Empower your soils

With Hands and Eyes A simple test looks like this: Take a handful of slightly moist soil and roll it into a ball. This is then changed into an elongated roll. If the soil is light and sandy, you will ...

The use of humic acids in spring fertilization The winter cereals are growing and need to be fertilized on time. Whether spreaders or liquid fertilizers, biostimulants such as humic substances can  ...

The Amazon rainforest is the lungs of our planet. That is why Meli Bees Network gUG is dedicated to working with communities in the most endangered areas of the Amazon to create a trans-regional netwo ...

A recent study of regenerative farms found not only that those farms had healthier soils with higher carbon content – so-called CO2 sinks – but that the food produced also contained more nutrients and ...

Are the products what they say they are? How can trust between consumer and producer be maintained in the long term in a globalized market economy? How can greenwashing be identified and food scandals ...

What is syntropic agriculture? A particularly intensive form of agroforestry that mimics the establishment of an optimal natural ecosystem like that of natural virgin forests. Various crops and nativ ...

[this article is inspired and compiled from E. Henning's book "Secrets of Fertile Soils"] "It can take 1,000 years for a layer of humus two and a half to five centimeters thick to form in the wild, ...

How Cooperation between Big Cities and the Countryside creates a win-win-win: More than 80 percent of the world's food production is destined for consumption in cities, but almost 40 per-cent of this  ...

Good arable soil is fertile, holds water like a sponge, and yet is well aerated. It is stable in itself and yet loose. Stone dust plays an important role in this.