How to pronounce “soils” in English

of thing in the soils.

The healthy soils also sequester carbon as well.

These new soils that they have, and it's easy to use a variety of roofs-- if they just used 10% of New York's roofs they could feed

These are calcareous soils.

virtually all climates and soils where food is grown.

it comes to the soils, they're very exact--I mentioned boron is something you don't want and there's a very exact limits for when it starts to damage the wine.

And we mow and compact the soils under our trees, under our plants so that they're way too hard for the caterpillars to get underground.

They have all these new ultralight soils that can go on the roof.

They're also called limestone soils.

But learning how to respect the soils.

How would you describe the two soils?

which are taken from other soils.

Most of the world's soils are only 1% organic matter.

is currently standing on soft delta soils with stilettos.

Right from the time the product grows on the soils of Earth, all the way through the product landing on our fork on the table,

You could have these three completely different kinds of soils within this space.

And I have evaluated what's happening to soils in other systems.

program to deliver the charcoal that is tailored to their soils and therefore increase their yields so now they've got

How is mundane nature, that the answer soils in our backyard seen as a realm of discovery versus the more extraordinary

It is unconventional ag, toxic to the soils.

But they also would have broken down rocks on land and formed soils, which then would have washed in the ocean and caused nutrient pollution, just like we're doing today,

It's so, so amazing that I collect soils from different regions of the country.

Puts carbon in soil, builds the soils capacity to receive and hold water, which decentralizes the water system,

You might have heard in Burgundy they have a lot of limestone soils.

And we actually hired him when he was the head of the soils division at the local agriculture institute.

So and again, sort of sandy soils, dry-farmed.

If they'd been asking about the soil-- because there's many organic soils that look like that.

Bob Scowcroft: Um, certainly in the soils, you know, as the soils break down as it's all about breeding something will take up N, nitrogen N, faster and more efficiently.

base, most of the world's soils have become significantly demineralized, compacted, and contain little

that will produce all the composts for the diet of the microbes in the soils in less than an hour.

what I do all day the the good news is these um soils become rich in carbon so they start to

we're attenuating the gradual sinking of the city of Venice into the soft delta soils.

that's embedded in the moon, not only in the soils, but in particular, in permanently shadowed craters.

And of course, the roots are gathering all they can of the nutrients in the soils.

So if you can build a model like this, you can predict for soils or air or the oceans what the microbes will look like in future climate scenarios.

It's been so dry also that we've noticed that the soils are just

And that what you should do is to take the best of the lessons that he had learned about respecting soils which-- and he

The Tropics are just less productive agriculturally than the temperate zones because of thinner, less fertile soils and more soil pests,

So the point here is that part of our microbiome is going extinct as we move away from these traditional soils and

first, the best soil for red grapes are red volcanic soils as you find them up in Northern

So, when that does rain, it soaks into our soils and stays on our

And that one chapter in the book really focuses on the current state of soil science, the history and future of our soils,

And it then, when paired with digital soil mapping, when you put the characteristics of soils in a field-- and soils

And so we can rewild this land, encourage the forest lands, the woodlands, the healthy soils to come back, to replenish-- through photosynthesis to take carbon back from our atmosphere

If you look at any forest, under the ground, there are giant webs of mycelium that hold the top soils together, and they

And he developed this incredibly intricate sense of how a landscape fits together and how the topography informs the flow of water and how that informs your soils

So when you look at Junoon, the only colors which you'll see in the restaurant are the pallet of soils from India.

In countries and cultures that people have always eaten incredible traditional diets, and diverse crops from their own regions and soils, now more and more,

And by doing that, we can do what Becky's dad is trying to do and move carbon from the atmosphere into our soils, which does all the good things that moving