SEER Centre Featured in Star & Furrow In “Sustainable Ecological Earth Regeneration with Rockdust”, Moira Thompson traces the inspirational history of the SEER Centre from its humble and ambitious beginnings to its current state as a recognized Land Trust and purveyor of rockdust. Moira details some of the SEER Centre’s earliest experiments in remineralization […]
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Cannon House Office Building – Caucus Room U.S. House of Representatives Independence Avenue and New Jersey Avenue SE Washington, DC Thursday – July 31, 2008 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Through the invitation of Bill Holmberg at ACORE, RTE has the honor of being featured at the ACORE booth of the Sustainable Energy Expo of
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RTE Featured on Capitol Hill at the Sustainable Energy Expo Cannon House Office Building – Caucus Room U.S. House of Representatives Independence Avenue and New Jersey Avenue SE Washington, DC Thursday – July 31, 2008 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Through the invitation of Bill Holmberg at ACORE, RTE was featured at the ACORE booth
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Dr. John Todd John Todd of Ocean Arks International and Research Scientist for RTE’s Agroforestry Project in Costa Rica: Food, Fuel and Income to sustain local communities using remineralization, has just been awarded the annual Buckminster Challenge with his Comprehensive Design for a Carbon Neutral World: The Challenge for Appalachia. The Buckminster Fuller Challenge Movie
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Qué tipo de roca es la más adecuada? Fertilizar suelo pobre con polvo de roca mixta puede ser comparado con el alimentar a una persona enferma con una dieta variada de alimentos no refinados, alimentos naturales. Si ningún alimento es la panacea, puede deducirse también que ningún tipo de roca sea la “ideal”. Se dice
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En este “experimento no-intencionado” en nuestro jardín, hemos remineralizado suelo en un caballón con residuos de granito molido proveniente de una perforación de un pozo de agua. El suelo remineralizado produjo las zanahorias a la izquierda. Las zanahorias plantadas antes, en suelo todavía no remineralizado, pero de todos modos mejorado, son mostradas a la derecha
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Each organism has a role and occupies a niche. In fact, shown by the Russian ecologist, Gause, about 30 years ago that each niche has only one organism with its specific food. If another organism is introduced, it either gets wiped out or creates its own micro-niche by living symbiotically with the first, for example,
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In 1992, as a young citrus consultant and agronomist, I observed in an orchard that was doing very poorly in Dourado (SP), Brazil that on a particular parcel the orange trees developed more quickly and had more fruit than the other trees on the property. In the area where the citrus trees were thriving, the
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Soil Remineralization An Essential Environmental Action On May 24, 1994, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) (Beltsville, MD), the U.S. Bureau of Mines (USBM) (Washington, DC), the National Stone Association (NSA) Washington, DC), and the National Aggregates Association (NAA) (Silver Springs, MD) cosponsored a forum on “Soil Remineralization and Sustainable Agriculture” at the USDA Agricultural
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Dylan Keating explores the global implications of rock dust and explains why applying it in our gardens can transform our crops.
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