Why Worm Castings?
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Life Begins and Ends with Soil
Light of the Soil uses local organic waste to produce premium worm castings and compost teas for our soil.
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Life Begins and Ends with Soil - Audio
Life Begins and Ends with Soil
Life begins and ends with the soil. The biblical story of how Adam was created is the perfect example of the former and the common phrase “ashes to ashes and dust to dust” is a metaphor of the latter. Thus, all living things are “Lights of the Soil” by definition. We depend on soil for our very existence.
Reconnecting With Our Roots Audio
Reconnecting with Our Roots
Light of the Soil is a community-based organization that is dedicated to rekindling the bond and connection to the very foundation of our existence – the soil.
Light of the Soil is on a mission to guide us back to our roots as human beings, nurturing a deeper understanding of our relationship with the land and fostering sustainable practices like organic farming.
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Why Healthy Soil Is So Important
Healthy soil is essential for sustainability on several levels because it plays a critical role in supporting various ecological, agricultural, and environmental functions. Here are some reasons why healthy soil is crucial for sustainability:
Nutrient Cycling: Healthy soil acts as a reservoir for essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrients.
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The Makeup of Healthy Soil
Healthy soil is rich in essential nutrients and minerals that support plant growth. Light of the Soil, LLC can show you, your family, your company or organization how they can "reboot" their soil. The key components of very healthy soil include:
1. Nitrogen (N): Important for leafy green growth and overall plant development.
2. Phosphorus (P): Vital for root development, flowering, and fruiting.
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Worm Castings For Your Soil
Worm castings, also known as vermicompost or worm manure, are rich in a variety of nutrients that are beneficial for soil & plants. To follow are a few details on soil goodies that can be found in fresh compost worm casitngs: