Hey jaren! Why does your newmilinium Tshirt have a scull on it? I don't want my nutrients to be affiliated with death. If I use some it's going to kill my plants.. (JUST SAYING)
Hey guys, I was just watching Josh Grambo and he mentioned you guys, so I thought I'd give him credit for telling me about your channel. Watching now…peace.
Wow, what an amazing episode! As a Brazilian, I already knew about Terra Preta, but it’s always great to see this knowledge being shared with more people.
You know something fascinating? At the equatorial latitude of the Amazon, deserts are usually found, like the Sahara, which, despite having a massive river, doesn’t have a forest like the Amazon. What has been discovered recently is that the entire Amazon River region was actually cultivated by Indigenous peoples by hand for more than 10,000 years, and "Terra Preta" played an important role in this process.
Research has revealed that the region was once densely populated by 8 to 10 million people, dating back at least 8,000 years, and possibly much longer. The smaller populations observed by the first European settlers were likely the result of devastating epidemics, like smallpox, brought by colonizers, which spread rapidly across the basin, far ahead of their physical arrival in the region.
A significant part of this research focuses on evidence of how the landscape was modified. Since there weren’t many rocks in the region, Indigenous peoples found other ways to shape the land, such as cultivating nutrient-rich dark earth (known as Terra Preta), creating geoglyphs, building raised mounds, and managing domesticated forests. Studies have even shown that over thousands of years, certain trees were carefully selected and cultivated to provide essential resources for the people living in the forest.
Terra Preta has become a key subject in this new research. This incredibly fertile soil was distributed throughout the Amazon basin as far back as 5,000 years ago and stands as proof of the Indigenous peoples’ ability to transform their environment sustainably. Unlike much of the nutrient-poor soil in the Amazon, Terra Preta was deliberately cultivated over generations and maintained its fertility for centuries. This highlights the profound ecological knowledge and sustainable management practices of ancient Indigenous communities.
In 2023, a group of 30 researchers published an article that sheds light on how these dark earths were created. Based on archaeological excavations, ethnological studies, and interviews with the Kuikuro people from the Xingu region in Brazil, the study confirmed that Indigenous peoples intentionally produced dark earths with chemical compositions similar to those found in archaeological sites.
Other studies have also shown that many of the dominant tree species in the Amazon today are the result of careful cultivation and selection over about 12,000 years.
My education in oil farming has grown so much by listening to this show. Thank you for all the information that I have gained in the past year. LOVE the show guys.
I primarily grow living soil but once in a while my beds need a little help Ruby is an amazing boost especially if you’re rocking smaller beds. Ruby and winter and carb are the only bottles I use. They play sooooooo well with my living beds!!! Love your guys work!!
Would love to see you guys out in Grand Junction soon. Next time you’re at sustainable hydroponics link up with desert bloom and tell ‘em The Kush Coach sent you!!
Hey guys love the show i listen every episode at the gym i sharpen my growing mind with podcast love this been in the gym 1 year and I can see results i want tri some you guys winter frost
Is ruby fulvic ok sitting in a tank for one week with a recirculating pump and an air stone in it. The temperature is between 18*c and 21*c. 65*f – 69*f.
I was looking forward to more information and details on Ruby Fulvic, so this was a perfectly timed episode. Winter Frost really surprised me, when actually seeing the results working exactly aa you described on DGC originally. Had to move, surprisingly, to somewhere I can't garden. Haven't been able to watch you or DGC because I was so sad about this. First video I've enjoyed in months. Feeling better, I guess. Have to get watching more of my DGC, also. Should still be a member..?! Show's great. Never missed it. Until the last 2-3 months. Hard times, but really enjoyed this. Feels good to be back in the community. Much thanks Grambo! Great job and vibes always. Comedy has kept me going lately. Looking forward to more on DGC, like I always did.🫡
Great video. Ive been watchig the videos fir a long time. Ive been thinking about trying yiur bottles but i have a smooth brain sometimes and didn't understand what they all did and how they worked. Im more confident after watching today's video and if i ever have any questions i can refer to this video 🎉 keep up the good work friends. Oh one more thing- yiu guys should build a discord abd if theres akready one can i please have a link
Superman is whack yo, only hero I know is that damn Medicine mannnnnnn , man😂
Hey jaren! Why does your newmilinium Tshirt have a scull on it? I don't want my nutrients to be affiliated with death. If I use some it's going to kill my plants..
(JUST SAYING)
Buy every single new thing 😜
Thanks for havin me in the fam guys!
Hey guys, I was just watching Josh Grambo and he mentioned you guys, so I thought I'd give him credit for telling me about your channel. Watching now…peace.
Hey friends
Thanks for the FREE JUGS BOYZ 🙏🙏💯thankya thankya
Interesting conversation and enjoyed the knowledge given 👌
I hear you guys are coming to the dirty jerz….🤙🏻
SHE LEGIT 🤣
Wow, what an amazing episode! As a Brazilian, I already knew about Terra Preta, but it’s always great to see this knowledge being shared with more people.
You know something fascinating? At the equatorial latitude of the Amazon, deserts are usually found, like the Sahara, which, despite having a massive river, doesn’t have a forest like the Amazon. What has been discovered recently is that the entire Amazon River region was actually cultivated by Indigenous peoples by hand for more than 10,000 years, and "Terra Preta" played an important role in this process.
Research has revealed that the region was once densely populated by 8 to 10 million people, dating back at least 8,000 years, and possibly much longer. The smaller populations observed by the first European settlers were likely the result of devastating epidemics, like smallpox, brought by colonizers, which spread rapidly across the basin, far ahead of their physical arrival in the region.
A significant part of this research focuses on evidence of how the landscape was modified. Since there weren’t many rocks in the region, Indigenous peoples found other ways to shape the land, such as cultivating nutrient-rich dark earth (known as Terra Preta), creating geoglyphs, building raised mounds, and managing domesticated forests. Studies have even shown that over thousands of years, certain trees were carefully selected and cultivated to provide essential resources for the people living in the forest.
Terra Preta has become a key subject in this new research. This incredibly fertile soil was distributed throughout the Amazon basin as far back as 5,000 years ago and stands as proof of the Indigenous peoples’ ability to transform their environment sustainably. Unlike much of the nutrient-poor soil in the Amazon, Terra Preta was deliberately cultivated over generations and maintained its fertility for centuries. This highlights the profound ecological knowledge and sustainable management practices of ancient Indigenous communities.
In 2023, a group of 30 researchers published an article that sheds light on how these dark earths were created. Based on archaeological excavations, ethnological studies, and interviews with the Kuikuro people from the Xingu region in Brazil, the study confirmed that Indigenous peoples intentionally produced dark earths with chemical compositions similar to those found in archaeological sites.
Other studies have also shown that many of the dominant tree species in the Amazon today are the result of careful cultivation and selection over about 12,000 years.
Yeah, terra preta ! that means black soil or black earth
My education in oil farming has grown so much by listening to this show. Thank you for all the information that I have gained in the past year. LOVE the show guys.
That’s cool as F#$%!!!
Never thought to foliar the Ruby?!
Ruby is a staple to my living soil!!!
Graham Hancock is a goddamn charlatan. Please know that
Fulvuc and microbes will lock up heavy metals along wing a more neutral ph 7.0-7.5
I primarily grow living soil but once in a while my beds need a little help Ruby is an amazing boost especially if you’re rocking smaller beds. Ruby and winter and carb are the only bottles I use. They play sooooooo well with my living beds!!! Love your guys work!!
Would love to see you guys out in Grand Junction soon. Next time you’re at sustainable hydroponics link up with desert bloom and tell ‘em The Kush Coach sent you!!
Do they have any bed expos in Denver or Pueblo in the next 2- 3 months??
Hey guys love the show i listen every episode at the gym i sharpen my growing mind with podcast love this been in the gym 1 year and I can see results i want tri some you guys winter frost
Medicine Man Clan
Is ruby fulvic ok sitting in a tank for one week with a recirculating pump and an air stone in it. The temperature is between 18*c and 21*c. 65*f – 69*f.
I was looking forward to more information and details on Ruby Fulvic, so this was a perfectly timed episode.
Winter Frost really surprised me, when actually seeing the results working exactly aa you described on DGC originally.
Had to move, surprisingly, to somewhere I can't garden. Haven't been able to watch you or DGC because I was so sad about this.
First video I've enjoyed in months. Feeling better, I guess.
Have to get watching more of my DGC, also. Should still be a member..?! Show's great. Never missed it. Until the last 2-3 months. Hard times, but really enjoyed this. Feels good to be back in the community.
Much thanks Grambo! Great job and vibes always. Comedy has kept me going lately. Looking forward to more on DGC, like I always did.🫡
Hey Guys, is there a possibility to get your stuff in Europe?:) would Love to have some Samples and meet at Mary Jane ✌🏼
Wichita U.S.A in the house!!!!
Great video. Ive been watchig the videos fir a long time. Ive been thinking about trying yiur bottles but i have a smooth brain sometimes and didn't understand what they all did and how they worked. Im more confident after watching today's video and if i ever have any questions i can refer to this video 🎉 keep up the good work friends. Oh one more thing- yiu guys should build a discord abd if theres akready one can i please have a link