u/BLACK_WOLF23

Before I started reading about soil science, i mostly thought of soil as just "dirt" that plants grow in. The more i learn, the more i realize it's an incredibly complex system involving biology, chemistry, physics, water movement, microorganism, and even climate regulation.

I'm curious if anyone else had a similar experience. Was there a concept, research paper, field experience, or class that completely changed the way you look at soil?

I'd love to hear what sparkles the shift in perspective.