Soil is Sexy
Andie MarshA hub for all things soil health - guides, interviews, essays, and discussion threads aimed to support the cultural shift towards relationship-based stewardship. For small farmers, suburbanites, and the generally curious - join us! \ud83e\udd0e
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Field Trip: TEXChar
Earlier this year, I had the joy of visiting a hidden gem here in Central Texas—a place that’s become a vital source of local biochar. This place is not your typical biochar facility at all. Rather, it’s an unassuming site with an interesti...
Compost Tips: at-home compost heaps
Today I want to share some of my best tips for at-home composting of food scraps and I hope to hear some of yours too!
Biosolids: the good, bad and ugly
I've considered writing about biosolids for some time. It's a controversial topic with some claiming they’re an environmental solution and others insisting they’re harmful to public and environmental health, with some claims diving into con...
Mushrooms: what the heck
Despite mushrooms gaining mainstream attention—thanks to inspiring films like Fantastic Fungi and the work of popular mycologists like Paul Stamets—many people are still unsure what to make of the curious mushroom caps that occasionally spr...
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I am a soil health specialist, science communicator, and founder of Rhizos LLC - a Soil Food Web certified lab. More than that, I am a human building relationship with land in a suburban context. It's sexier than it sounds, and I'm here to prove it.
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