Can soil organisms really act like alchemists - transforming one element into another? In this episode, we dive into the fascinating and controversial work of French researcher Louis Kervran and his theory of Biological Transmutation. From unexplained shifts in calcium levels to the mysterious role of microbes and roots, we explore what this means for soil health, farming practices, and the future of regenerative agriculture.

👉 Could your soil actually be creating minerals out of thin air? Let’s find out.

🌱 What you’ll learn in this episode: What biological transmutation is and why it matters for farmers How Kervran’s equations connect with real-world soil health observations The debate between mainstream science and regenerative practice Practical farmer takeaways you can use right now

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💬 Got soil stories or unexplained shifts in your tests? Share your experience in the comments—we’d love to hear from you.

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The EcoFarm Aotearoa Podcast has just dropped! Subscribe in your Podcast Player now so you can watch weekly episodes here on Youtube or listen out in the field on your podcast player.Subscribe today to the EcoFarm Aotearoa Podcast, launching Wednesday the 8th with new episodes twice a week.Available in video on YouTube and Spotify, and in audio on all major podcast platforms.Learn the science behind regenerative farming and practical steps to improve your soil, your stock, and your success.Get in Touch at www.efa.nz

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Whether you’re out on the tractor, in the shed, or just curious about better farming, there’s something here for you. Listen for inspiration — or watch for the details.

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