Fun Fact: I like making graphs for ya’all. 
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And Amp likes musing over the graphs (I’m a visual learner). Owo
Me too.
Turns out the most resilient and fertile land has the most complex microherd, and the most complex microherds are found in undisturbed soil. I’m planning on taking jars with me when we go out to wild lands for picnics.