Isn't it ironic that that area you can tell that the people that were farming that area were select farming for Brazil nut manioc I think Maniac I might be wrong about that but these trees like breadfruit and what's the one that tastes like custard there's a vanilla but there's a I'm so inept when it comes to knowing the subtropical and tropical tree species that would feed them but looking at a complete s*** hole for growing anything decent being turned into a man-made rainforest that literally breathes for our planet the lungs of our planet one of the best things I've seen are species do that is now being destroyed at a level that makes me want to f****** cry because you know damn well when they pull all that cattle and that soybean with their mono crop b******* all they're going to do is have to move on and it's watching these and reading and looking into this process that they made terupreta with it they didn't burn hot they didn't do like forest fire type Burns they did slow smolder Burns it's just a lot there and I think a lot can be gleaned from society nowadays for people that honestly care about what we're going to leave for our future generations and see if there's anything we can do to make our country self-sufficient, I mean the handbook and everything we need is sitting right below our International borders staring at us going hello and think of all the land we have in America that if we went in and God forbid it where whatever type of site super fun site obviously not but anything less than that they can be remediated brought back all of the space think of all the places in Detroit that are just run down f****** urban sprawl that could be pulled up ripped out and planted just me thinking out loud
We used to have a university Professor come I did an internship down in South Jersey and Richard Stockton State College I got a degree from in urban forestry but while I was there I was doing internships one of the guys was a guy named Mickey that worked for the state of New Jersey as an arborist and I would go around and he taught me how to do core samples and trees his son was microbiologist and a soil analysis specialist I don't know the proper vernacular back in the day he had a fancy ass term that he got from Rutgers and he used to go to all of the tree trimmers wood piles and take soil samples from underneath their chip mat the tree tree chip mat and the wood mat turns out all of these soils and like you describe in your post are living breathing organisms just like we are that require a certain set of how do I say this a certain set of environmental factors to be in place for them to thrive I can only imagine if diligent arborists for example took those wood chips and then covered them with clean cardboard and then redid another layer and just let that s*** go for 10 20 30 years can you imagine?
No they actually say right in one of the videos towards the end of it that they've already determined that human waste was used but they did it in a way where and I'm wondering if that might be why they can't find that microbial life that they found in Terra Prada isn't found in any other soils in the same area it's a unique microbial mat
But I digress I reach out to try and find friendships through the internet because the ones in person become very disingenuous when you realize the person that you're talking to cares more about apps and posts and staring in a mirror for example. I'm wondering if growing up playing with Matchbox cars breaking popsicle sticks and half to make roads in the dirt with them and probably eating a pound of dirt from the time that I was 6 years old the time that I was I don't know 11:12 maybe even more considered in high school sports I'm convinced that did me Justice eating dirt
Cows eating 100% grass produce plenty of flies... they thrive on animal waste.
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