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GRAVEL Soil that is loose and pebbly and has good drainage and poor fertility. Vines planted in this type of soil must penetrate deeply to find nutrients in the subsoil. The Graves and Sauternes regions of Bordeaux consist predominantly of gravel-based soil.
Karen MacNeil • The Wine Bible
Varying from two to eighteen inches deep, or deeper, the A horizon is where much of the liquid carbon ends up when it is exuded from the roots of plants.
Gabe Brown • Dirt to Soil: One Family's Journey into Regenerative Agriculture
I am in the middle of reading Ruth Stout's book 'Gardening Without Work' and I am loving it. I am also wondering, why the hell are people not talking more about her, her books, and her method of mulching? I know she didn't invent it (she is clear about that) but her books are just so much fun. I am surprised it took me this long to her to her, afte... See more
reddit.comGREYWACKE Sedimentary soil formed by rivers depositing quartz, mudstone, and feldspar. It is found in vineyards of Germany, New Zealand, and South Africa.
Karen MacNeil • The Wine Bible
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What shape is the internet?, Noah Veltman, 2015 (noahveltman.com/internet-shape/)
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