
About this episode
In this episode I talk to to soil scientist Keith Reid about nitrogen. We all know that plants need nitrogen, but I think very few of us really understand how plants get and use nitrogen. In this conversation we go deep!
Keith Reid is a soil Soil scientist. He got his BSc & MSc at the University of Guelph; has worked of the Ontario Min of Agriculture and for Agriculture & Agri food Canada. He is currently working as a consultant and is the author of the fantastic book “Improving your Soil”.
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