Nutritional density
Biological Farming
So biological farming, in essence, is a total tribute to our amazing creation. It is to put all the wheels in place so nature can do her work. The minerals in the soil have to be restored to their natural balance, hence the soil life can flourish, and then be fed by the cover crops. Generally, soil life in an open field is bacteria, which are important. But we also need the fungi which are so important for the harmony of the soil. So we need to add those back to the soil.
That is, in fact, how nature works. Nature covers the ground with plants. Animals feed on those plants. The plants die down and return to the soil giving a continous snack to life in the soil. There is nothing more sound than nature's plan. And biological farming is mimicking nature.
To watch Mark tell growers about biolgicial farming at the MN Fruit and Vegetable Growers Conference in St Cloud, click on the following url:
