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Thought For The Month
The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; The wise grows it under his feet.
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Desert And Dry Shrubland
Soil biodiversity in deserts is lower than in more moist regions, such as temperate forests, but surprisingly, can be higher than in some agricultural ecosystems.
Agroecology Creates A Food System That Protects, Sustains And Restores The Diversity Of Life On Earth
Ecological farming combines modern science and innovation with respect for nature and biodiversity.
Nature’s Energy Drink: Switchel, The Fermented Health Tonic – Part 2
Your body requires electrolytes for different bodily functions like muscle contractions and nerve signaling. Switchel contains superfoods…
Nature’s Energy Drink: Switchel, The Fermented Health Tonic – Part 1
If you’re looking for a natural energy drink that doesn’t contain any harmful chemicals and added sugars try drinking switchel, a sweet and tart beverage made with simple ingredients…
Thought For The Month
It is only possible to live happily ever after on a day to day basis.
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Antarctica – Part 2
Geothermally active soils represent very distinct microhabitats. Several active volcanoes create geothermally heated soils in an otherwise cold environment and support distinct communities…
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Antarctica – Part 1
Terrestrial Antarctica is one of the most extreme environments found on Earth. It is a cold and dry continent that is effectively isolated from the rest of the world…
What To Tell Your Community. Nine Tasty Reasons!
Every day brings news of further food chain problems. However, there is a growing solution and you can be part of it either as a food producer or as a consumer by supporting your local food market.
6 Must-have Essential Oils For Your Emergency Stockpile
Essential oils are safe and versatile natural products that possess a wide range of health-supporting properties. You can maximize these properties by mixing essential oils that go well together.
Why Essential Oils Are Such Good Resources To Have In Your Cupboard
Essential oils are plant extracts derived by distilling or cold pressing select parts of a medicinal plant. Because doing so produces a highly concentrated oil that contains all the scent…
Thought For The Month
Every sickness, every disease, and every ailment can be traced to a mineral deficiency.
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Tundra
The word ‘tundra’ originates from the Saami word tūndar, meaning treeless plain. Tundran soil biodiversity is strongly influenced by physical characteristics, such as the extreme seasonality and the presence of permafrost.
Why A Microscope Is An Essential Tool For Many Growers
Often the use of a microscope is overlooked. It is not considered an essential tool like a spade or fork. But nevertheless, for those making your own fertilisers and buying in organic composts, maybe it is time to consider their value.
Don’t Get Rid Of The Skin Of Your Apple: Apple Peel Is Packed With Nutrients Your Body Needs
A raw apple with skin contains up to 332 percent more vitamin K, 142 percent more vitamin A, 115 percent more vitamin C, 20 percent more calcium…
Thought For The Month
Be around the light bringers, the magic makers, the world shifters, the game shakers.
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Montane Grassland And Shrubland
Montane grasslands and shrublands located above the tree line are commonly known as alpine tundra, and occur in mountainous regions around the world.
Saving Those Fallen Autumn Leaves
Leaves are a rich harvest for your garden’s soil. Raking up and hoarding fallen leaves is one of the best things you can be doing for your garden in autumn.
Importance Of Sleep
Sleep plays a vital role in the regenerative processes of every tissue in the human body. Failure to get enough sleep can elevate the chemicals in your body which promote inflammation.
Thought For The Month
It’s only possible to live happily ever after on a day-to-day basis.
Soil Biodiversity And Ecoregions – Mediterranean Forest, Woodland And Shrubland – Part 2
Belowground fungal communities are very diverse, characterised by a few common types and a large number of rare types, and are very different from aboveground communities.
Weeds Enhance Pollinator Diversity and Fruit Yield in Mang
There is an urgent pollinator decline crisis across the globe, with fewer pollinators and yet increasing agricultural reliance…
How Many Fruits And Vegetables Do We Really Need?
We often talk about how diets rich in fruits and vegetables are good for your health. But how much do you need to average per day to reap real rewards?
Thought For The Month
Tools to heal humanity. Find gratitude for the present moment. Make a ritual out of meditation, both when in crisis and when at peace
