Sometimes when you’re seeking a higher calling in life, it pays to look down—at the ground. Environmental activist and National Humanities Medal–winner Wendell Berry wrote that the soil is “the great connector of our lives, the source and destination of all.” As one of Earth’s most important natural resources, soils support life and the environment. And the study of plant and soil science is more than just digging in the dirt—though digging is sometimes involved.…
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