ONE STOP SOIL LEARNING SHOP

[eddie.saw]

I found this site AFTER spending around 5k taking Dr. Inghams classes. Too bad i didnt know about this palce before hand or i could have saved a killing! If anyone is inteested in learing about regenerative practices, biodynamics, or living soil science. I haven't found a better place than the soil center. Check em out! https://bit.ly/soillearningcenter

Where the boards dont gve you all the info, where do you guys go?

 

[Creeperpark]

WOW! Supersite, thank you so much eddie.

 

[Vandenberg]

The "Future Cannabis Project" over at YouTube has a series of mid to advanced level informative discussions on cannabis with various hands on market farmers and PhD type experts with extensive experience with Cannabis related subjects of interest such as Microbes and Living Soils, Integrated Pest Management, etc.,etc....when the entry level discussions become boring, these videos are a wealth of advanced information.
I listen when I'm putzing around the garden, some of these discussions run 4-5 hours long and cover alot of ground and subjects. The "Clackamas Coot" participates occasionally and has many interesting inputs in particular his use of malted barley as an inexpensive, readily available Chitin source that also accelerates the growth rate.

Vandenberg

 

[St. Phatty]

I took the Organic Composting class at Santa Rosa Junior College back in 2008.

Taught by a Soil Scientist from the Berkeley Life Sciences department.

Who was nice enough to continue answering questions for about 5 years after I took the class.

It was a 1 unit 4 week class, might have cost $30.


That plus owning 15 acres and watching Mother Nature do her thing.