From humble beginnings in Tanzania in 1984 to the establishment of a course at the University of Guelph, to the official opening of an Agrogeology Centre in Indonesia, the field of agrogeology is gaining wider global interest and exposure. The first Rocks for Crops International Conference took place in Brasilia, Brazil on November 7-14, 2004. […]
Rocks for Crops From humble beginnings in Tanzania in 1984 to the establishment of a course at the University of Guelph, to the official opening of an Agrogeology Centre in Indonesia, the field of agrogeology is gaining wider global interest and exposure. The first Rocks for Crops International Conference took place in Brasilia, Brazil on
Azomite Rock Dust as a Cure for Citrus Blight Disease J.F.L. Childs As written in a letter to Remineralize the Earth Editor, Joanna Campe J.F.L. Childs used Azomite brand rock dust to cure trees affected with Citrus Blight Disease. To his knowledge, those cured are the only ones that have ever recovered from the disease
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The Importance and Effects of Rock Dust in Orchards and Gardens Closeup of tomato roots – Remineralized plant on the left. Fritz Leipold Germany Fritz Leipold has over 25 years experience with the application of basalt rock dust, especially in orchards, fruit, and vegetable gardens. He is a retired garden landscape consultant and has experience
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The Effects of Basalt Rock Dust Emissions on Trees in Germany Fritz Leipold Germany The slope beside the basalt quarry was created during the years 1952-1965, and on this slope the natural effects of basalt emissions on spruce trees were discovered. The material utilized consists of the layers of rock dust that were situated above
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Men of the Trees in Western Australia Field and nursery trials directed by Barrie Oldfield, President. Interpreting Results: Five times the growth for the same species of trees. The potting out time has been shortened from five months to six weeks. The fineness of the dust particles is more important than the actual mass of
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Forest Growth Increased with Rockdust on Grandfather Mountain near Asheville, North Carolina Dr. Robert Bruck North Carolina State University 500 five-year-old red spruce and fraser fir trees were treated with Planters II rock dust applied at the following rates: 50-gram/pot, 25 g/pot, 10 g/pot, and 0 g/pot. After a 6-month period, observations were made on
Remineralization and Increased Nutrient Density for Corn John D. Hamaker, co-author with Don Weaver, The Survival of Civilization Michigan, 1976-1977
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Four Times the Timber Volume for a Forest in Central Europe Von u. Sauter and K. Foerst The Barvarian Research and Experimental Institute for Forestry, Munich, Germany, 1986. Summary of the four page German study translated by Christian Campe. The original German version is available in the Forestry Research Packet through mail order. This report
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SeaAgri, Inc. introduces SEA-90, a 100% water soluble, natural, non-synthetic, mined mineral fertilizer approved for use by certified organic farmers is avaiable in North America. SEA-90 is a remarkable new product containing 90+ essential elements.
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