Soil has has a microbiome just like the human gut! 🦠 These tiny living organisms, known as microbes, in our soil are key for helping plants break down and absorb nutrients. This is similar to how the microbes in our gut work! Interesting stuff isn't it? Healthy soil with lots of different microbes (microbial diversity) is key to growing more healthy and nutritious plants. Organic growing methods, which do not use artificial pesticides and herbicides, help this diversity to flourish. | Soil Asso

Diversity fuels both the soil and our bodies - it’s part of living a non-toxic life. Just as a wide range of foods nourishes us, a myriad of microorganisms and plant species invigorates the soil beneath our feet, allowing for optimal resilience and vitality. Embrace diversity in your diet for a healthier you, and encourage a diverse microbiology in your soil for a thriving Earth 🌎 #microbiology #healthymindandbody #happierandhealthier #nontoxicliving | Warren Phillips