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Elaine takes us through everything that you will ever need to know on how to use your microscope effectively. We’ve put it together this way so you will quickly get a good overview of all the lessons in front of you but you will also gain the right amount of knowledge in the right amount of time.

This is an invitation for YOU to participate in both courses of Dr Elaine Ingham. You have lifetime access to the course, once they are made available online they remain there for you to access permanently.

Elaine takes us through everything that you will ever need to know on how to use your microscope effectively. We’ve put it together this way so you will quickly get a good overview of all the lessons in front of you but you will also gain the right amount of knowledge in the right amount of time.

This course will unfold the complexity of soil as Alan explores how we can all understand our soil and how we manage them.

Soil is the basis of sustainable agriculture. Animal health, weeds, pests and diseases of plants, human health, erosion, drought, flood, salinity and food production all depends on the fertility and the structure of the soil.

Soil is also where the potential lies in reducing the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere to sustainable levels. Soil loss has been a major factor in world history; soil loss can be reversed by sound agricultural practices that create soil.

In this presentation you will find out why conventional fertilisers are being surpassed by natural, simple biological nutrients. You are blessed to be shown by Gerhard how to make simple fertilisers which when applied unlock the key between the plant and the natural underground nutrient delivery system – the soil microbes.

World leader in practical, farm friendly, soil microbiology. Established 12 Soil Foodweb (SFI) laboratories worldwide. Now millions of acres being farmed under her system. Listen as she talks to 270 keen farmers who gathered to hear her principles. It is these principles that had the local farmers slash input costs by over 50%, increase production, pasture and animal health. The take home message was COMPOST to get the soil life going.

“Revision Day” has past attendees sharing, questioning and deepening their knowledge from practical experiences learnt since applying the skills from previous attendance in past year at the “True Fertility Workshop – Combining Soil Biology, Chemistry and Structure”. It was a great opportunity to get in depth answers on the spot from Elaine.