Education isn't only shown through high grades of education but also an experience in growing what we should eat is the best.
There are people who never went for school and they are living but there is no one who went to school without feeding who is living .
Feeding is the intersection part of life,let us solve hunger problems together even through training young people
#gardening #plants #agriculture #hunger #photography #linux #fediverse #environment #foodsecurity #food #nutrition #diet #soil

🌧️ Mud is more than a mess; its colors quietly trace water, iron, and time in the ground.

✍️ Explore how brown and black mud reflect hidden chemistry beneath our feet: https://www.theperpetuallycurious.org/mud-color/

Soft earth remembers more than footprints.

#mud #soil #geology #PlanetEarth #science #TPC8

Why Mud Is Brown or Black: Iron, Oxygen, and Color

Why mud is brown or black comes down to iron, oxygen, water, and organic matter shaping the quiet chemistry of saturated soil.

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Ach, sowas hab‘ ich ja auch mal gehört.

#SOiL - Wide Open

https://song.link/y/T76OgAUxTH4

#FrauPetzehoertDinge: Aus dem CD-Regal gebuddelte anno dazumal Alben.

Wide Open by SOiL

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New publication: Regenerative #agriculture improves #soil functioning and the complexity of soil #foodwebs after a short transition period. #agroecology #soilfauna #soildegradation
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11104-026-08437-3

(Buttered) Brass Tacks:
Allan Savory: What Holds Up, What Doesn't?

Looking at two arguments against his 2013-TED-Talk "How to fight desertification and reverse climate change", and a recommendation to look at his experience

https://butterbei.de/en/posts/allan-savory-what-holds-up-what-doesnt/

#nutrition #food #Agriculture #soil #climate #livestock #climatechange

Allan Savory: What Holds Up, What Doesn't · Butter bei...

In the first grazing article I flagged some dissent about Allan Savory. Turns out it’s not one but two objections.

Warming unlocks ancient carbon in Tibetan permafrost, triggering climate tipping point

The results revealed a clear and troubling pattern across all warming levels. Even under low to moderate warming, #carbon losses through respiration outpaced photosynthetic carbon gains by 1–16-fold.

Warming by +1°C, +2°C, and +4°C increased annual net #CO2 release by 44%, 80%, and 176%, respectively, and the site was a net carbon source before any experimental warming began.

"When warming reaches around 2–4°C, the system changes fundamentally," Ding told Phys.org. "Plants begin to reach their thermal and water-stress limits, so photosynthesis declines. At the same time, thaw penetrates deeper into the #soil, exposing old #permafrost carbon that has been frozen and protected for hundreds to thousands of years. Once thawed, microbes can decompose it and release it as CO2."

https://phys.org/news/2026-06-ancient-carbon-tibetan-permafrost-triggering.html

#TippingPoint
#Tibet
#Himalaya
#Uhhps

Warming unlocks ancient carbon in Tibetan permafrost, triggering climate tipping point

A new study in Nature Communications finds a critical climate tipping point in Tibetan permafrost ecosystems. Warming of 2–4 degrees Celsius triggers a self-reinforcing cycle of carbon release that could significantly accelerate climate change, according to the work.

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Analysis of soil fertility data and mean national intelligence quotient scores for 126 countries finds a positive association between them. This is interpreted as an indication that nutrition affects intelligence. Variability in soil fertility accounted for 23% of the variability in intelligence scores; excluding an outlier, this rose to 42%.

Summary: https://www.psypost.org/scientists-have-found-a-geospatial-link-between-soil-fertility-and-national-intelligence-scores/

Original paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-22539-5

#Science #Intelligence #Soil #Fertility #Nutrition

Finnish daycares ditched pavement for mud and dirt. A month later, the blood tests stunned scientists.

Finland gave daycare kids forest floor and garden beds to play in instead of pavement.

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