The one year anniversary of my Regenerative Soil Certification seems like a great time to share about the coursework that launched me on my current trajectory. A huge thank you to Matt Powers for putting all of this material in a format that is able to hold both the breadth and depth of Soil Science in our most current and expansive understanding. Regenerative Soil and Regenerative Soil Microscopy are certainly the most thorough, practical, and applicable educational sets currently available for soil practitioners, consultants, farmers, and anyone who cares about healing soil. Not only am I immanently pleased with the understanding and skillsets this coursework has given me, but I'm also immensely proud of this achievement and feel it offers more credibility to my practice than any graduate degree could. (Plus look at how cool my new pin is!!) It's an honor to be an ongoing member of the Regenerative Soil community and continue my learning with the cutting edge of the soil obsessed. A huge thank you to all of you who continue to push the envelope of our collective understanding.(Honorable mentions to Igro Soil, Rich Johns, The Soil Guys, Derek Preece, Richard A Simmons, and my dear anonymous friend who tolerates my shenanigans most, and many more.) Thank you to everyone who has supported me on this journey. The best is yet to come!!

Does dominance of certain microorganisms change season by season and what natural environmental factors make the biggest change?

We had an amazing time at my plant sale this weekend. I have an amazing local community and it's such a gift to see all the new and familiar faces.

I sell tomato starts locally, this being my third season. Last year the pots had no nutrition and I only foliar applied MasterMix. This year I included 1/3 fungal dominant compost in the potting mix while still using foliar applications. The difference is noticeable to say the least.

Lots done and lots more to do!! Moving nightshades into bigger pots for the May plant sale :)