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Understanding the Role of Soil Microbes with Laura Decker 

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Chemical fertilizers are incredibly effective in increasing yield, however, they have taken away the role of microbes in the soil. What is the importance of soil microbes, and why do we need them?
Hear Laura Decker open up the topic of microbes, including when they thrive, how to build a diverse microbial community, and how to test the microbes in YOUR soil.
00:00 Introduction
00:39 How do chemical fertilizers impact the soil?
02:15 Healthy soils depend on microbes for...
04:19 Root structure
05:10 Understanding microbial communities & soil structure
08:26 The soil aggregate cycle
09:27 Carbon stores
11:45 When do microbes thrive?
13:12 Pros & cons of different soil inputs
16:07 What is limiting microbial biomass in your soil?
18:07 Meet microBIOMETER
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@samteawater7444
@samteawater7444 Год назад
What I understand from other speakers and videos is that it’s important for soil life to keep the ground covered, preferably with living plants/roots in the ground, or else with some kind of mulch.
@johnnmartens3067
@johnnmartens3067 7 месяцев назад
I try to do everything to my garden beds and rows in the fall i seed a diverse Cover crop then cover the seeds with a thin layer of aged Johnson su compost then mulch with finely shredded leaves this is my second year doing cover crop mulch and aged compost and it’s amazing how fast the cover crop takes off and completely take over I’ve noticed after one year better water infiltration way less weeds and healthier soil it’s the only way to garden for me
@EnsignBaiXin
@EnsignBaiXin 8 месяцев назад
This is a fantastic review of soil microbes and their complexity. Thank you for putting this together and giving a dynamic presentation with a good narrative and fantastic visuals and information.
@riogen484
@riogen484 6 месяцев назад
Glad it was helpful!
@stanleychavez5790
@stanleychavez5790 Год назад
Thank you very much. I've been looking for a way to check my microorganisms
@matthewflexen9478
@matthewflexen9478 Год назад
Thank you so much, my son and I enjoyed your explanations. 😊
@truckload8767
@truckload8767 Год назад
great, thank you for quick concise lecture
@jonathanhollinger7524
@jonathanhollinger7524 12 дней назад
Moringa Oleifera makes a excellent biostimulant. It has the highest level of plant based zeatin. You can grow your own trees and make it yourself. You need a Brix level of 12 or higher to keep your plants pest resistant.
@bitlessmind
@bitlessmind Год назад
Great introduction. Thank you for your efforts. 🙂
@davidclode3601
@davidclode3601 Год назад
Thanks Laura for an excellent video. Just an observation, but the term SOC or soil organic carbon has become common, and I know I am being pedantic, but it is a tautology, like "reversing backwards". Organic chemistry is carbon chemistry, so saying organic carbon is like saying carbon carbon. I think the terms "soil carbon" or "soil organic matter" are preferable. Please don't take it the wrong way, I really enjoyed the video.
@sandeepupadhyay7217
@sandeepupadhyay7217 9 месяцев назад
Excellent vedio lecture. Thanks.
@HippieFertilizing
@HippieFertilizing Год назад
Excellent video!🎉💚💚
@Mohammaddawwod
@Mohammaddawwod Год назад
Great lecture!
@ihapseodi4002
@ihapseodi4002 Год назад
Egypt guy appreciate your presentation 🙏🏼
@sivasubramanian6079
@sivasubramanian6079 Год назад
Can we compress the compost colr pith in wet condition as like 5 kg coir blocks and do transport to other place by sea. (The Sailing time will be 30 days) Please Suggest.
@bishnoirk
@bishnoirk 5 месяцев назад
Very useful information. Thanks. In india cow farming is for the same purpose
@michaelanderson3096
@michaelanderson3096 7 месяцев назад
I am using around 25% sugar and 75% water spray for my magic mushrooms (Pink Buffalo) spawn grains which is mixed with regular outside soil.
@coolnout3765
@coolnout3765 6 месяцев назад
Use unsulphered molasses as a sugar source. Much better than table sugar.
@michaelanderson3096
@michaelanderson3096 6 месяцев назад
@@coolnout3765 Is unsulphered molasses a type of sugar? I thought there was only one molecular structure of sugar ??? No luck with outdoor soil and spawn grains. I am now using vermiculite and spawn grains.
@jeremiahthomaskornder9044
@jeremiahthomaskornder9044 Год назад
I am curious about the device you sell.
@bears2604
@bears2604 8 месяцев назад
Curious to whether soil is needed or best for microbes, or coco hydro are also places they can live or thrive? Or can they grow in coco at all for instance?
@coolnout3765
@coolnout3765 6 месяцев назад
Microbes will adhere to cocoa.
@MrEStreaming
@MrEStreaming 4 месяца назад
#SaveSoil
@volvosafe4662
@volvosafe4662 Год назад
Dr. Laura Ingahm knows. Phd.
@partidaportet27
@partidaportet27 Год назад
I am not sure if microbes communicate soil conditions to plants, is there evidence to support this. . I think the soil conditions determine the microbe diversity which then dictates the types of plants that might preference any one area over another. Eg lower fungus, higher pH more bacteria,.less lignin based or perennial plants? We know we can change microbiomes through selective inputs. Not changing them persay, but activating or not what is omnipresent through subtle shifts in Redox homeostasis?
@flatsville9343
@flatsville9343 6 месяцев назад
Your interpretation makes more sense...based on studies I read on Research Gate re: redox & pH homeostasis. When "gardening personalities" (in particular) try to parrot back to viewers what they barely understand themselves, it gets terribly garbled to the point of almost sounding metaphysical. Some soil scientists fall into that trap as well, trying to "dumb it down" for those without a solid science background.
@jacobrafaat1516
@jacobrafaat1516 Год назад
Soil organic carbon🤔 replaces humus since that doesn’t exist but the carbon structures we were looking for
@coolnout3765
@coolnout3765 6 месяцев назад
MIcrobes love unsulphered molassyes. Cheap and ready available; mix with water and apply.
@gvv1mhh
@gvv1mhh 14 дней назад
She said UM like 1000 times
@jeremiahthomaskornder9044
@jeremiahthomaskornder9044 Год назад
The microbes become "soil carbon"? Hmmmmmmmm...
@waynerobinson9525
@waynerobinson9525 3 месяца назад
Lost me, you start talking about 'brix' useless, brix is about temperature/humidity/time of day, can be hugely diffrenet at 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm. This is not science, brix is a fail, why discuss brix?
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