BUILD HEALTHY SOIL - Learning From Nature

New research reveals a reliable way to grow nutritious food

While everyone raves about organic food, organic growing practices don't guarantee that the food we harvest will have higher nutrient density. Tests comparing certified organic and conventionally grown food aren't

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Compost and Biological Fertilisers – Are they Regenerative Practices?

Compost and biological fertilisers can be regenerative practices. But it depends on how we use them. We can improve organic matter levels, microbial diversity and activity in our soils by switching

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What is Healthy Soil and Why Does It Matter?

We talk about the importance of having healthy soil. But what do we actually mean? How do we know if our soil is healthy? Typically, we assess the health of our

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How to Build Healthy Soil – Eco-logically

Why do we struggle to grow strong, pest and disease-resistant plants and nutrient-dense food, even with all the fertilisers, compost and other inputs we apply, and when the weather turns

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Regenerative Gardening: A Guide to Healing Your Soil and Harvesting Healthy Food

Lots of people talk about regenerative farming, but what about regenerative gardening? How is it different from sustainable and organic gardening? Essentially, we use the term regenerative for growing practices

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How to get rid of Weeds! – A Remarkably Radical but Eco-logical Solution

Weeding is like mowing the lawn and washing the dishes - it's never-ending! There are more rewarding things to do with our time! There is a solution. Using them instead of

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Mycorrhizal Fungi: Hidden Eco-logical Heroes (Benefits Summary)

Everyone’s talking about the benefits of Mycorrhizal Fungi. But have you found a useful resource summing up all the benefits? I haven’t. The information is scattered in scientific papers, books and

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The most accomplished Perennial Vegetable Garden in Australia

Recently I got the chance to visit one of the best-designed Perennial Vegetable Garden in Australia and interviewed the creator - Frances Michaels from Green Harvest. Take a look -

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How to Reduce Fertiliser Costs

How can we reduce fertiliser costs? Alternatives like legumes, compost, and bio-fertilisers help, as does the use of technology like drones to reduce application rates. But we rarely investigate repairing

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