Remineralization involves applying finely ground rock dust and minerals to restore depleted soils and increase crop yields and nutrition. It can store carbon in soils to stabilize the climate. Studies show corn grown with glacial rock dust produced 65 bushels per acre, significantly more than nearby farms using chemical fertilizers, and with higher nutrient levels. The organization Remineralize the Earth facilitates a global movement to create more nutrient-dense food through better soil health.