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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By Dr. Lee Klinger, Ph.D. Now that I’ve passed the half-century mark I feel fortunate to be only slightly worse for the wear as my body copes with getting older. Nonetheless, lingering aches in my joints and bones are telling signs that my body is aging. These aches come as no surprise of course. Scientific
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By Dr. Lee Klinger, Ph.D. Now that I’ve passed the half-century mark I feel fortunate to be only slightly worse for the wear as my body copes with getting older. None-the-less, lingering aches in my joints and bones are telling signs that my body is aging. These aches come as no surprise of course.
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High School Students Astonished! Under the tutelage of Botany teacher Michael Collins at the Reeds Spring High School in Missouri, students have been testing a natural trace mineral product making its mark in organic and traditional growing circles. Students found that the addition of AZOMITE(R) to the planting medium dramatically improved germination, growth, size, vigor,
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The Quest for Nutrient Density By Jon C. Frank Food… The mere mention of this single word brings so many images to mind; enjoyment, family, celebration, community, satisfaction, creativity, and exploration to name just a few. Around the world cultures and food are inextricably intertwined. Food, like language, defines a culture. In America a culture
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How to Remineralize the Earth: Getting vital nutrients back into our soil We know that “traditionally grown” fruits and vegetables we see in supermarkets are both lacking in vitamins and minerals and have added chemicals from fertilizers and pesticides. These toxic additions in particular fueled the demand for organic produce but did not completely address
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We know that “traditionally grown” fruits and vegetables we see in supermarkets are both lacking in vitamins and minerals and have added chemicals from fertilizers and pesticides. These toxic additions in particular fueled the demand for organic produce but did not completely address the lack of nutrients. Going back in time, our soil was rich
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Bananas: Cost-Benefit Analysis for MinPlus (Volcanic Basalt Rock Dust) T.D. Edwards The Harding Brothers farm in Queensland, Australia has been doing trials with rock dust since mid-1985. The Results: Fertilizer applications have been reduced by 80 percent. Saving in fertilizer costs Minimizing environmental damage caused by runoff contamination. Dolomite application reduced by 50% and
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Andy Lopez, Invisible Gardener Visit the website of Andy Lopez at InvisibleGardener.com. Andy has a weekly radio show on Saturday mornings at 10 AM PST. Call in to ask questions about remineralization. Don Weaver and Joanna Campe are guests on his “rock dust parties” on his show from time to time.
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