Why Save the Soil with Organic Gardening

The importance of healthy soil and microbes cannot be overstated. Healthy soil is essential for plant growth and the ecosystem's overall health. Microbes play a crucial role in maintaining soil health by breaking down organic matter and releasing nutrients that plants need to grow. They also help to prevent soil erosion and improve soil structure. All plant diseases start in the soil, so it makes sense to have healthy soil.

When soil is unhealthy, it will lead to various diseases and pests, increased climate imbalance, and soil degradation. This will hurt the environment, human health, and food security.

In addition to their role in soil health, microbes play a key role in the global carbon cycle. They help break down organic matter and release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which plants take up during photosynthesis. This process helps to regulate the Earth's climate and maintain a healthy balance of carbon in the atmosphere. Microbes use carbon to form carbonic acid, which they use to break down the minerals into nutrients that the plants then assimilate.

Only the Microbes can provide plants with all 96 trace minerals needed for plants and all living things to be healthy.

Overall, healthy soil and microbes are essential for the health of the Earth and all its inhabitants. Protecting and maintaining soil health is important, such as stopping harmful chemicals, pesticides, and herbicides. City water alone destroyed the natural environment that microbes require to live in.

The Invisible Gardener has been sounding the alarm since 1972. Let me help you to become a better earth guardian. Not only must the soil be healthy, but so must the air, water, and the whole earth have to be cleaned up.

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