turned their urban tract house lot into a food forest, PLUS!!! Spectacular testimony!! 💖