Through respiration, soil microbes help plants absorb key minerals. #SOSH | U.S. Department of Agriculture

Soil without living plant roots is dead soil Microbes feed your plants and your plants feed your microbes Take either one out of the picture and the soil starts to die because soil is a living organism where bacteria, fungi, protozoa and nematodes work 24/7 to provide plants with all the nutrients and minerals they need. In return, the plant feeds the microbes simple sugars and carbohydrates. It’s a symbiotic relationship. So don’t leave your soil bare, it doesn’t need a rest. Always have some k

🌱 Benefits of Rabbit Poop for Gardens 🌱 • Can be used fresh (no burning plants) • Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus & potassium • Improves soil structure and fertility • Feeds beneficial soil microbes • Helps plants grow greener & stronger • Great for vegetables, flowers, and fruit trees • Excellent addition to compost or worm bins • Slow-release nutrients for steady growth 🐰 One of the best natural manures for organic gardens #organic #rabbit #bunny #gardening #organicgardening | Farmer Jon

How Soil Microbes Improve Fertilizer Efficiency

Using microbes to make fertile soil

The Importance of Soil Microbes in Farming

Soil Microbiology - SlideServe

Serial Dilution | Definition, Purpose & Calculation

Video: Aseptic Laboratory Techniques: Plating Methods