Hello Community, I shared a few introductory LM videos to help us start seeing soil as a living neighborhood, not just dirt. Plants don’t thrive just because minerals exist, they thrive because soil life makes those minerals available. Synthetic fertilizers can act like a chemical “IV” pushing quick growth, but in nature, plants are fed through relationships between bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, arthropods, and more; each playing a role in cycling nutrients and building soil structure. This is why tilling can set a soil back, it breaks fungal networks, collapses pore spaces, and disrupts the habitat these organisms live in, like tearing the roof off the neighborhood. What questions do you still have as we keep building this understanding?