On this episode of the podcast we explore the rich black soil of Ukraine and how the black market for this soil is corrupting the country and weakening it. 

On this episode of the podcast we explore the Vuelta Abajo region in Cuba. This region has some of the most fertile soil in the world, perfect for growing tobacco for cigars. We explore the history of this region and what makes is so good for growing tobacco. Then we describe life and the tobacco growing process. All on this episode of - Fertile Soil

Water is key to all life on earth and of course to our fertile soil. As such, effective wasterwater management Is essential to healthy and abundant life on this earth that god gave us. On this episode of the podcast I am joined by my son Konner, who has expertise in the area of wastewater management. Join us as we explore how the mastery of wastewater management allows us to have our fertile soil.

On this episode of the podcast we explore the beautiful Kona of Hawaii. One thing that Kona is known for is coffee, as some of the best coffee in the world comes from Kona. On this episode we explore Kona, what makes the soil so rich and we explore the plant and animal life. Let’s explore together!

On this episode of the podcast we explore the immense Ganges Delta, home to the world’s largest mangrove forest. The Ganges Delta covers more than 41,000 square miles and has diverse plant and wildlife. On this episode we explore the Ganges Delta and describe this fascinating world to you. Get ready to be amazed on this wonderful journey into fertile soil. 

On this episode of the podcast we explore the Amazon river in South America. We explore the diverse wildlife and plant life in the Amazon and discover what makes the Amazon so amazing and wonderful. The Amazon truly embodies the ideals of fertile soil. 

We have a magical relationships with dogs and they are considered by many to be a part of the family. On this episode of he podcast we explore how that came to be, and how dogs developed the ability to express emotion through their eyes. Over 1,000’s of years of domestication dogs evolved and developed the ability to express emotion through their eyes through a special muscle around their eyes (LAOM muscle, abbreviation). This muscle allows dogs to express sadness, guilt and joy! 

On this episode of Fertile Soil I’m going to share with you some of my Grandma’s favorite recipes. As I share these recipes with you I will also share some wonderful stories about my grandma. Both my grandma and her recipes are blessings from this fertile soil. 

Grass is plentiful and all around us, yet we don’t realize the nature of grass and it’s importance to our world. With over 10,00 species of grass, grass is one of the most diverse plants there is. Grass provides the sustenance for many animals species and is their lifeblood. On this podcast we explore several types of grass and all the wonderful things they bring to our life.

On this episode of the podcast we explore the history of the San Joaquin valley. We explore the history of the valley and how the soil became so rich in minerals. We then explore the valley from a farming and agricultural perspective. And finally, we talk about life in the valley and what it’s like to live there. All of these beautiful things are possible due to the rich and fertile soil of the valley.