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[https://grist.org/food/organic-farming-sucks-up-carbon/ by Nathanael Johnson 12/6/13 grist] | [https://grist.org/food/organic-farming-sucks-up-carbon/ by Nathanael Johnson 12/6/13 grist] | ||
We’ve known for a while now that organic agriculture is good for the climate: It does a better job at grabbing carbon from the air and turning it into soil than industrial agriculture, which often does just the opposite. | We’ve known for a while now that organic agriculture is good for the climate: It does a better job at grabbing carbon from the air and turning it into soil than industrial agriculture, which often does just the opposite. | ||
=====9 Products That Help Gardeners Create Healthy, Organic Soil===== | |||
[https://www.treehugger.com/businesses-and-products-supporting-soil-biodiversity-4859043 by Sami Grover 11/4/13 Treehugger] | |||
As every good organic gardener knows, well-managed soil is literally alive with billions of microbes that help to recycle nutrients and keep plants healthy. Maintaining and nurturing that biodiversity is the key to success in sustainable gardening. The products and businesses featured in this slideshow offer a variety of tools to do just that. | |||
