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Interesting set of videos.  All 4 links.  Adds a bunch of basic steps and understanding to the interplay of parts of soils sciences.

 






 
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 I just watched these are few days ago! I have been pulling compost from my goat barn and mixing it with my wood chip piles. I just watered them down and covered them with a billboard tarp to hold in some moisture and build heat. I am starting a new garden and will be making some humic acid and spraying it out all across as I start working on it. I use a biodynamic calendar to spray and mix my compost.
 
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