"Wormhole is deep" lol. Think I may prefer that phrase to "rabbit hole!"

Let's see... I don't really have a mind for this field. It's so far removed from anything ive spent time learning about that even the terms don't seem to stick in my mind. And I was never strong in life sciences to begin with.

So, maybe I'd be interested in some sort of primer on general soil terms and concepts.

Ooh also, specific to the original conversation, is the state of the art utilized on fancy lawns today anything like what was being proposed in the podcast, or would that be wild to explain to a landscaper? Sounds like from your comments above, farmers are at least aware there's some advances they could stand to make, but there's inertia/costs. So would guess similar is true at the landscaping level.

Can I get rich by running with this concept and starting a landscaping company that collects sweet sweet carbon credits?! Haha