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This is a great educational resource page Regeneration.org: "Localization reconnects families and communities with nutritious, fair, regenerative, and regionally produced food. For centuries, diverse seasonal crops were grown sustainably to be shared and consumed locally. Industrialism overthrew these local and regional food systems in favor of mass-produced monocultures that"

A free 300 page e-book journey to support the life path of regenerative farmers/ranchers. This was written by a rancher, Jared Sorenson, who with understanding and support can help you transform your life, your relationships, and inspire you to live your life's mission.

The most essential question for farmers and gardeners to ask about their soil is, "Is it alive?" We will explore the diverse microorganism communities present in soil and why it is so important to keep them thriving and in balance. Meredith Leigh will explain the importance of a dynamic soil food web. View multiple different local participant samples and apply that information on your own farm or garden to build your own soil enriching strategies. Look up Living Web Farms to access the additional training videos (parts 1-3) on learning how t

"Using fungi for regenerative practices for farms, gardens, forest, landscape...."

Understanding soil life is critical if we want to be sustainable; we need to work with nature, instead of waging war on natural laws as we do in our agricultural systems, to the detriment of people and the planet. 🎙Learn more on the podcast

Understanding soil life is critical if we want to be sustainable; we need to work with nature, instead of waging war on natural laws as we do in our agricultural systems, to the detriment of people and the planet. 🎙Learn more on the podcast https://apple.co/2lCuv3m 🎙

Kiss the Ground reveals that, by regenerating the world’s soils, we can completely and rapidly stabilize Earth’s climate, restore lost ecosystems and create abundant food supplies. Using compelling graphics and visuals, along with striking NASA and NOAA footage, the film artfully illustrates how, by drawing down atmospheric carbon, soil is the missing piece of the climate puzzle.