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.

In an other groups the host has suggested not sifting compost because it breaks the fungal strands. As we use and manipulate this growing medium how much are we damaging it?

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

If I understand correctly, certain soil amendments favour different soil life, would they be any advantage in making a global soil life food? What would it be a mix of and when is the best time to apply it. I did use a fish, blood and bone mix several years ago, which work well , but it's difficult to find and I believe it could overload the system.

Regeneration is a matter of alignment more than skill.