Natural Farming & Microbes: How Love Farm Oxford is Reclaiming Food, Soil & Community

What if the key to better food, healthier soil, and stronger communities came down to microbes? 🌱

At Love Farm Oxford, Neville Porters is leading a quiet revolution in natural farming—using Indigenous Microorganisms (IMOs), no-dig beds, and DIY biology to transform degraded land into a thriving community care farm. In this video, we explore how microbes, minerals, and education are being used to reconnect people—especially kids—with the land and their food system.

✨ Highlights:
🔹 What are IMOs and how do they work?
🔹 Why most vegetables taste bland—and how to fix it
🔹 The science behind composting with Effective Microorganisms
🔹 How Brix testing reveals nutrient density and taste
🔹 Reviving soil without synthetic inputs
🔹 Love Farm’s long-term vision for education and food sovereignty

From fermented plant juices to future TikTok trends around nutrient-rich produce, this is a must-watch for anyone curious about regenerative agriculture, permaculture, and real solutions to our broken food systems.

📍 Filmed at Love Farm Oxford – Wootton, Oxfordshire
🎙️ Featuring: Neville Porters

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