Remember when fruits and vegetables were bursting with flavor?

The demand on farmers to produce the fastest, highest-yielding crop comes with a price: it’s less nutritious and environmentally detrimental. Decades of using fertilizers and pesticides have stripped the soil of many microbes required to grow nutritious food, resulting in the decline of essential vitamins and minerals in our diet.

Using data from the US Department of Agriculture, Donald Davis from the University of Texas published a paper in The Journal of American College of Nutrition pointing to a significant decline in protein, calcium, phosphorus, iron, and Vitamins B2 & C in 43 different fruits and vegetables.

Is there a way to grow healthier plants at home without artificial chemicals? Well, nature has been doing it for over 450 million years!

It’s called soil.

A healthy soil is a living ecosystem that provides all the nutrients for your garden to thrive. You can have an eco-friendly, sustainable way to produce your own nutritious food or just have thriving houseplants easily, without the conventional work of gardening.

In this book, you will discover:

The regenerative ecosystem and food web of soil
How to create your own living soil in an easy step by step guide
How to maintain a thriving microbial ecosystem in your garden
How to aerate your soil without tilling
How to plan your crop rotation around your soil health
Natural ways to combat pests, diseases, and nutrient deficiencies

With Living Soil, you will be able to grow beautiful plants indoors and outdoors, even if you're a beginner or haven’t had much success in the past. So if you want to create this thriving ecosystem for yourself, listen to Living Soil!

Nathan Che

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