Gardening In Dirt, A Million Year Old Joke!!! “If a soil is like a mine with its myriad of elements, then whenever man tills it, plants crops and in other ways engages in farming, he is for all practical purposes engaged in the business of mining. Like a miner, the farmer breaks the earth with digging tools, but instead of dynamite, he plants seeds to loosen the minerals and elements from their holding matrix. And finally, he carts away his minerals in the form of food rather than ore.” - Dr. Maynard Murray from "Sea Energy Agriculture"
Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of this mining analogy is that farmers, through conventional fertilizer strategies, often only replace three to six of the total number of elements removed from the soil. The failure to understand the importance of all elements and their role in providing complete, balanced nutrition to plants and animals has resulted in an abundance of food that is great in bulk but low in vitality. FULL ARTICLE HERE
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The biochar idea might bail us out of the accelerating CO2 build-up causing global warming. James Lovelock thinks it’s the only way that has any chance at all to do the job in time to avert disasters. So this site may be very important along with the other one listed below (EPRIDA), a company trying a strategy to accomplish the same thing by scrubbing coal-fired power plants stacks, and turning the carbon into charcoal, then back into the ground in ag fields. http://www.biochar.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=6&Itemid=7 http://www.eprida.com/
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