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https://jccwmg.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/direct-in-hands-1-e1676752769354.jpg1242838We often use the words dirt and soil interchangeably, but the differences between them are vast. Dirt is made up of clay, sand, silt, and rocks, with no beneficial nutrients or microbes. Dirt is dead. Soil on the other hand is living. In fact, it’s teeming with life.