NPK Was Never the Engine: Why Soil Biology Determines Yield, Resilience, and ROI
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NPK Was Never the Engine: Why Soil Biology Determines Yield, Resilience, and ROI
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Most agricultural systems weren’t designed to fail.
They were designed around inputs instead of engines.
For decades, fertility conversations have centered on NPK.
But yield plateaus, rising input costs, drought stress, and disease pressure all point to the same reality:
NPK was never the engine. Biology was.
In this episode of Soil Talks™ Podcast, we sit down with the team from Purple Cow Organics / BioActive Ag to unpack what actually drives soil performance at scale without slogans, shortcuts, or ideology.
We break down:
- Why NPK alone cannot create resilience, even when “balanced”
- The difference between inputs and functional soil systems
- Why limited-species biology fails under real-world stress
- How microbial diversity and functional redundancy stabilize yields
- What growers actually see in Year 1 and what takes time
- How biology improves nutrient efficiency, drought tolerance, and long-term ROI
This conversation isn’t anti-fertility.
It’s systems-first.
If you grow crops, manage land, advise growers, or make agronomic decisions this episode will change how you think about soil, inputs, and profit.
🎧 Watch or listen now on Soil Talks™
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