Interesting! It was just this year that I learned why Canadian prairie soils have such high amounts of soil organic matter compared to soils in hot/tropical countries. Winters may not always be enjoyable for us, but they allow for organic matter conservation/build up in our soil!
A 10 year study from @AAFC_Canada shows regardless of soil texture, pH, or crop rotation, there’s one thing that impacts soil carbon more than anything else! Click the 🔗 below to find out what it is... #CdnAg https://t.co/4nKGjCzFfK
Happy Birthday to a guy who really floats my boat! 🛳 (And as you can see, that’s not always an easy task! 😆 haha) He also puts up with my cheesy jokes and… https://t.co/uQM9inCWyk
“And though she be but little, she is fierce.”
Little in stature, but big in every other way. Your huge heart, your grand love of life, your big, bright eyes… https://t.co/yhp8oifHO8
This day was always very important to my dad. He was a great ally to people who were struggling. So please be kind to everyone because you never know who might be in a bad place. Love you dad, the greatest man I'll ever know, rest easy❤ #BellLetsTalks
RT if Dr. Tee Boon Goh taught you about soils, and inspired you with the phrase "soils are sexy!" Good luck on your next endeavor, Tee Boon! #sexysoil@UM_agfoodsci https://t.co/z1nJDyElwz