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Dhanalakshmi always believed in natural farming, but twenty acres in Coimbatore felt like far too much to change at once. For years, she had the will but not the plan. 🌾 → A single Save Soil training changed that, and she worked through the rest of the program one session at a time → Her farm now processes almost everything it grows, turning turmeric into pickle and coconuts into oil → The Save Soil coordinators she met along the way are still a phone call away whenever a doubt comes up Big change is really a lot of small decisions, made again and again. What's one you could make this week? 👇 🌾 My Regenerative Revolution Dhanalakshmi's story is only a glimpse. Regenerative Revolution, Issue 1 goes much further: how soil shapes our health, where natural farming came from, the model farms where it's put to the test, and the many ways you can be part of it. Releasing 16 October, World Food Day. FIND YOUR NEXT STEP Access every insight, strategy, and triumphs shaping a regenerative future. #RegenerativeRevolution #SaveSoil #Agroforestry #FarmToTable

Every time they sprayed pesticide, Kavitha and her husband paid for it with headaches, burning eyes and dizziness. Eventually they decided to stop completely, even without a clear roadmap. 🍚 → Save Soil trainings taught them to make natural inputs, and introduced them to farmers who had already made the same journey → Nine years on, beneficial insects have returned on their own, and the farm needs no pesticide at all → She now grows only native rice, and her customers write to tell her they feel better for eating it Do you know who grew the rice on your plate today? 👇 🌾 My Regenerative Revolution Kavitha's story is only a glimpse. Regenerative Revolution, Issue 1 goes much further: how soil shapes our health, where natural farming came from, the model farms where it's put to the test, and the many ways you can be part of it. Releasing 16 October, World Food Day. FIND YOUR NEXT STEP Access every insight, strategy, and triumphs shaping a regenerative future. #RegenerativeRevolution #SaveSoil #NativeRice #NaturalFarming

Priya once noticed tomato and brinjal plants thriving in a garbage dump, with no one looking after them. It taught her the lesson her whole life's work now rests on: feed the soil, and the plant will protect itself. 🌱 → She travelled from town to town rescuing vanishing crops, and built Seed Island, which now safeguards more than 1,000 heirloom varieties → She brought independent seed savers together to establish the Tamil Nadu Seed Collectors' Federation → With Save Soil, she trains farmers and home gardeners, and has shared seeds with more than 50,000 people → Her work has earned more than 100 agricultural awards, which she sees as proof that her methods work She dreams of a seed bank in every village. Is there a plant from your grandmother's garden you'd love to grow again? 👇 🌾 My Regenerative Revolution Priya's story is only a glimpse. Regenerative Revolution, Issue 1 goes much further: how soil shapes our health, where natural farming came from, the model farms where it's put to the test, and the many ways you can be part of it. Releasing 16 October, World Food Day. FIND YOUR NEXT STEP Access every insight, strategy, and triumphs shaping a regenerative future.. #RegenerativeRevolution #SaveSoil #SeedSaving #HeirloomSeeds

Soil As the Air rids itself
of extended summer fevers
As chill begins to set in
The green valley full of green leaf
Preparing to turn into
a gay Colourful Death.
Painting the valley into
a spectacular paintscape
Most Colourful way to die
Then to mull and mush
to become the life generating
Soil -Sadhguru #SaveSoil

Soil is one of Earth’s largest carbon stores. A 12-year field experiment found that warming does not affect soil carbon the same way under all conditions. The strongest losses happened under drought, while wetter conditions changed the outcome significantly. Researchers found that under dry conditions, warming accelerated microbial activity in ways that increased the breakdown of stored carbon. This suggests that rainfall plays a major role in determining whether warming leads to greater soil carbon loss. If we want to understand how climate change affects soil, we cannot look at temperature alone. Water conditions matter too. Action Now: https://t.co/uVnQCIZBeZ Citation: Guo, X., Yang, Z., Jian, S., et al. (2026). Drought amplifies warming-induced soil carbon loss in a decade-long experiment. Nature Climate Change, 16(4), 485–493. https://t.co/0OdZRVHxX4