Pacific Ridge Corporation

Curious about the difference between dirt and soil? 🪴 Let’s break it down:

Dirt –

“Dirt” is degraded soil that has poor structure, texture, and lacks the minerals, nutrients and living organisms found in soil aka it’s less capable of sustaining plant life. The goal of regenerative farming is to transform dirt into healthy, vibrant soil through practices that restore and enhance soil health.

Soil –

At PACRIDGE, we treat soil like a living organism. Healthy soil = healthy plants. When the diet of your soil is good, it creates healthier soil, better crops, and bigger yields. Improving soil health is a balance of art and science for each farmer. It can take time—even YEARS—for a farm to transition to regenerative farming practices to bring its soil and crops back to life.

Click the link below to learn more about how is improving soil health through regenerative farming practices.

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