Are synthetic fertilizers killing your microbes?

Whoa.

Dude, Grosho. I'm really working on the pole in scotting. I'm trying to give. Don't go anywhere. I like it. I like it. What if I give the short answer of, no, they're not? Then you think everybody will just tune out? No, that's too short. That's too short. Bring it. You reminded me of this, or we were just, I was prompted to do some research on this. Actually, I see and I were talking about it. And he'd asked me about the relationship between microbes and synthetic fertilizers because of a couple of things he read on the internet. And I was trying to explain it to him.

I did a little bit more research to really understand and be able to explain it simply.

But yeah, I'd love to get into it.

I found it interesting.

I'm now. Let's start off here with, yeah.

I think it was the last show when we were talking about,

okay, really we should discuss more like what is natural, what is synthetic, what is organic,

and it all ties into microbes. And my school thought when I worked in gross stores,

at first before I learned more, it was like, man, if I'm spending good money on this like

micro-izide product, why do I want to put chemicals on it like chemical

nutrients so what chemical alone is kind of misleading when you put it in front of like nutrients

like oh this is a chemical nitrogen oh but say you know what even before we get into it because

we're going to be talking about synthetics oh you were asking the difference on it as i listen back

to the shows, dude, every

now and again. And I was listening back while I was mountain biking. And you were talking about

organics, synthetics, and natural. And I was like, I did, I do know that because I make a product.

And I'll just real quick, we'll go over it so we can get into the synthetics and microbes.

But natural is a very broad term, not very regulated, could mean anything.

Organic is controlled by an organic board, whether it's Omri or United States.

What is the United States organic?

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