Elizabeth Pearce

Improving Profitability & Family Farms: The On-Farm Composting Working Group

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Help us help you – SymSoil is actively trying to shape emerging regulations to recognize the value of healthy soil. The goal is to help family farms improve profitability by encouraging high quality on-farm composting and the restoration of soil biology. SymSoil’s co-founder, Peter Hirst, is on several committees which are participating in the legal …

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How to Turn Food Scraps into Great Compost

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Turn food scraps into high quality compost. The secret to success from Local Carbon Network

Soil Health Tests – Which One is Right For You?

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As a soil health company, we are passionate about the soil microbe biome. But since the microbes are invisible to the naked eye … how do you measure them? There are a number of approaches. We are publishing a series of articles on the pros and cons of each. This is a summary, of what …

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Biological Terroir –Why it Matters & How to Improve it

Leave a Comment / High Quality Produce, Living Soil, Super Farming / By Elizabeth Pearce

Thought leaders in vineyards are adding biological terroir to factors that influence wine flavor.

Home Schooling & Soil Science

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Putting in a home garden? Make it a teachable moment for your children. High school and elementary school workbooks and textbooks by Matt Powers

Victory Gardens and Resiliency

Leave a Comment / Carbon & Climate Change, High Quality Produce, Living Soil / By Elizabeth Pearce

Victory Gardens – a way to cope with stress and become more resilient and self-sufficient

CARES Act and Agriculture

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Today the CARES Act was passed in Washington. includes money to replenish the U.S. Department of Agriculture Commodity Credit Corporation and money for emergency appropriation to support farmers and growers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Turning Waste Streams into Revenue Streams

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Converting agricultural waste into biochar, can improve farming results, sequester carbon and reduce irrigation needs.

Low-cost Microscope for Soil Biology

3 Comments / High Quality Produce, Learn about Robust Compost, Living Soil / By Elizabeth Pearce

The right tool to evaluate soil biology, is a microscope. Dr. Ingham, in a 4 minute video, tells what to look for.

Regenerative Agriculture and SymSoil

Leave a Comment / Carbon & Climate Change, Super Farming / By Elizabeth Pearce

On the continuum from organic farming to sustainable farming, regenerative e farming is the logical next step. With each crop farmed in a regenerative way, the soil health and fertility improves. Thus, regenerative agriculture is the return to the harmonious and mindful application of natural systems to farming. This approach has proven its ability to …

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Elizabeth Pearce

Improving Profitability & Family Farms: The On-Farm Composting Working Group

How to Turn Food Scraps into Great Compost

Soil Health Tests – Which One is Right For You?

Biological Terroir –Why it Matters & How to Improve it

Home Schooling & Soil Science

Victory Gardens and Resiliency

CARES Act and Agriculture

Turning Waste Streams into Revenue Streams

Low-cost Microscope for Soil Biology

Regenerative Agriculture and SymSoil

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