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Nutrients in Escape: Are We Stealing the Vitality of Our Soil?

Nutrients in Escape: Are We Stealing the Vitality of Our Soil?

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 In this episode, host Andrés Díaz explores the critical issue of soil health and nutrient runoff, emphasizing that soil is a living organism and a vital energy source for our planet. He highlights the detrimental effects of overexploitation and chemical fertilizers, advocating for regenerative farming techniques like crop rotation and composting as accessible solutions for everyone. The discussion encourages listeners to reflect on their relationship with soil and the importance of nurturing it for future sustainability. Díaz shares an intriguing fact about Ecuadorian soils that host diverse microorganisms, reinforcing the idea that every action we take can contribute to regenerating the earth. He invites listeners to educate themselves, take action, and share knowledge about sustainable practices. The episode concludes with an invitation to subscribe and engage with the community. Here is my personal strategy if you would like to automatically copy my trades: https://my.roboforex.com/es/copyfx/providers/show/377197/ - Join our Telegram channel: https://t.me/fromthemiddle - Our WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Hf9ndQeQVvLIrUKYXU0PcE - Contact us by email: copytrading@bestmanagement.org
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