Living Ground’s journey is at a crucial juncture, and I’m reaching out for your support. Currently, I’m personally covering the weekly wages of our dedicated local staff, amounting to $615 per week. The responsibility is immense, and I’m working tirelessly to keep this lifeline intact. Currently, I am employing 4 …
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Leisha’s December Muse – Why I Am Passionate About Microbes
In the face of change, many of us feel a sense of helplessness, convinced that the magnitude of the environmental and collective crisis is beyond our individual reach. We observe the vastness of Nature, the intricate web of ecosystems, and the relentless forces of nature, and wonder if our …
Living Soil Yum Booster: Humic and Fulvic Acid, Azolla, Comfrey, Yarrow & Nettle
The success of your garden begins with one fundamental factor – its soil and the microbes. This ensures a flourishing garden. Living Soil Yum is our latest, tested all natural product to help our soils, plants and humans. It is a mixture of our Microbe Grown Compost Humic and Fulvic …
Fire Flowers & Humans
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 …
How To Care For Microbe Compost
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 …
One Year! Living Ground’s Birthday!
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 …
Microbe Compost and Regular Organic Compost: A Comparison
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 …
Soil Food Web in South America! Nurturing Soils & Sustaining Life
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 …
Ecology of Nature! Economy of Nature?
I am begining to understand that the desception of the matrix in ways deeper than imagined and it is digusting. Species banking is becoming big business…and it is putting a “worth” on nature. The deception forms as many are participating thinking they are “protecting” nature. It appears good…and it is …
Gut and Soil Microbes – The Connection!
We’re in trouble. Our over-reliance on fossil fuels and our taste for foods with a high carbon footprint is causing disruptive climate change. Our throwaway society has flooded the land and seas with plastic pollution. And we face a growing public health crisis triggered by the rise of disease-causing microbes that we cannot kill …