Empowering Self-Reliance and Sustainable Living & Microbiomes
Empowering Self-Reliance and Sustainable Living & Microbiomes
When contemplating the wondrous process by which plants convert sunlight into sustenance, it’s a reminder of the vast diversity of life. Much of our world is on fire! Some is natural and some is not! It has caused a fear of fire as something we most stop and prevent. Sun …
Death is the ultimate mystery, but did you know that our bodies are home to trillions of microscopic friends that help us function during life? These little microbes break down our food, produce vitamins, and keep us free from infection. But here’s where it gets really interesting – after we …
Here is Dr Carlos, a local coffee farmer and year one for this coffee farm! Dr. Carlos Iñigues is a doctor of Ecohydrology and is the co-owner of Vinka coffee farm in Loja province, Ecuador. We provided soil tests, created a comprehensive soil report, and sold him our unique (microscope …
One thing I have learned in my life is to question everything? Things are not always as they seem! For one to know or hold truth, one has to wade through a sea of lies. As a Live Blood Analyst and a Soil Microbiologist, I’ve had the pleasure and …
This is not just compost! This is carefully crafted, microscope tested Microbe Compost! We ensure all the good guys are home! We do not filter our compost as we care for the good guys! Many do not understand the difference between our Microbe Compost and regular compost. I studied …
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September 1, 2023, marks the one year anniversary for tThe Living Ground Project. One year ago today, we took over our first microbe compost site. What a year it has been! A year ago, were expecting the gifts….a Mighty Mike Compost Maker and Slow Speed Tracker …to arrive. It …
Let’s discuss the similarities between gluten sensitivity and glyphosate toxicity. I believe that many who think they are gluten sensitive may actually be glyphosate toxic. Glyphosate was discovered in 1950 by a Swiss chemist named Henry Martin. It was originally developed as a chelating agent, but later found …
Most realize that Compost is a mixture of organic materials that have been decomposed by microorganisms. It is a valuable soil amendment that can improve the fertility, structure, and water retention of soil. Most do not realize the difference between organic compost, obone (manure) and Microbe Compost. Here we explain …
At Living Ground, our mission extends far beyond saving soils – it’s about fostering a holistic connection that benefits plants, microbes, and humanity itself. While nature’s challenges persist, we approach them with a different perspective – one of harmony and mimicry, rather than conflict. Today, we’re excited to invite you …