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Your soil isn't dirt — it's the most complex living ecosystem on Earth, and it's been quietly dying under decades of synthetic fertilizer, herbicide, and tillage. This guide walks backyard gardeners through the MycoEarth Method: a simple, one-afternoon process for restoring living fungal biology using mushroom grain spawn and organic matter you likely already have.
Arizona alfalfa farmers: your water bill is about to change forever. A restored soil microbiome can cut irrigation significantly — and give you the documented conservation record you'll need as water regulation arrives. The biology, the water law, and a five-year financial breakdown, all in one book.
Farmers watching input costs climb, water tables drop, and margins disappear: there's still a way back, and it's biological. Learn what healthy soil actually is, the five wounds of chemical agriculture, a full year-by-year cost comparison, and the restoration plan itself — no chemicals, no tilling, no guesswork.
Match your values to the right mushroom business model before you spend a dollar. Built around ten entrepreneur personas identified across years of teaching and consulting, this guide helps you find where you naturally fit inside the mushroom lifecycle — and points you to the business model built for that fit.
Orchardists start with an advantage field farmers don't have: no tillage, and roots already established. This guide shows you how to build a wood chip mulch ring restoration system and match the right mycorrhizal fungi to your specific fruit and nut trees.
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Vineyard soil may be the most biologically compromised soil in agriculture. This guide lays out a phased, practical restoration plan built for vine rows, tractor rows, and the pruning cycle — so grapevines can reconnect with the mycorrhizal partnerships they depend on.
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A short, personal read connecting a genetic health crisis in the author's own Great Dane to the biological cost of industrial agriculture — and what it means that we have an estimated 60 years of topsoil left. Free instant download.
Get the Free eBookA free, personal 75-minute session with Kathryn Crew — about 20 minutes of presentation followed by Q&A and planning specific to your land. Includes a copy of Save Your Soil, Save Your Farm. Watch for a short questionnaire in your confirmation email and return it before your appointment so Kathryn can best prepare for your session.
Book Your Free Session[DRAFT — please review] A weekly video series breaking down the science behind soil restoration in plain language. Each episode comes with a free companion PDF — check out and you'll receive every episode released so far, with new ones added automatically as the series continues.
Get the Free Lessons[DRAFT — please review] A video series on regenerative agriculture trends — what's working, why the biology holds up, and why the shift starts with your own operation. Free companion PDF for every episode, delivered together and updated as new episodes release.
Get the Free Lessons[DRAFT — please review] A video series for farmers watching input costs, water use, and yields head in the wrong direction — practical, biological steps to turn it around before it's too late. Free companion PDF for every episode, with new episodes added automatically as they release.
Get the Free Lessons[DRAFT — please review] Real stories from farmers and gardeners who've restored their soil biology — what changed, what surprised them, and what they'd tell someone just starting out. Free companion PDF for every episode, delivered together and updated as new episodes release.
Get the Free LessonsLiving, native fungi, matched to your garden. Made to order (ships in about 4 weeks) and covers 50 square feet per 6 lb bag — we match the fungi species to your delivery location. Bury 6–12 inches deep anytime, before planting or between rows, top with dampened organic material and soil, then keep the area damp for 14 days before returning to normal watering.
This is a living, growing inoculant that keeps building your soil microbiome over time — no fertilizer needed. Agricultural chemicals will kill it, so it isn't compatible with chemical inputs. It overwinters through mild snowfall; if your area sees more than 3 feet of snow, or your garden sits in full summer sun above 90°F with no shade, please email us before ordering so we can advise on placement depth.
Made to order — no inventory tracked, ships in approximately 4 weeks.