The Land Remembers
The chemicals used to fertilize modern fields were once used to make bombs.
After WWII, excess war factories turned their production toward agriculture — and the soil has been paying the price ever since.
What does that mean for our bodies?
For chronic disease?
For the way we farm animals?
For the way we eat?
In this episode of Old Ways, New Days, we explore the deep connection between soil health and human health — from bomb factories to CAFOs to Victory Gardens — and what stewardship could look like now.
Because everything is related.
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