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In This Issue
- Worm Castings Feed the Soil
- By Steve Churchill, Urban Worm Company Organic matter should comprise 5% or more of healthy soil. Learn how worm castings actually feed the living, breathing ecosystem underneath your feet while increasing the soil sponge and plant production.
- Scientific Baseline Data Urgently Needs Unbiased Context and Triage
- By Dr. Robert J. Blakemore, Ecology Scientist Climate change and planetary health are possible. Soil is the major source (and sink) of carbon, biodiversity, and our supply of healthy food.
- Worms Make Soil, Soil Makes Ecology
- By Dr. Robert J Blakemore, Ecology Scientist Soil contains 10 times more carbon than above-ground vegetation. Explore the science of earthworm carbon cast storage.
- Interview with Dr. Robert J. Blakemore, Ecology Scientist
- Who in the world studies earthworms for 40 years? Rob. Rob shares his scientific knowledge of how earthworms are the solution to planetary health.
- Gardening Advice for Beginners with Ron Finley
- Use your imagination - and compost – to create your own beautiful garden.
- Tips on Building a Compost Pile
- By Rosemary Tayler for Earth Haven Learning Centre Comprehensive and easy tips for a successful compost pile to nourish your soil and plants.
- Building My First Biodynamic Compost Pile
- By Anna McAvoy-Emrick, Biodynamic Association Experience land coming to life with biodynamic gardening.
- GARDENING HACKS
- By Charles Dowding Compost feeds soil life and enables soil organisms to help plant roots find food and moisture.
- Why Compost and Not Fertiliser
- By Charles Dowding Compost feeds soil life and enables soil organisms to help plant roots find food and moisture.
- Interview with Charles Dowding
- Healthy food comes from healthy soil. Observation is the key to successful farming and gardening.
- Interview with Elaine Ingham
- Composting tips with world-renowned soil biologist Dr. Elaine Ingham.
- HOT HARVEST
- How does the soil food web suppress weeds?
- Online Marketing Tools for Farmers
- By Natalie Forstbauer Tools for a successful online marketing presence.
- Meet WWOOF, Celebrating 50 Years
- By Natalie Forstbauer For 50 years, Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms has been building a global community of ecological farming by connecting visitors with organic farmers to promote an educational exchange.
- HOT HARVEST
- Grow • Learn • Build with WWOOF! Farmers, find farm help. Farm curious? Travel and learn. Printable 2021 Calendar.
- FARM FEATURE
- Broom and Brine Farm - Allens Rivulet, Tasmania, Australia Broom and Brine Farm shares their nuggets of wisdom and joys of farming.
- FARM FEATURE
- Kira Organic Farm - Selangor, Malaysia Kira Organic Farm shares techniques to meet the challenges of organic farming in a tropical climate.
- SOIL-TO-TABLE FARM FEATURE: Covert Farms Family Estate, Cultivating Enjoyment Since 1959
- Turning sand into rich fertile soil. The trials and successes of transitioning from farming with chemicals to regenerative organic farming.
- Meet Nicolette Richer and Join the 22 Million Strong Movement
- Let’s learn, shift, and reverse chronic illness. 1 + 1 + 1... = 22 Million
- Garden Fresh Recipes: Eat Real to Heal
- By Nicolette Richer, Certified Regenerative Health Educator Delicious nutrient-dense recipes for optimal health and energy.
- ART
- Nature’s Mandala by Jen Seymour
- HEALTH IN A HURRY
- Say “YES!” to a Good Life.
- HEART & SOIL COMMUNITY FEATURE: Redefin’d Redefining Lives with Regenerative Community
- By Liz Duerholt, Founder and Executive Director of Redefin'd Redefin’d is a regenerative initiative to transform the challenges facing young people labelled at-risk. Participants grow gardens and volunteer in the community, while curating radical experiences of belonging and purpose.
- Building Self-Reliant Rural Society
- BAIF is a unique organization addressing social development needs and empowering people through programs in 13 states in India.
- Championing Equality
- See how the BAIF-sponsored Mahindra & Mahindra’s Prerna Initiative is championing women farmers in Karnataka, India with training, equipment, and agricultural community.
- BAIF-promoted PROM Enterprise at Kone Village, Trimbak, Nashik
- The Phosphate Rich Organic Manure (PROM) Enterprise at Kone Village in India improves soil health, increases nutrients and farm yields, and reduces costs.
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About Heart and Soil
Heart & Soil Magazine is the guide to regenerative farming and gardening for soil health and your health. Increase your yields, build your business, transform your health, and impact global regeneration with a bounty of tips and tools.
With a focus on soil, inputs, plants, food, and people, Heart & Soil contributors are experts, farmers, scientists, and gardeners from around the world.
Find the best strategies and techniques for quick impact.
- Featuring farm and business successes
- Addressing modern challenges
- Highlighting impact
- Inspiring action
- Regenerating personal health
Each issue includes video interviews, farm fresh recipes, gardening hacks, health in a hurry, art, and hot harvests to share.
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.
Heart & Soil Magazine is committed to global regeneration and planetary health.
Explore topics:
Regenerating soil health
Success stories: transitioning to regenerative agriculture
Soil-to-table farm features
Business features
Marketing for farmers
Farmer networks
Farm tools and techniques
Organic farming
Biodynamics
Agroecology
Composting
Vermiculture
Animals in farming
Environmental transformation
Global recovery through healthy ecosystems
Democracy in our health and food systems
Community gardening
Container, vertical, and sack gardening
Regenerative health through regenerative agriculture
Eat well to be well
Know your food
Know your farmer
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