During the tour, the technician talked about the importance of growing diverse crops because different plants take different nutrients from the soil. Relying on a single crop increases the risk of disappearance of nutrients taken by the one single crop. Diversity keeps the soil nutrient for years. The photo I chose shows the different crops' roots, raspberries and a tree working together in one space. These crops will die from year to year when their purpose finishes. This shows how diversity and permaculture work together in nature helping each other nurture us. In Indigenous traditions…