Without these us and plants won’t survive. They are foundational for growth of all cells!
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James you are more impressive each week. There are a lot of tells in life. I can see you are all in, you are doing GIA's work and your rewards will be a strong healthy heart and a clear and illuminating Mind Stay rooted in your garden.
This show is great. Thanks for making it!
Love your channel
I have a question what did you do to prepare your soil for your grapes? I live here in Mobile Alabama and I wants to go grapes
Very informative video, thanks for sharing the info.
Do you have an ants problem in your garden
Epic!!!!! Thank you!!!!
Isn't nitrogen from "nitrogen fixing" bacteria just bacteria pee and poo?
Haha, I love the gardening tip of the week throw in!
https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/960-the-nitrogen-cycle
Has a cool interactive which elaborates different steps and branches in the nitrogen cycle.
James, over my many years of gardening I have learned that it comes down to tending to the soil; and that's certainly what you focused on in this episode. You did a beautiful job of illustrating the fundamental process of nitrogen fixing, including great graphics!
good day to you James !! another amazing video in your series !! thanks for sharing !!take care…………….simon
I needed to find your channel. Learning just what I need. With the attitude that I enjoy.
I was inspired and will be submitting a meme… don't hold your breath though.
Fascinating!! I love the way you do the photography behind you and to highlight and bring emphasis. You are so knowledgeable, but also great at putting together a very creative video that is interesting to watch. Memes are a great touch! Thank you and bless you!
do you have a group on facebook?
Very interesting ty
I live about an hour north of Zaytuna farm.
This is similair to what fishkeepers call the "nitrogen cycle". We strive to have good and beneficial bacteria in our soil for healthy plants – aquariums too. .Fish tank waste (fish poop, decaying food and plant matter) produces ammonium (toxic to fish). Nitrosomas break this down to Nitrite (less toxic). Nitrospira breaks this down further to Nitrates. Nitrates are much less harmful to fish. However can become deadly if the amount of nitrates becomes to high. In nature there is much more water to dissipate nitrate levels. In a closed system like an aquarium, we remove 50% of water from our tanks (more or less – varies with need) each week or so and top up with clean dechlorinated water to mimic what happens in nature. Aquariums that have not been cycled is what kills peoples fish when they first start in the hobby. And cleaning everything in a fish tank with chlorinated water kills the nitrogen cycle.
Hi James, where did you get your wood chips? I have only put microriza in my tree holes. Do you put it in your vegi holes?
You’re so damn smart 🙂
Awesome information! Thanks for sharing. Would you recommend Jeff Lawton as the best mentor for those wishing to use humid tropic land such as in The South Central Philippines for cash or market crops while also wishing to to create a food forest?
Well done. I just found your Facebook page, and really like your communication style. You're a natural. Back to Eden is one of my favorite videos on organic gardening… ( https://vimeo.com/28055108 ) and working with nature is sure a more excellent way.
Key point: plants will give more than what they take according to their symbiotic relationship with sunlight, rhizobium bacteria and soil nutrients! Thank you James, love the new videos! Natural farmers unite!
Do you have a position as a college lecturer? You delivery of info is concise, on point and easy to understand.
Absolutely love your channel. Would love to do a collab!
Here in Tucson, AZ we have cold in the winter, and a too hot time in the middle of summer. Different challenges everywhere, eh? It makes things fun, though!
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