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Modern mulching requires hauling materials, spreading layers, and constant replenishment. Ancient grain systems solved the same problem by growing crops that created their own mulch as they matured.

This video breaks down how certain ancient grains shaded soil early, dropped residue naturally, and protected moisture without human intervention. The plants themselves performed the mulching function — living, dying, and cycling nutrients in place.

You’ll learn why stalk structure mattered, how leaf drop timing reduced evaporation, and how these systems suppressed weeds automatically. Soil stayed cool, moist, and biologically active without added labor.

These grains weren’t optimized for machinery — they were optimized for ecosystems.

The same strategy applies today to cover cropping, no-till systems, and soil restoration.

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