PDC+++ M3.1 Soils IV

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We could say that the destructo-culture, based on industrialized agriculture, carries a basic dysfunction, which is to see the soil as an inanimate thing, a resource to be exploited, & even something that can be seen as 'property' of human beings.
This paradigm has to change because it is at the base of great injustices & of the destruction of the most important base for life on Earth.
In this class we meet the soil as a living being, an organism of enormous complexity & importance, studying how it works in detail, from the microscopic to the global level.
To know soil intimately is fundamental for any sustainable design & to have a direct & vital relationship with this great organism helps us re-connect, physically as well as emotionally, with the Planet.

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Slide 1 : Actions that destroy Mycorriza: 1) dig the soil 2) adding nitrogen Studies of organic growing with & without mycorriza more micro-nutrients in those with mycorriza

Mycorrhizal Fungi : Mycorrhizal Fungi polysaccharides secreted by the plant and fungi bind sand to the root Endophytes (similar to mycorrhizae)

Slide 3 : Worms • Eat dead vegetable matter which they degrade into simpler compounds > biochemical transformation • In one He there can be 500 Kg to 2 Tn of worms • There are some 220 different species • They have an effect of activation on the bacterian metabolism • They increase the contribution of Organic Matter • Diminish with the adding of Agrochemicals BioDegradation Aeration Stimulating Bacterial Activity

They take Organic Matterdown into the soil : They take Organic Matterdown into the soil

Reproduction : Reproduction Increase their food - increase the population Collect ALL type of biomass & add as mulch to the soil

Slide 6 : & in the DestructoCulture ...

Slide 7 : ... biomass is thrown in the dump

Worms work at night ... : Worms work at night ... With Lumbricus terrestris Without Lumbricus terrestris

Slide 9 : 9 in one hectare there can be as many bacteria = to the weight of one or two cows & in the forest each of your steps is supported by 120,000 bug legs Thank them!! & all keep you alive

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