Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
🌎 Healthy soil isn't built by adding more fertilizer—it's built by restoring biodiversity.
In this powerful Soil Summit segment, Dr. Elaine Ingham explains why biodiversity is the foundation of regenerative farming and gardening. Learn how bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, and other soil organisms work together to cycle nutrients, support plant health, and build resilient growing systems.
In this video, you'll learn:
🌱 What biodiversity really means in living soil
🌱 Why soil life is essential for nutrient cycling
🌱 How healthy biology naturally feeds your plants
🌱 Why diverse soil ecosystems create healthier, more resilient crops
🌱 The connection between biodiversity, compost, and long-term soil fertility
🌱 How regenerative farming works with nature instead of against it
Whether you're growing vegetables, fruit trees, pastures, or broadacre crops, understanding biodiversity can help you reduce dependence on purchased inputs while building healthier soil for future generations.
🌍 Honoring Dr. Elaine Ingham
Dr. Elaine Ingham (1948–2026) was one of the world’s leading pioneers in soil microbiology and biological agriculture.
Her research on the soil food web transformed how farmers, gardeners, and scientists understand soil health.
Her work continues to inspire a global movement toward regenerative agriculture.
🌎 LEARN MORE about Dr. Elaine's Soil Food Web School tinyurl.com/SFWHSM
👇 What have you done to increase biodiversity on your farm or in your garden? We'd love to hear what's working for you.
Subscribe to Heart & Soil TV for practical education on regenerative farming, gardening, composting, soil biology, biodynamics, and nutrient-dense food from leading experts around the world.
🌎 The Soil Summit
thesoilsummit.com
#regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth #soilbiology #biodiversity #compost #organicfarming
#heartandsoilmagazine
🌎 Healthy soil isn't built by adding more fertilizer—it's built by restoring biodiversity.
In this powerful Soil Summit segment, Dr. Elaine Ingham explains why biodiversity is the foundation of regenerative farming and gardening. Learn how bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, and other soil organisms work together to cycle nutrients, support plant health, and build resilient growing systems.
In this video, you'll learn:
🌱 What biodiversity really means in living soil
🌱 Why soil life is essential for nutrient cycling
🌱 How healthy biology naturally feeds your plants
🌱 Why diverse soil ecosystems create healthier, more resilient crops
🌱 The connection between biodiversity, compost, and long-term soil fertility
🌱 How regenerative farming works with nature instead of against it
Whether you're growing vegetables, fruit trees, pastures, or broadacre crops, understanding biodiversity can help you reduce dependence on purchased inputs while building healthier soil for future generations.
🌍 Honoring Dr. Elaine Ingham
Dr. Elaine Ingham (1948–2026) was one of the world’s leading pioneers in soil microbiology and biological agriculture.
Her research on the soil food web transformed how farmers, gardeners, and scientists understand soil health.
Her work continues to inspire a global movement toward regenerative agriculture.
🌎 LEARN MORE about Dr. Elaine's Soil Food Web School tinyurl.com/SFWHSM
👇 What have you done to increase biodiversity on your farm or in your garden? We'd love to hear what's working for you.
Subscribe to Heart & Soil TV for practical education on regenerative farming, gardening, composting, soil biology, biodynamics, and nutrient-dense food from leading experts around the world.
🌎 The Soil Summit
thesoilsummit.com
#regenerativeagriculture #soilhealth #soilbiology #biodiversity #compost #organicfarming
#heartandsoilmagazine
