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FIELD NOTES
By Natalie Forstbauer
FARMING IN RHYTHM WITH NATURE THE 5 ELEMENTS
By Natalie Forstbauer Air. Fire. Water. Earth. Ether. Deepen into your farming practices and personal journey with the 5 elements.
CAN SOIL SAVE US? HEALING GROUNDS
Book Review by Natalie Forstbauer Deepen into ancestral roots of regenerating soil, relationships, and ancient wisdom in a model of reciprocity.
INTERVIEW WITH LIZ CARLISLE
More than farming practices, regenerative agriculture is also a matter of social justice and shifting power.
INTERVIEW WITH RYAN BOLAND, CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER OF MERCOLA MARKET
INTERVIEW WITH RYAN BOLAND, CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER OF MERCOLA MARKET Discover why more and more companies and consumers are looking for biodynamic products.
REGENERATION
By Chris Trump Korean Natural Farming (KNF) is a method of partnering with natural law to improve soil and produce high quality nutrients from locally available resources.
WATER ALWAYS WINS BY ERICA GIES, REVIEW AND REFLECTIONS
By Natalie Forstbauer Slow Water practices help restore waterways, nourish microbes, support wildlife, help water retention, raise water levels, increase the soil sponge, make way for rising sea waters, and teach us how to collaborate with water.
COURSES
Take an active role in global regeneration and learn soil health, regenerative agriculture, and how to grow healthy food.
AN ODE TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS GRATEFUL FOR YOU
9 DELICIOUS WAYS TO ENJOY WINTER SQUASH
EAT WILD WEEDS
By Natalie Forstbauer and Leslie Ambrose Discover nutrient-dense, edible wild plants and expand your culinary world.
WEED FEATURE: PLANTAIN
THE POWER OF MINDFUL EATING KNOW YOUR FOOD
Coaches’ Corner with Nicolette Richer, Regenerative Medicine Health Educator
HEALTH IN A HURRY
By Leslie Ambrose Refresh and reset for a clear, focused mind.
WILD WASSAIL RECIPE
GLYPHOSATE FAST FACTS
By Kelly Ryerson, Independent Public Health Advocate The profuse use of glyphosate on our crops and environment is a public health emergency. Learn why.
INTERVIEW WITH KELLY RYERSON
Is gluten making you sick? The ugly truth you need to know about how food is commonly grown.

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About Heart and Soil

Heart & Soil Magazine is a fresh new regenerative farming and gardening magazine with an amazing community built around food sovereignty. With a foundation of science, experience, and heart, our contributors show you how to increase yields, build a business, transform your health, and grow healthy food while impacting global regeneration.

Written for the expert, the activist, and the curious, the Heart & Soil Community is a rich and resourceful network of uplifting connection and powerful impact.

• Learn proven ways to improve your soil health through regenerative practices including biodynamics, organics, permaculture, Korean natural farming, composting, soil biology
• Build your business with regenerative and economic success
• Discover the best ways to grow nutrient-dense food
Transform your health with wild healthy habits
• Create a healthy biodiverse ecosystem working with nature

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