A gardening and self-sufficiency podcast. Two sisters who are passionate about growing their own food (and other self-sufficiency skills) chat about a variety of things from canning to seed-saving, from permaculture to sourdough bread, and many more. Gardening locations: Utah and Idaho. Hosted by Laura Nielsen and Jacque Alderete
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A gardening and self-sufficiency podcast. Two sisters who are passionate about growing their own food (and other self-sufficiency skills) chat about a variety of things from canning to seed-saving, from permaculture to sourdough bread, and many more. Gardening locations: Utah and Idaho. Hosted by Laura Nielsen and Jacque Alderete
In this episode, Jacque and Laura interview Scott Kent, the owner of UtahBioAgriculture.com. He shares information about worm composting and how it improves the biology of soils to unlock nutrients. He also shows us the organisms in the soil under the microscope!
To see the microscope images, watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LQtHbbwygts
Scott's website: https://www.utahbioagriculture.com/
Scott's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/UtahBioAgriculture
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Disclaimer: The information in this podcast should not be considered medical advice. We are not licensed medical professionals. We are simply sharing our own personal experiences and opinions. Please do your own research and consult with a medical professional before beginning any alternative treatments. The things we discuss in our podcasts are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any illness or disease.
CarrotGal Sister Chats Podcast
A gardening and self-sufficiency podcast. Two sisters who are passionate about growing their own food (and other self-sufficiency skills) chat about a variety of things from canning to seed-saving, from permaculture to sourdough bread, and many more. Gardening locations: Utah and Idaho. Hosted by Laura Nielsen and Jacque Alderete
