The Potential of Compost and Fungal Bacterial Communities for Solving Soil Problems

The planet is in trouble and we need a better solution. One potential hope lies in using compost, specifically the Johnson Sioux compost. By distributing it and cultivating good fungal bacterial communities, we can improve soil health and address carbon emissions. Additionally, coating seeds with these communities and using biochar can help fertilize the planet. We have the power to make a positive change, but we need to act now. Join Stewart Brand in exploring innovative ideas on the TED Radio Hour from NPR.