1.
Once a good
soil’s gone bad,
is it done forever?

2.
Is it possible
to bring
dead dirt
back to life?

3.
Make it
hold
water?

4.
Restore its
ability to
feed plants?

5.
Just
add
compost

6.
Feed your soil,
not your plants

7.
Supercharge soil
with beneficial microbes

8.
Load up on
soil-essential
organic
matter and
nutrients

9.
Improve
water-holding
capacity

10.
Relieve compaction
and improve soil tilth

11.
Repair damage
caused by development

12.
Make new topsoil
Mix 1 part compost
with 2 parts excavated
native soil

13.
Topdress soil
Add 1/8-1/4 inch
of compost and
rake to incorporate

14.
Replenish soil
Add 3-4 inches
of compost and core
aerate or till into the
top 6-8 inches
of soil

15.
Compost
contains
everything your
soil needs to ...

16.
Nourish plants naturally
without using ‘junk food’

17.
Absorb rain impact energy
to reduce erosion

18.
Filter and reduce runoff to degrade
pollutants and cut sedimentation

19.
Provide a welcoming environment
for beneficial soil organisms

20.
You can fix a good soil gone bad.

21.
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22.
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