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Do Plants always Compete for Nutrients?

Is it true that plant roots compete for nutrients? Reducing nutrient uptake and causing nutrient deficiencies in our vegetables and other crops? Looking at competition from an ecological perspective, we get a different interpretation. Watch next - Role of plant roots in improving soil health -    • How to Build Healthy Living Soil and Grow ...   LEARNING FROM NATURE If you're new to our channel – Hi, I'm Dr. Wendy Seabrook, the founder and project manager of https://www.learningfromnature.com.au. ‪@LearningfromNature‬ is a social enterprise. We help gardeners and farmers grow nutritious food relying on Nature's free ecological services instead of expensive fertilisers, pest controls and other inputs. They create resilient growing conditions better able to battle floods, drought and other extreme weather. Wendy is a PhD ecologist with a diploma in Permaculture. She teaches highly specialised eco-logical approaches to growing food supporting farmers and food gardeners internationally over the last thirty years. Her journey isn't confined to theory and scientific papers; it involves getting her hands dirty and gaining practical skills. Through these experiences, she realised that many established organic and regenerative practices could be greatly improved and shows us how here - ▶ Gardeners - https://www.learningfromnature.com.au... ▶ Farmers - https://www.learningfromnature.com.au... CHAPTERS 00:00 Are we correct to assume? 00:18 Weeds and vegetables 00:45 Eucalyptus trees 01:05 Practical example 01:40 Conditions are getting better 01:50 Look at the soil 03:40 Science about soil ecosystems 04:45 Solar Panels 05:20 More food for soil organisms VIDEO PRODUCED BY Learning from Nature (https://www.learningfromnature.com.au) Photo syntropic system kindly supplied by PetalsinSyntropy (  / petalsinsyntropy  ) #organicgardening #regenerativefarming #eco-logical