Soil Building

Did you know that plants communicate to each other through fungi? Or that soil has the potential to sequester carbon?

Building a healthy soil ecology of beneficial bacteria, fungi, and nutrients has many benefits. Soil building supports healthy plants, grows more nutritious food crops, sequesters carbon from the atmosphere, and reduces runoff and erosion to creeks and rivers. By feeding soil organisms using compost, crop rotation, cover cropping, mulching, and compost teas and other soil biology treatments, we can improve soil health and reap many benefits for ecosystem and community health.

OPPORTUNITIES

Soil health can be improved almost everywhere.

COSTS

The cost of soil health is incredibly low.  In fact, using landscape management methods that support soil health may reduce costs in the end as plants become less susceptible to diseases, pests, fire, flood, and drought.

WHY BUILD SOIL?
DESIGN NOTES & CONSIDERATIONS:

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