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Not Just Dirt - Kevin Elmy

Not Just Dirt
Revitalizing Soils With Regenerative Agriculture Principles
by Kevin R. Elmy

Just Not Dirt is a book helping soil caretakers to look at ways of managing regeneratively. That is building soil adding carbon back into the soil ecosystem. The soil health principles are global, they are true around the world. How you do it will have a regional flavour and agronomics. Topics extensively covered are the five soil health principles: keep a vegetative plant growing, increase plant diversity, reduce tillage, reduce use of synthetic inputs, and livestock integration, plus the rationale of why these are important. There are seven producer’s stories telling of their regenerative agriculture journey from Western Canada and Western Australia.

This is not just limited to organic production, this is an excellent resource in regenerative agriculture training. This presentation goes through the reason (ecologically) why weeds grow. Good book reference “When Weeds Talk” by Jay L. McCaman

In this animation you’ll learn about Nutrient Cycling and the interactions that happen between soil microorganisms and plants! ✅ When the Soil Food Web is balanced, plants can harness the power of soil microbes to get all of the nutrients that they need from the soil. During photosynthesis, plants produce simple sugars and carbohydrates. The plants invest some of this sugar and carb energy into the soil by way of their roots to feed bacteria and fungi. These organisms extract nutrients from organic matter and from the soil particles – think grains of sand. However, it’s not until nematodes and protozoa arrive in the root zone to eat the bacteria and fungi that the nutrients are released in a plant-accessible form. The results are well-nourished, resilient plants that continue this nutrient cycle without the need for chemical inputs. Regenerative agriculture training.

In this video, Nicole Masters explains the role of Humic and Fulvic acids in regenerative agriculture and land management.

Our Humalite product is from the worlds highest quality deposit of Humic substance unique to Alberta.  Humalite has a Humic acid content of 80-90%, competing Humic products are made from  Leonardite which can have a Humic acid content of 10-20%. We source this product directly from the earth, giving us the most pure and cost effective Humic Acid end product available.

One soil health principal is to increase plant diversity. What does that mean? We need to know the ecological function of plants, where they grow, what they do in the ecosystem, how they root, when they grow, how quickly they mature in order to create plant diversity. That is is where grouping plants into functional plant groups allows us to maximize diversity in blends and cropping rotation. This makes a stronger ecological mix of plants to help improve our soils.

Dr. Linda Gorim is the lead researcher in a study that is looking into Humalite as a resource to help plant growth in cropping systems. With a large deposit of Humalite here in Alberta, producers are wondering how they can make use of this soil amendment and in what rates. Join us as we chat with Dr. Gorim about her research! #agriculture #research #crops #humalite 

An overview of the Replenish Nutrients products & the comparison to conventional fertilizers. In this video, we’ll delve into the science and mechanics behind these innovative solutions. Explore how our fertilizers enhance soil health, support plant growth, and promote sustainability. Discover the unique features that set our regenerative fertilizers apart and learn how they contribute to improved yields and a healthier environment. Get ready to unlock the secrets of regenerative agriculture and understand how our products are transforming modern farming practices for the better.

In this video, Nicole Masters explains how poor soil management encourages the presences of pests, weeds, and disease and how regenerative management can mitigate these issues.

In this video, Nicole Masters discusses the role of bacteria and fungi in soil health.

This is a great training resource from one of the leading regenerative soil scientists in the world.

.This video features Kevin Elmy, a Canadian producer and regenerative agriculture educator, speaking at No Till on the Plains 2025 about adopting a systems-oriented approach to soil health. Elmy draws on his experience farming in Western Canada to explain how adopting principles like no-till, cover crops, diversified rotations, and biologically-focused management can rebuild soil structure, boost organic matter, and improve long-term agronomic resources and economic performance. Throughout the presentation he emphasizes that soil health isn’t a single practice, but a holistic system of interconnected practices that work together to enhance soil biology, nutrient cycling, and resilience in cropping systems

Hear firsthand from valued customers of Replenish Nutrients in this engaging testimonial video. At Replenish Nutrients, we take pride in our regenerative solutions and their impact on farming. In this video, Kettle River Organics share their experiences, insights, and success stories with our products. Discover how Replenish Nutrients has transformed their agricultural practices, improving crop health and boosting yields. From soil restoration to sustainable farming, their testimonials offer a glimpse into the real-world benefits of our regenerative solutions. Join us in this inspiring journey and witness the power of Replenish Nutrients through the eyes of those who have experienced its remarkable results.

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