Featured Videos On Growing Food Ecologically

Issues with our soil are simply the consequence of our soil being in poor working condition. Living soil is a functioning ecosystem, maintaining soil structure, recycling nutrients from organic waste materials and the mineral particles in the soil and making them available for our crops to reuse.

How we apply the regenerative principles to grow food ecologically at the education center for Learning from Nature - Hill Top Farm

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Weeds might be the most powerful tool you have for restoring your soil — and fighting climate change. Dr. Wendy Seabrook explains why weeds are Nature's emergency responders, and why pulling them out is the biggest mistake gardeners and farmers make.

The soil food web is your garden's real power system — not fertiliser. Resilient plants don't come from a bag. They come from rebuilding the biology beneath your feet. When heatwaves, drought, or disease hit — fertiliser-dependent systems collapse. Here's what builds a food system that doesn't.

Discover the remarkably straightforward and affordable way to drought-proof your garden - no matter where you live.

Discover the remarkably straightforward and cost-effective way to drought-proof your farm.

Reduce waterlogging and improve drainage in your soil by enabling your soil organisms to naturally improve drainage by improving soil structure.

See how quickly excess water drains away when we enable the experts, our soil organisms, to improve our soil structure.

Trees, when combined with good grazing management practices, improve pastures, supply extra forage and fodder, and help drought-proof grazing land.

Tired of mulching? Grow living mulch right where you need it! Spreading mulch is not the easiest, cheapest, or best thing to do. You and your soil will be better off growing living mulch!

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