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Fungi and the Wood Wide Web

In this episode Octavia Hopwood takes a look at Fungi and the Wood Wide Web. You can subscribe to the 59 Degrees Academy to be kept updated with all our latest news, blogs and videos. www.59degrees.se Since plants first colonised the land, 450 million years ago, fungi have formed symbiotic relationships with plants. In this video, we explore why these relationships are so important. Modern farming practices can damage the soil food web, often destroying the delicate interactions between plants and their resident microorganisms. These practices are having devastating effects upon plant health, crop yields, soil stability and wildlife and are not currently sustainable. At 59 Degrees we are paving the way forward for a healthier soil community. We believe that in order to promote healthy, happy plants, we need healthy, happy microorganisms. We grow communities of these unique soil microorganisms that you can use directly in your soil and on your plants – from salad crops to mighty oaks. By adding this beneficial life to your soil you will transform the health of your plants. For more information visit www.59degrees.se