What Are The Weeds Telling Us? Are They Really All That Bad? скачать в хорошем качестве

What Are The Weeds Telling Us? Are They Really All That Bad?

Verge is now 5th World. Subscribe to 5th World for news stories, valuable insights, and expert tips on living regeneratively:    / @5thworld_com   Visit www.5thworld.com --- Weeds get a bad wrap, but maybe they are trying to tell us something. In this video I talk about weeds and what they might be telling us, how to use it in our consulting practice and new ways we may consider learning from them. For example Dandelions indicate compaction, an abundance of nitrates and a lack of calcium. Knapweed indicates anaerobic soils, nitrates and compaction Purple loosestrife is typically grows where there is an over abundance of nitrates. FREE RESOURCES: The Verge Blog Book: http://bit.ly/2Dqjg5G UPCOMING VERGE WORKSHOPS: Permaculture Design Certificate: http://bit.ly/2FP47t2 Permaculture Pro Webinar Series: http://bit.ly/2DivD4f Regenerative Business Mentorship: http://bit.ly/2BccBGT SALATIN SEMESTER BOOK: https://salatinsemester.com/ Verge Website: https://vergepermaculture.ca/ DONATE TO THE SHOW!! $5 - http://bit.ly/2mRYEd4 $10 - http://bit.ly/2Deg0Xx $20 - http://bit.ly/2rjHqtM Follow Rob Avis   / vergepermaculture   https://twitter.com/vergepc?lang=en Watch More Rob Avis: Make a Living With Permaculture/Farming: http://bit.ly/2DEOGCR Urban Homesteading Video Series: http://bit.ly/2DilqF3 Verge Grad Interview Series: http://bit.ly/2FM9AAE About Rob Avis and Verge Permaculture: In less than 10 years, Rob & Michelle Avis left Calgary’s oil fields and retooled his engineering career to help clients and students design integrated systems for shelter, energy, water, waste and food, all while supporting local economy and regenerating the land. He’s now leading the next wave of permaculture education, teaching career-changing professionals to become eco-entrepreneurs with successful regenerative businesses. Learn more and connect with Rob & Michelle at https://vergepermaculture.ca/