Building the Soil Food Web with Sustainable Soil Programs

BioLynceus® resident expert Mark Sembach explains how organic and sustainable soil programs can help support a healthier soil food web.

The soil food web is a complex community of microorganisms, organic matter, plant roots, and other soil organisms that work together to support nutrient cycling and healthy plant growth.

BioLynceus® soil and turf programs are designed to support:

  • Soil microbial activity

  • Root-zone development

  • Nutrient availability

  • Soil structure

  • Water-use efficiency

  • Turf and landscape health

In this educational presentation, Mark discusses how improving biological activity in the soil can create better growing conditions for turf, landscapes, and other plants.

Building a healthy soil food web can be an important part of a long-term soil health and sustainable landscaping program.