Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Discover how soil, microbes, and fungi can transform farms, vineyards, and gardens for resilience, fertility, and carbon storage. 🌱
At Orange Tractor Vineyards in Albany, WA, Murray Gomm shows very simply how microbes, fungi, and soil chemistry work together to unlock nutrients, build soil structure, and increase water holding capacity. This isn’t just farming — it’s Regenerative Agriculture 101, where biology does the heavy lifting.
👉 Learn why soil health isn’t about quick fixes, but about letting microbes and plants do the farming.
👉 See how fungi and carbon cycling boost fertility and resilience.
👉 Explore practical ways regenerative agriculture creates stronger farms, orchards, and vineyards.
If you’re passionate about regenerative farming, soil carbon, vineyard management, or sustainable agriculture, this video will change how you think about growing food.
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Colin Seis on Pasture Cropping & Regeneration
💡 Supported by: RegenWA
📍 Location: Albany, Western Australia
👤 Guest: Murray Gomm, Oranje Tractor Vineyards
#RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Microbes
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00:00 Welcome to Orange Tractor Vineyards
00:24 Soil chemistry, geology & biology explained
01:12 How microbes unlock nutrients for plants
02:00 Fungi, glomalin & soil structure
02:56 Building carbon and resilience in soil
03:44 Why holistic farming beats quick fixes
Discover how soil, microbes, and fungi can transform farms, vineyards, and gardens for resilience, fertility, and carbon storage. 🌱
At Orange Tractor Vineyards in Albany, WA, Murray Gomm shows very simply how microbes, fungi, and soil chemistry work together to unlock nutrients, build soil structure, and increase water holding capacity. This isn’t just farming — it’s Regenerative Agriculture 101, where biology does the heavy lifting.
👉 Learn why soil health isn’t about quick fixes, but about letting microbes and plants do the farming.
👉 See how fungi and carbon cycling boost fertility and resilience.
👉 Explore practical ways regenerative agriculture creates stronger farms, orchards, and vineyards.
If you’re passionate about regenerative farming, soil carbon, vineyard management, or sustainable agriculture, this video will change how you think about growing food.
🔗 Related Videos:
From Crisis to Thriving: Regenerative Grazing in Outback NSW
Colin Seis on Pasture Cropping & Regeneration
💡 Supported by: RegenWA
📍 Location: Albany, Western Australia
👤 Guest: Murray Gomm, Oranje Tractor Vineyards
#RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #Microbes
Check out my website for even more content https://timthompson.ag/
Support me on Patreon patreon.com/timthompsonmedia
Facebook facebook.com/timthompsonmedia
Instagram instagram.com/timthompson.ag
Subscribe for a new video each week! New content uploaded every weekend.
My Channel youtube.com/channel/UCdtlC5DtsgZKCM8gislyDJw
00:00 Welcome to Orange Tractor Vineyards
00:24 Soil chemistry, geology & biology explained
01:12 How microbes unlock nutrients for plants
02:00 Fungi, glomalin & soil structure
02:56 Building carbon and resilience in soil
03:44 Why holistic farming beats quick fixes









![Why Exposed Soil Fails: The “Sunday Soil” Problem Explained
How can we restore fragile, sandy soils and stop erosion in its tracks?
In this debut episode of Digging Deeper, Tim Thompson visits Colin Seis’s farm to talk with Phil Mulvey from Ryzo. Phil breaks down what “Sunday Soil” really means — and what it tells us about a propertys health.
✔️ How to identify degraded sandy soils
✔️ What happens when soil is left bare
✔️ Why organic matter is the foundation of resilience
If youre working with dryland pastures or eroded blocks, this is essential listening.
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📍 Filmed near Gulgong, NSW
🎙️ Guest: Phil Mulvey – CEO of Ryzo, Environmental Soil Scientist
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🔸 Sunday Soil Explained on Colin Seis’s Farm
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👉 https://www.youtube.com/@farmlearning
#SoilHealth #RegenerativeAgriculture #SustainableFarming #FarmLearning #SundaySoil
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0:00 – New Monday Video Series on Farm Learning
0:11 – Introducing Ryzo: Free & Subscription Regenerative Farming Advice
0:28 – What to Expect from the New Series
0:46 – Meet Phil Mulvey from Ryzo on Colin Seiss Farm
1:06 – What Is “Sunday Soil”?
1:28 – Soil Comparison: Organic Matter vs. Bare Exposure
2:00 – Sandy Soils and Aggregates: A Closer Look
2:28 – Challenges of Managing Perian Sandstone Soils
2:40 – Soil Protection: Litter, Worms, and Legumes
2:56 – What Happens When Soil Is Left Exposed
3:16 – Erosion History and Failed Contour Plowing Solutions
3:36 – Building Organic Matter: Time vs. Sun Exposure
4:01 – Best Practice: Keep Sandy Soils Covered
4:13 – The Risks of Plowing Without Ground Cover
4:19 – Final Thoughts & Subscribe for More Regenerative Tips Why Exposed Soil Fails: The “Sunday Soil” Problem Explained](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V2Fo8JV1ZpU/mqdefault.jpg)
