Soil Health and Its Importance
Coming up we have the Director of Business Development for the American Cattlemen Media Group and host; Dustin Hector & he sits down with Tom Wafford, the founder of 4G Soil Restoration. During this episode, Dustin & 
Tom will discuss the importance of healthy soil management. They will also get into Brix levels in plants and how these sugar levels affect the beef we eat. With an expert in soil health chatting with us today, you certainly won’t want to miss this episode.
Manufacturers label most herbicides pesticides and fungicides as “broadband” products. These products are designed to kill a wide range of weeds insects and fungus. Broadband products often harm or kill beneficial insects and fungi that nourish the soil and plants. Each application will harm bees butterflies ladybugs and beneficial natural fungus that support the soil and plants.
Fertilizers can harm the soil in several ways. They can make the soil acidic. They can deplete the soil of productive nutrients. They can reduce the presence of micro-organisms. They can diminish the minerals in the soil. Continued use creates hard compacted unhealthy soil. This soil becomes deprived of oxygen and moisture. The lack of oxygen and moisture makes it harder for roots to flourish.
Farmers often use ammonia to provide the nitrogen that plants need. Ammonia promotes the growth of harmful bacteria and other microorganisms that can cause disease in plants such as E. coli.
Eating healthy food is best and minimizes or eliminates the need for vitamins. Organic Growth Burst can help here.
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