The Senate seems to be hospitable territory.
When it is nice and loose, Mix in some organic compost to make the soil especially hospitable for the potatoes.
The vision for the land evolved as Taylor and Steyer grew increasingly interested in conservation theory that holds that herds of large, heavy animals like bison running across the earth had once helped churn rich plant material into the soil, creating a hospitable environment for what Taylor calls a "massively symbiotic symphony of nature".
The addition of organic amendments to soils with suboptimal physical properties is useful in accelerating the establishment of soil physical conditions hospitable to beneficial microorganisms.
One such principle is that metastases need a fertile soil, that is, a hospitable microenvironment that supports cancer cells at the early steps of metastatic colonization [ 2].
By focusing on making the land as hospitable to capitalism as possible, they've dredged up the gruesome reactionary ghoul that's lived just beneath Europe's soil for centuries.
Focusing only on the tumor cell (seed) as an approach to cancer therapy misses the opportunity to also manipulate the host microenvironment (soil) to render it less hospitable for the growth and survival of metastases.
Only then might we develop a new soil -- a new generation as hospitable to our policies as to our burgers.
On the other hand, a tree of the same genetic makeup would grow faster with lower overall densities, if it were located in a more hospitable microclimate, i.e. with adequate solar access, a nutrient laden soil, sufficient quantities of water, a relatively flat local, and without traumatic events causing formation of very dense wood.
Unlike hookworm disease, another Old World soil-borne disease that established itself in the more hospitable American South, leptospirosis is a more cosmopolitan fellow traveler and is still recognized as a zoonosis in New England.
