Mycelium, Soil, and the Future of American Farmland

Mycelium, Soil, and the Future of American Farmland

Future of Americans FarmlandBy Daniel J HenryRecorded Track
Length1h 51m

About this audiobook

When we think of life on Earth, most of us picture what is above ground: forests of trees, fields of crops, the oceans shimmering under sunlight, or the wildlife moving across landscapes. Rarely do we consider that the true foundation of life — the quiet architecture holding everything together — lies beneath our feet. Hidden in the dark, threaded through soil particles and wrapping around roots, is a vast living web: mycelium. Mycelium is the vegetative body of fungi, composed of tiny filaments called hyphae. To the naked eye, these threads appear almost invisible, finer than human hair, yet collectively they form networks that can stretch for miles. If you’ve ever overturned a log in the woods and seen delicate white threads fanning across the underside, you’ve glimpsed this secret kingdom.

Audiobook details

GenreEducation and Learning, Business and Economics
Length1 hr 51 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJun 27, 2026
LanguageEnglish

Table of contents

1Chapter 1
76. Chapter 6 – The Science of Soil Networks
21. Chapter 1 – Mycelium: Nature’s Underground Internet
87. Chapter 7 – A Blueprint for Regeneration
32. Chapter 2 – America’s Soil Report Card
98. Chapter 8 – The Next Decade: Building a Mycelial Future
43. Chapter 3 – The Cost of Ignoring the Underground
109. Last Chapter Technocracy of 27 Servers:
54. Chapter 4 – Mycelium as a Climate Solution
1110. Thank You: A Meditation on Gratitude
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65. Chapter 5 – Farmers on the Frontlines
12Introduction

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