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Home Archive by category "Soil Science" (Page 2)

Category: Soil Science

Palynologist, Dr. Eric Grimm

Blake Ketchum April 10, 2014 March 28, 2025Interviews, Pollinators, Soil Science 0
Dr. Eric Grimm at work in the field. Taking pollen cores from sediments can be dirty business.

Usually, when people think of pollen, sneezing comes to mind. But there’s an entire branch of science that studies pollen – not from the perspective of allergies, but from the stand point of natural history: Palynology. Dr. Eric Grimm is the Director of Sciences at the Illinois State Museum. He’s…

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Bentley Christie, Worm Master

Blake Ketchum March 10, 2014 March 28, 2025Ecology, Food Gardening, Interviews, Lifestyle, Soil Science 0
Bentley Christie with his supercharged zucchini!

Bentley Christie is the Nikola Tesla of vermicomposting.  Wild innovation, the optimism of a visionary, and with the earthy drive to share with people: never since Mary Applehof has anyone promoted composting worms so enthusiastically, so passionately, and reached such a diverse audience.  Bentley is a Canadian worm farmer and…

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The Color of Clay

Blake Ketchum February 18, 2014 March 28, 2025Soil Science 0

An Intro to Redox See the related experiment that we did. Iron and Redox Some seed ball instructions argue that red clay is a must for seed balls, this just isn’t the case. Here, I’ll discuss factors that affect the color of clay and how those factors affect germination. Clay…

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