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This is How Soil Gets its Nutrients back

In this video, Geoff explains how to replenish both micro and macro nutrients in your soil using worm castings, compost, and natural manures. Learn how integrating diverse organic materials, including food waste and animal manures, supports a thriving soil ecosystem full of beneficial microorganisms. This clip is from Geoff’s Online Permaculture Design Course, where weekly Q&A sessions help students apply permaculture principles in real landscapes. Explore more at https://www.discoverpermaculture.com Key Takeaways: 00:04 – 00:33: Worm castings, manures, and food waste return both micro and macro nutrients to the soil, replenishing what’s lost. 00:33 – 01:03: The intestinal microbes in worms are included in worm castings and “worm juice,” adding living microorganisms to potting mixes. 01:03 – 01:57: Compost made from on-farm plant and animal materials in as little as 18 days can be sieved for potting mixes or left coarse for mulch, supporting a rich soil ecosystem. 01:57 – 02:30: Mixing compost with mineral-rich sand creates a substrate that attracts diverse organisms, enhancing nutrient cycling and soil health. 02:30 – 02:53: Regularly monitoring soil and plant response ensures balance and sustainability, preventing over-export of nutrients and maintaining soil fertility. To support us in creating more videos: ► Like us on Facebook:   / geofflawtononline   ► Follow us on Instagram:   / geofflawtononline   ► Subscribe on YouTube:    / @discoverpermaculture   ► And most importantly, enjoy your permaculture journey! About Geoff: Geoff is a world-renowned permaculture consultant, designer and teacher who has established demonstration sites in many of the world’s major climates. He’s dedicated his life to sharing permaculture design and inspiring people to care for the earth, care for each other and return the surplus. About Permaculture: Permaculture weaves land, resources, people and the environment into a single, supportive system. It mirrors how nature works—no waste, no shortcuts, just smart relationships. The tools are wide-ranging: water harvesting, soil building, energy systems, forestry, natural building, aquaculture, appropriate technology, community development and more. Whether you’re on acreage or in an apartment, these principles scale beautifully. #permaculture #soilhealth #wormcastings #composting #regenerativeagriculture #livingsoil #permaculturedesign #organicgardening #microorganisms #sustainablegardening #gardening