From Waste to Wellness
Allow our worms to transform your food scraps into nutrient-rich soil!
Join our initiative to revitalize soils and build resilient communities through the power of Worms. We gather your food scraps and employ our diligent worms to transform them into nutrient-rich, fertile vermicompost for your garden and the communities around us. Start here!
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The Advent of Synthetic Fertilizers
The Advent of Organic Life Amendments
The Advent of Herbicides & Pesticides.
Following the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, the Green Revolution took hold in the 1960s, repurposing bomb factories into fertilizer plants and using surplus wartime petroleum to produce synthetic, ammonia-based fertilizers. However, overuse of these synthetic fertilizers disrupts soil health by depleting beneficial microorganisms essential for
Following the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, the Green Revolution took hold in the 1960s, repurposing bomb factories into fertilizer plants and using surplus wartime petroleum to produce synthetic, ammonia-based fertilizers. However, overuse of these synthetic fertilizers disrupts soil health by depleting beneficial microorganisms essential for nutrient cycling and organic matter breakdown. As synthetic inputs replace organic nutrients, soil fertility and resilience weaken, creating a dependency on chemicals and making the soil less productive over time. The saying "you are what you eat" applies to plants too. If soil lacks proper nutrition, our plants become malnourished—and if our food is malnourished, where does that leave us?
The Advent of Herbicides & Pesticides.
The Advent of Organic Life Amendments
The Advent of Herbicides & Pesticides.
The overuse of synthetic fertilizers has weakened plant immunity by depleting beneficial soil microorganisms, leading to the increased use of chemicals like glyphosate. Annually, 280 million pounds of glyphosate are utilized in the U.S. Originally patented as an antibiotic, glyphosate is widely used as an herbicide, but it has been linked
The overuse of synthetic fertilizers has weakened plant immunity by depleting beneficial soil microorganisms, leading to the increased use of chemicals like glyphosate. Annually, 280 million pounds of glyphosate are utilized in the U.S. Originally patented as an antibiotic, glyphosate is widely used as an herbicide, but it has been linked to neurological damage, endocrine disruption, reproductive health issues, and impacts on fetal development. The World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified glyphosate as a carcinogen. Alarming levels of glyphosate have been detected in human breast milk, placentas, organs, sperm, rainwater, and drinking water, highlighting its widespread environmental presence. Why are chemical corporations responsible for feeding America?
The Advent of Organic Life Amendments
The Advent of Organic Life Amendments
The Advent of Organic Life Amendments
At Organic Life Amendments, we're focused on solutions and action—not blame! Our mission is to reduce chemical fertilizer use by increasing compost production, diverting waste from landfills, educating the community, and advocating for policies that empower farmers to choose compost over chemicals. We also donate a portion of our farm’s v
At Organic Life Amendments, we're focused on solutions and action—not blame! Our mission is to reduce chemical fertilizer use by increasing compost production, diverting waste from landfills, educating the community, and advocating for policies that empower farmers to choose compost over chemicals. We also donate a portion of our farm’s vermicompost to support local community gardens. We believe that living in this world shouldn’t mean causing harm to it or its inhabitants. If you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint and adopt more eco-friendly practices, we’re here to help! Contact us to join in ushering in a new era of soil-nurturing, earth-loving environmental stewardship.
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