Reddit reviews Teaming with Microbes: The Organic Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web, Revised Edition

Awesome man! I used this recipe and changed it up a bit as per a friend's suggestions. It can be a bitch to get all of the ingredients together and mixing it all up by hand was a mission on its own.

Teaming With Microbes is a pretty solid book for learning about the soil food web. Not much plot or character development, but worth a read.
Once I'm done with my assignments for the quarter I'm going to readTeaming With Nutrients by the same authors.

Well, good luck! Reach out if you have questions, I'm no expert but I love doing learning about this stuff and seeing the results.

According to Ruth Stout, all you need is rotting vegetable material and hay mulch on top of your garden bed.

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I'm only a couple of chapters in currently, but I think that you'd be interested in this book: Teaming with Microbes: The Organic Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web, Revised Edition

I’m going with this super soil approach, too. Just started, so I don’t have any wisdom yet.

But here’s what I’ve read/watched that’s been super influential.

Joshua Steensland
https://youtu.be/IbQASXEqd9g

Autoflower podcast
https://overcast.fm/+QfLIKH8bk


Teaming with Microbes: The Organic Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web
(Free if you have prime and a kindle)

Also shout out to u/bong_sau_bob for what I think is a wing chun reference.

I highly recommend Teaming with Microbes: The Organic Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web, Revised Edition

It's an easy read as far as nonfiction goes.

Ya, check out the buildasoil blog, too! That's definitely one of my resources! Jeremy, the guy that runs the site, is a really great guy who is passionate about educating himself and buying the highest quality stuff. He's a complete soil nerd and we all get to reap the benefits lol.

For a book, I'd recommend "Teeming with Microbes". I read the whole thing on my phone via the kindle app for $3 and it was the most info per page of any source I've come across, plus its written in a pretty accessible style.

For a movie, I'd recommend "Symphony of the Soil". Really great overview touching on the geological, biological, agricultural and even historical perspectives of soil and plant growth.