Disease prevention is linked to soil and grass health from "summary" of Soil, Grass, and Cancer by André Voisin
The health of soil and grass plays a crucial role in disease prevention. This concept may initially seem far-fetched, but upon closer examination, the connection becomes clear. Soil is not just a medium for plants to grow; it is a complex ecosystem that influences the health of everything that grows in it. Grass, as a primary source of food for animals, directly affects their health as well. When soil is healthy, it provides plants with the necessary nutrients they need to thrive. Healthy soil also supports a diverse community of microorganisms that help plants resist diseases. Grass that grows in nutrient-rich soil is more vibrant and resilient, making it less susceptible to infections and infestations. Livestock that graze on healthy grass absorb more nutrients and...
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