For a long time, most of us were taught to think about farming in terms of production. Bigger harvests. Higher yields. Systems that promised efficiency and control. But the longer I watch what has happened to our farmland over the past several decades, the harder it is to ignore something…
Most of us don’t think about soil unless we’re planting a garden, driving past farmland, or buying produce at the store. Soil is just… there. A background element. Something solid and dependable. Something we assume will always do its job. But lately, I’ve been paying closer attention to what’s happening…
