Reclaiming the soil and reproducing humus for soil fertility and planting plants that benefit the climate for living soil. Reviving the soil.
Soil is an essential source of food production, as it is the center of life for all living organisms. However, we destroy the soil that provides us with food by bulldozing it, building on it, and depleting it until we lose most of the most fertile lands.
Reclaiming it again costs a lot of money
Restoring life to the soil after it has been depleted. This is the challenge as soil is the best climate savior.
These circular plows cover the upper layer of the soil, unlike the traditional plow, which digs deep. This circular plow does not kill earthworms and bacteria present in the soil, as these bacteria transform crop waste into organic compost, which increases soil fertility and restores humus to it again. That is, we are feeding the soil, not the crops, until the soil regains its health again.
This traditional plow digs the soil deep and overturns its inner layers, destroying the living organisms inside it, which affects soil fertility.
In traditional agriculture, crops consume the nutrients in the soil little by little until the soil becomes poor
Artificial fertilizers are used and the interest in feeding the crops becomes not feeding the soil until the soil dies
The importance lies in cultivating the soil with crops and plants that absorb carbon dioxide from the air and store it within the soil, as the soil is the largest storehouse of carbon dioxide, and this in turn benefits the climate. Soil reclamation and recovery requires generations and years to recover the nutrients that we have depleted from the soil over decades. Therefore, humus must be re-produced to nourish the soil, which in turn will feed the plants.
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28 авг 2024
