Why Farm Landscape Resilience Is Important
Alan Lauder contends we need to think of carbon stocks in all the forms they take, including energy reserves in plants.
4 Plants To Have In Your Home To Make You Happier – Part 2
Every few weeks, take your indoor plants outside to a naturally shady position, maybe under another tree in your garden, and leave them for a few hours to absorb some fresh air and naturally filtered sunlight!
4 Plants To Have In Your Home To Make You Happier – Part 1
It’s no secret that plants are an essential component of our survival. They provide us with food, fiber, building materials, and medicine. Plants also have a direct influence on our well-being in their capacity to absorb carbon dioxide…
Thought For The Month
In a world of change, the learners shall inherit the earth, while the learned shall find themselves perfectly suited for a world that no longer exists.
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Ants are social insects, among the most abundant in the world. Many ants have a sting but some groups have lost theirs and instead spray formic acid.
What Is Dowsing?
Dowsing has a rich history in many cultures, and today it is commonly known through its agricultural uses, such as water divining, although it is also used in archaeology, by mining companies to detect oil and minerals, and by electricians to dowse for underground wires.
Practical Gentle Change
You are not simply viewed as a body or just a collection of moving parts, but as a whole being, a wonderful soul having a creative physical experience.
Thought For The Month
Real change is difficult at the beginning. Without the familiar to rely upon, you may not in as much command as you had once been. Stay positive, keep the faith, and keep moving forward – your breakthrough may be just around the corner.
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Pseudoscorpions are tiny arachnids known as ‘false scorpions’ because they look similar to scorpions but do not have an elongated post abdomen with a venomous sting at the end.
What Is Syntropic Farming?
In syntropic farming, the design aims to arrange different species all the way from the implementation of the system and continuing at each step in the conduction of plantations, managing them to produce their own fertilizer.
Master Tonic And Natural Remedies
‘Master Tonic’ is a natural anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-parasitic tonic to take through the fall and winter months of cold and flu season when you are surrounded by coughing, sneezing and contagious people…
Thought For The Month
The person who has discovered the pleasures of a truly human living, the person whose life is rich in friendships and caring people, the person who enjoys daily the pleasures of good food and sunshine…
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
The class Diplura comprises nine extant families, the main ones being Japygidae and Campodeidae. Diplura live in wood, leaf litter, under stones, rocks or logs, on the surface of, or in deeper layers of soil, in mosses or in termite and ant nests.
To Fix The Climate, We Have To Fix Our Soil
Decades of intensive agriculture and deforestation have degraded around half of the world’s soil, which is one of the most effective natural systems for sequestering carbon.
10 Foods That Kill Parasites And Restore Essential Nutrients – Part 2
Most of modern medicine has eschewed the science of healing for the “art” of making more money, but interest in natural medicine is growing.
10 Foods That Kill Parasites And Restore Essential Nutrients – Part 1
There are many different types of parasites that can reside in your body, especially along the digestive tract. But did you know that what you eat can help prevent parasitic infections from happening?
Thought For The Month
Without Knowledge, Action Is Useless. And Without Action, Knowledge Is Futile.
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Proturans are found all over the world, with the exception of the polar regions. Protura are found in moist soils, leaf litter, humus, moss and decaying wood in woodland, grassland and agricultural soils. They do not thrive in very acid soils.
The Turning Point In Farming
Farmers are being encouraged to get bigger, produce more, to be export efficient only to get paid less for their produce. The biggest killer to profit is industrial inputs.
How to Make and Use Bone Broth – Part 2
After you have boiled the heck out of your bones and they are spongy and mushy, you can also feed them to your pets or trench compost them in your garden. Bone broth bones decompose much faster than uncooked bones.
How to Make and Use Bone Broth – Part 1
Bone broth is a bit trendy right now and lots of people are making grand claims about the miracle benefits of using it.
Thought For The Month
The FUTURE belongs to the few of us STILL willing to get our hands DIRTY.
Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Collembola, derives from the Greek words kolla (meaning ‘glue’) and embolon (meaning ‘piston’) and was initially proposed in reference to the ventral tube (collophore), which plays an important role in their fluid and electrolyte balance…
Agriculture and Forestry: 5 Ways Agroforestry Can Work for You and Your Land
Agroforestry is the intentional integration of trees or shrubs with crop and animal production. The result? A more diverse agricultural operation, boosted profits, and conservation gains.
