Grow Like a God

Gardens like yours, one season later

This could be your garden next year

Ordinary backyards, raised beds and small farms that made the switch.

Yellowing peach tree to green leaves and fruit: before and after

Yellowing peach tree to green leaves and fruitWashed-out, yellow leaves, then a deep green canopy hanging with peaches.Steve H., Georgiaplaceholder name

Struggling young apple tree, now fruiting: before and after

Struggling young apple tree, now fruitingSparse and yellowing at first, then full leaves and its first real crop.Rachel T., Kelowna, BCplaceholder name

Leggy houseplant to a full, glossy pothos: before and after

Leggy houseplant to a full, glossy pothosLiving soil works in pots too: same plant, same window, twice as full.Jenny L., Chicago, ILplaceholder name

Individual results. Results depend on climate, starting soil and how closely the method is followed.

The numbers under your feet

There's more life in one spoon of soil than people on Earth

1–10 bn

bacteria in one gram of healthy soil, roughly a teaspoon.

The Soil Food Web, Part 1

50,000 km

of fungal threads, at most, under one hectare of living soil. Enough to wrap the equator.

The Soil Food Web, Part 1

1–2%

of soil microbes can be grown in a lab. The rest of this workforce is still uncharted.

The Soil Food Web, Part 1

+34%

cucumber yield from compost tea alone. Root bacteria up 80× in 14 days, with no fertilizer.

Lowenfels, Teaming with Microbes

80%

of plants partner with mycorrhizal fungi, which can supply up to 80% of a plant's phosphorus.

How mycorrhizal fungi work

~43 t

dry biomass per hectare per year on Dr. Johnson's best desert fields, as he reports it. The Amazon grows about 25.

Dr. Johnson's reported figures

The hidden science of billion-dollar soil

The soil industry sells you what your dirt already contains

…and how you can do this basically for free

Sand and clay are about 99% crushed rock, packed with phosphorus, calcium, potassium and trace minerals. Most of the phosphorus in your soil is simply locked up, waiting. Bacteria dissolve rock. Fungi mine minerals out of crystals and carry them to the roots. The chemical model kills that workforce and then sells you a replacement, every season, forever. That's the business model.

	The Big Agro way	The living-soil way
Feeding	A bag of N-P-K every season	Microbes deliver minerals already in your soil
Digging	Turn the beds every spring	Never dig. Worms and fungi aerate for you
Pests	Spray on a schedule	High-sugar plants insects can't digest
Weeds	Pull or poison	Read them as a free soil test, then let the soil fix itself
Cost	Goes up every year	Goes down every year
Your soil in 5 years	Harder, paler, more dependent	Darker, deeper, alive, and richer than you found it

FREEFallen leavesFungal food and winter mulch

FREEWood chipsTree crews often drop them off at no charge

FREEKitchen scrapsThe feedstock for your first compost

PENNIESA cup of riceBait for a native microbe starter (IMO)

PENNIESCover-crop seedLiving roots that feed the soil year-round

What is the old way costing you?

Fertilizer, sprays & amendments / season $150 Years you plan to keep gardening 15

$2,250

spent on inputs over 15 years, and your soil is poorer at the end of it. Living soil gets richer every year you leave it alone.

Stop feeding the plant. Feed the soil.

Here’s what happens when gardeners do

Real gardens, a season or two after switching to living soil.

Spotty, struggling tomato to a loaded plant: before and after

Spotty, struggling tomato to a loaded plantYellow, spotted leaves gave way to clean green growth and a heavy set of fruit.Linda K., Ohioplaceholder name

Drooping pepper to a plant full of chilies: before and after

Drooping pepper to a plant full of chiliesA tired windowsill pepper, back to dark leaves and covered in red chilies.Marco D., Toronto, ONplaceholder name

Small, creased peppers to big, glossy ones: before and after

Small, creased peppers to big, glossy onesSame kitchen table, a season apart. Thick walls, full shape, deep colour.Priya S., Austin, TXplaceholder name

Patchy ears to full, plump cobs: before and after

Patchy ears to full, plump cobsGappy, half-filled ears one year. Fat cobs filled to the tip the next.Dale W., Iowaplaceholder name

Individual results. Results depend on climate, starting soil and how closely the method is followed.

Massive growth

5 scientifically proven laws to naturally grow beautiful, delicious, healthy crops

Without disease, chemicals or pests. Break one and your plants struggle no matter what you add. Follow all five and the garden starts running itself. Click each law.

12+BRIX

Why insects ignore healthy plants

Follow the 5 laws and your plants make more sugar. High-sugar sap (measured in Brix) is something sucking insects can't digest, so pests move on to weaker plants. Pests are nature's clean-up crew for sick plants. The book shows you how to measure Brix with a simple refractometer, the pest thresholds, and what drives it down.

60-second soil test

Which law is your garden breaking?

Five yes-or-no questions. Answer from memory; you don't need tools.

Free Starter Kit

Read Chapter 1 free + get the Leaf First-Aid Chart

Two things, one email. Start reading tonight and see if the method fits your garden before you spend a cent.

Chapter 1: Who really feeds your plants The soil food web, the numbers under your feet, the 4 stages of soil life, and the sentence most gardeners get backwards. + Leaf First-Aid Chart Diagnose yellow, purple, spotted or curling leaves in 60 seconds and get the natural fix.

Seeing is believing

What living soil looks like, up close

You don't need a lab to tell living soil from dead dirt. These are real USDA field demonstrations, and you can repeat every one of them in your own yard.

Two jars of water with a soil clod in each: the left one has collapsed, the right one holds together — **The soil-in-water test**A dry clod from each field goes into water. The plowed soil (left) slumps into mud. The no-till soil (right), held together by roots and fungal glue, keeps its shape. That crumb is where your plants' air and water live.Photo: USDA NRCS South Dakota, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

A hand holding dark, crumbly soil next to a row of soybeans — **"Like chocolate cake"**"Healthy soil should look like chocolate cake with air holes permeating throughout," says USDA agronomist Eric Barsness, about a South Dakota farmer's no-till field full of roots and earthworms.Photo: USDA NRCS South Dakota, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

Compacted soil in layers under a tire track — **Dead dirt vs. living soil**Left: soil pressed into flat, airless layers, where roots and water can't get through. Right: dark, crumbly soil under crop residue, full of pores, roots and life. Law 2 in the book shows you how to get from one to the other.Photos: Blonder1984, CC BY-SA 3.0 (license); USDA NRCS South Dakota, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

Dark, crumbly living soil under straw — **Dead dirt vs. living soil**Left: soil pressed into flat, airless layers, where roots and water can't get through. Right: dark, crumbly soil under crop residue, full of pores, roots and life. Law 2 in the book shows you how to get from one to the other.Photos: Blonder1984, CC BY-SA 3.0 (license); USDA NRCS South Dakota, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons

Proof

It's working on farms, in deserts and in backyards

In the 1990s, a North Dakota farmer named Gabe Brown lost four crops in a row. Hail, then drought, then hail again. He was out of money and out of options. So he did what every expert told him not to do. He stopped plowing. He stopped buying the bags. He planted diverse cover crops, brought cattle back onto the land, and let the soil life do the work. Here is what his land looked like about twenty years later:

Brown's Ranch	Before	After	Change
Soil organic matter	1.9%	6.1%	3× higher
Water soaking in	0.5 in/hr	8 in/hr	16× faster
Synthetic fertilizer	every year	nearly 0	≈ 90% less
Fungicides & pesticides	used	none	eliminated
Corn yield	~100 bu/ac	127 bu/ac	27% above county avg.

Figures as reported in the book's case-study chapter, "Extraordinary results: what the numbers say."

"If you start thinking of soil not as a bag of chemicals but as the gut of the world, you're halfway to understanding."JEFF LOWENFELS · TEAMING WITH MICROBES

16×

Brown's Ranch, North Dakota

Stopped plowing after four failed crops. Water infiltration up 16×, organic matter tripled, synthetic fertilizer cut about 90%.

Book case study #1

> Amazon

The Johnson desert plots

A few handfuls of fungal compost, sprayed on in water. No fertilizer, the same water as before. His best fields out-grow the Amazon, by his own figures.

Book case study #3

+34%

Compost tea on cucumbers

Root bacteria up 80× and protozoa up 40× in two weeks. Yield up 34% without a drop of fertilizer.

Lowenfels, Teaming with Microbes

Results not typical. These reviews describe individual experiences; your results depend on your climate, your starting soil and how closely you follow the method.

Sample reviews for layout. Swap in real, named reader reviews before launch.

Don't take our word for it

It's working on farms and gardens of every size

From backyard beds to 10,000-acre farms, growers are feeding the soil life, digging less and cutting the bags. Here's what happened when they did.

1,000acres regenerated

Grass Valley Farm
Missoula, Montana · ranch
A ranch once run on synthetic chemicals went fully regenerative in about a year by adding biology: compost and compost extracts across 1,000 acres.
Source: Cory Miller & Kevin Lackey, "Compost on a large scale" (video)
400%+more soil organic matter

Singing Frogs Farm
Sebastopol, California · 8.8 acres
Intensive no-till, compost-based vegetable growing raised soil organic matter more than 400% in six years, with revenue per acre over six times the state average.
Source: singingfrogsfarm.com
2×cotton yield, no fertilizer

New Mexico State University
New Mexico · research fields
In Dr. David Johnson's seven-year trial, one light dose of no-turn bioreactor compost plus cover crops doubled cotton yield to five bales an acre without fertilizer.
Source: KRWG Public Media, 2018
$100Kper acre, on 1.5 acres

Les Jardins de la Grelinette
Saint-Armand, Quebec · 1.5 acres
Jean-Martin Fortier's small biointensive market garden earns about $100,000 an acre with roughly a 60% operating margin.
Source: McGill News
+12%more food, no digging

Homeacres trial beds
South-west England · backyard scale
Two beds, same compost, side by side for over a decade: the no-dig bed grows about 12% more food than the dug bed, with less work.
Source: Charles Dowding, charlesdowding.co.uk
$1M+saved in 3 years

York Farms
Illinois · 10,000 acres of corn & soy
After switching to a soil food web approach, this family farm reports cutting more than $1 million in chemical and fertilizer costs over three years.
Source: Soil Food Web School case study (the farm's own figure)
0synthetic fertilizer

Farm Green
Indiana · 7,000 acres
Rick Clark rebuilt his soil biology with cover crops and diverse rotations, dropped synthetic fertilizer and cut chemical inputs while staying profitable.
Source: Rick Clark, video interview
250,000trees on a worn-out corn farm

New Forest Farm
Viola, Wisconsin · 106 acres
Mark and Jen Shepard turned a degraded corn farm into a perennial food forest of nut trees, fruit and berries, planting about 250,000 trees.
Source: Mark Shepard, video talk

These farms aren't affiliated with this book or paid by us; they use the same principles it teaches. Figures are as reported by each source. Results depend on climate, soil and management, and will vary.

Standing on their shoulders

A thousand years of science in the palm of your hands

From the farming traditions of Korea and India to the soil-microbiology labs of today. This book condenses the people who proved living soil works into one plain-language method.

1880sWinogradsky discovers the bacteria that feed on rock and air

1960sVigorov maps the medicinal compounds in fruit

1990sIngham names the soil food web; Brown stops plowing

2000sLowenfels brings the science to gardeners; KNF and JADAM spread worldwide

2010sJohnson's desert plots out-grow the Amazon

NowYour garden

Illustrations of each person's work. The researchers and farmers named here are credited for their published work and do not endorse this book.

The 5 laws in real backyards

Same ground. Different soil.

No digging, no chemicals, the soil covered and fed. Before and after.

Dry, patchy yard to a lush garden: before and after

Dry, patchy yard to a lush gardenBare, brown ground turned into thick green and flowering borders.Karen B., Calgary, ABplaceholder name

Tired border to a full, flowering bed: before and after

Tired border to a full, flowering bedPale, leggy plants filled out into a dense bed of colour.Tom R., Portland, ORplaceholder name

Sparse seedlings to a packed salad bed: before and after

Sparse seedlings to a packed salad bedThe same raised bed, now crowded with lettuce, spinach and arugula.Angela M., Halifax, NSplaceholder name

Individual results. Results depend on climate, starting soil and how closely the method is followed.

What's inside · 343 pages · 4 parts

The No-Dig, No-Chem Permaculture Bible

Build living soil that feeds your family for generations

Part 1

The Soil Food Web

Who really feeds your plants: the three great discoveries that flip gardening upside down
The 4 stages of soil life, from bare dirt to ancient forest, and where your garden sits today
Why grasses run on bacteria and trees run on fungi, and why getting this wrong stalls everything
How bacteria and fungi mine food out of rock
Weeds as indicators: what each weed is telling you about your soil
Real farm results: Brown's Ranch, Johnston's Regenerative, and the Johnson desert

Part 2

The 5 Laws of Plant Health

Life, Oxygen, Carbon, pH, Calcium & Phosphorus, with tests you can do in your yard
The C:N formula: why hay feeds grass and wood chips feed trees
The "fungal blanket" technique for fruit trees, step by step, with a seasonal calendar
Brix: why healthy plants don't get eaten
The 12 elements your plants actually eat, and the order that matters

Part 3

Creating New Life

Johnson-Su compost: the fungal bioreactor behind the desert experiment
Living starters: beginner recipe, JADAM, and Korean Natural Farming IMO
IMO, LAB and FPJ, the biological "growth bombs"
Starters or compost? When to use which
Food-forest architecture: layering trees, shrubs, ground cover and vines

Part 4

Tables, Cheat Sheets & Planting

Mega planting table: the perfect start for 8 crop groups
Mega companion table: who to plant next to whom
Natural feeding cheat sheet for every crop group
Leaf first-aid table: diagnosis and emergency treatment
Blueberries, apples, and the most nutrient-dense berry varieties

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About the author

Max Sidorov

Max spent years pulling the soil-food-web research of Elaine Ingham, Jeff Lowenfels, David Johnson and the early Russian soil microbiologists out of journals and textbooks, and testing it in real beds and orchards. This book is the result: the science translated into plain steps you can follow this weekend.

Why this works when other methods didn't

Faster, easier, and guaranteed

certain

Proven, then guaranteed

The method is built on decades of published soil science and documented farm results. Then we remove the risk twice: 90 days to get a full refund, no questions asked, and a full growing season to see it work.

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A fast-start plan

Day 1Stop digging. Cover every bare bed.
Week 1Brew your first living starter from rice and leaf litter.
PlantingA handful of fungal compost in every hole.
Season 1Sweeter fruit, fewer pests, less watering.
Year 2–3Darker, deeper soil. Inputs near zero.

effortless

You do less, not more

You hire a workforce of billions that works 24/7, with no wages, no days off and no breakdowns.

Double-digging

Mulch and walk away

Spray schedules

Plants that defend themselves

Weekly feeding

Feed the soil a few times a year

Guessing

Look it up in a table

Real gardens · real photos

From dead ground to food

The same principles this book teaches, on real ground: feed the soil life, cover the soil, stop digging. Here's what it looks like.

Bare desert land and houses in the Dead Sea Valley, Jordan

THE DESERT

THE OASIS

Desert to food forest, JordanGreening the Desert, in the Dead Sea Valley. On the left, the bare land around the site. On the right, inside it, where swales, mulch, compost and pioneer trees turned dry ground into a green oasis.Photos: Jengod, CC BY-SA 4.0 (license), cropped, via Wikimedia Commons

START

LATER

Lawn to food, no diggingCardboard and layers of organic matter go straight on top of the grass. No spade, no tilling. Then potatoes go in, right into the layers. A no-dig "lasagna" garden in France.Photos: Natureln, CC BY-SA 4.0 (license) via Wikimedia Commons

START

LATER

A pile of hay becomes a vegetable bedHay goes on as mulch and food for the soil life, and courgettes (zucchini) are planted straight into it. Same gardener, same method.Photos: Natureln, CC BY-SA 4.0 (license) via Wikimedia Commons

THE TRIAL

THE BEDS

Dig vs. no-dig, side by sideA UK garden growing the same vegetables in dug and undug beds to compare them. It's a simple side-by-side test you can run in your own beds.Photos: Richard Sutcliffe, CC BY-SA 2.0 (license) via Wikimedia Commons

Real, credited photos. These gardeners aren't readers of this book; results vary with climate, soil and care.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

Will this work on clay or sandy soil?

Yes. Clay and sand are mostly crushed rock full of minerals. They're missing the biology that unlocks those minerals and builds crumb structure. The book shows you how to bring it back on either, including Johnson's desert sand and clay.

I only have a small backyard or a few raised beds. Is this for me?

Absolutely. The soil food web works the same under one bed as under a hundred acres. Small gardens often turn around fastest, because you can cover and inoculate every square foot in a weekend.

What about cold climates with a short season?

Living soil holds more water and warms more evenly, and the fungal network keeps working under mulch. The planting and feeding tables are organized by crop group, so you can apply them to whatever your season allows.

How fast will I see results?

Most growers notice better water holding and fewer pest problems in the first season. Soil colour, depth and worm counts keep improving every year after. The fast-start plan gets the first changes moving in week one.

Do I need to buy special products?

No. The method runs on leaves, wood chips, kitchen scraps, a little rice for microbe starters, and cover-crop seed. A refractometer for measuring Brix is optional and inexpensive.

Is this real science or another gardening fad?

It's built on the work of Dr. Elaine Ingham, Jeff Lowenfels, Dr. David Johnson, Sergei Winogradsky and other soil microbiologists, plus documented farm results like Brown's Ranch. Sources are named throughout the book.

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A few handfuls of compost made a desert out-grow the Amazon

This could be your garden next year

Tick every one that sounds like your garden

What's the #1 mistake most gardeners make?

The underground economy your garden runs on

There's more life in one spoon of soil than people on Earth

The soil industry sells you what your dirt already contains

What is the old way costing you?

Here’s what happens when gardeners do

5 scientifically proven laws to naturally grow beautiful, delicious, healthy crops

Why insects ignore healthy plants

Which law is your garden breaking?

Read Chapter 1 free + get the Leaf First-Aid Chart

Watch what happens when the soil comes back to life

Same bed, 14 months apart

What living soil looks like, up close

It's working on farms, in deserts and in backyards

Brown's Ranch, North Dakota

The Johnson desert plots

Compost tea on cucumbers

It's working on farms and gardens of every size

Grass Valley Farm

Singing Frogs Farm

New Mexico State University

Les Jardins de la Grelinette

Homeacres trial beds

York Farms

Farm Green

New Forest Farm

A thousand years of science in the palm of your hands

Same ground. Different soil.

The No-Dig, No-Chem Permaculture Bible

The Soil Food Web

The 5 Laws of Plant Health

Creating New Life

Tables, Cheat Sheets & Planting

Max Sidorov

The garden everyone on your street asks about

Faster, easier, and guaranteed

Proven, then guaranteed

A fast-start plan

You do less, not more

From dead ground to food

Join growers who've been there and done that

Never feel lost or scared about your garden again

Look inside the guides that come with the book

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Natural Feeding Cheat Sheet

The Living Soil Calendar + wall poster

The Backyard Soil Lab

The 30-Day Fast-Start Workbook

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