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Health Benefits of Magnesium Oil – Part 2
Did you know that a magnesium deficiency can cause migraines? Thankfully, you can make a DIY magnesium oil that can ease migraines, improve sleep quality, relieve muscle pain from exercise and even help relieve stress.
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Health Benefits of Magnesium Oil – Part 1
The human body requires magnesium for more than 325 biochemical reactions. This nutrient keeps your heart rate steady, maintains healthy muscle and nerve functioning, and boosts bone health.
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Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Fungal-feeding nematodes are relatively more abundant in less-disturbed (e.g. notill systems) and perennial systems, where conditions for fungal growth are promoted, than in disturbed systems.
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Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Most research on soil nematodes has focused on the plant-parasitic nematodes that attack the roots of cultivated crops. Less attention has been given to nematodes that are not plant-feeders and play beneficial roles in the soil environment.
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Conservative and Regenerative Versus Intensive Agriculture
In a recent report Dr. Robin Batterham outlines the benefits of conservation and regenerative agriculture and calls for greater scientific analysis of these agricultural practices.
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What Happens to Your Body When You Do Yoga? – Part 2
Easy and Beneficial Yoga Poses That You Can Master. Performing these regularly can help you become more flexible over time. Whichever pose you decide to take on, make sure that you adjust it according your fitness level to avoid straining yourself. Yoga is for YOU – so pace yourself and leave your ego behind. Over time you will be surprised at your progress.
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What Happens to Your Body When You Do Yoga? – Part 1
Some years ago I trained as a yoga teacher and was surprised to discover how all-encompassing the practice of yoga can be. Apart from learning about the physical body we studied the history and spiritual side of human nature too. It was a very enlightening experience for me.
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Thought For The Month
Let Your Smile Change The World, But Don’t Let The World Change Your Smile.
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Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Rotifers are minute multicellular organisms (0.05 to 3 mm long). Their mostly transparent body is subdivided into a head, trunk, and a foot. Rotifers (phylum Rotifera) are related to other worm-like organisms.
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The Importance of Building Soil Health and Diversity
It seems everywhere you go the word in agriculture these days is regenerative farming. Now we are talking about regenerative farming which basically covers all and any type of farming that focuses on increasing soil health and restoring carbon in the soil.
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Ginger Is A Viable Antidote And Protective Agent Against Fatal Poisoning – Part 2
Compounds in ginger root protect white blood cells in vitro (a test tube or petri dish) against genetic damage caused by exposure to radiation as a cancer treatment.
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Ginger Is A Viable Antidote And Protective Agent Against Fatal Poisoning – Part 1
This is the bold claim from a new ginger study and which we at once realized is of immense importance for all farmers exposed to pesticides, environmental pollutants, heavy metals, bacterial and fungal toxins and even some cosmetic products and medications. In fact, most of us have been exposed to all the above in our environment.
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Diversity Of Soil Organisms
Tardigrades are common in both marine and freshwater systems but also in the water films surrounding soil particles. They are also found in mosses, which are the plants that have the most developed capacity to absorb and retain water, thus giving them their second common name ‘moss piglets’.
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Why Dung Beetles Are Essential
It is estimated that in Australia there is half a million tonnes of cattle dung dropped on the land every day. If the dung pats are left to dry they can quickly become breeding ground for flies and when the rain comes are washed away into creeks and waterways along with your nutrients. What a waste!
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9 Natural Antibiotics Grandma Used To Swear By – Part 2
Did you know that overindulgence in antibiotics can result in bad bacteria becoming resistant to them? This alarming information has made many take a look back at the all-natural treatments our grandma used to swear by for various ailments.
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9 Natural Antibiotics Grandma Used To Swear By – Part 1
It’s ever so easy to head to the chemist and pick up some pills or syrup for the most minor of ailments, but did you know that overindulgence in antibiotics can result in bad bacteria becoming resistant to them?
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Thought For The Month
Belief is the end of questioning.
Belief is intellectual bankruptcy, and is the exact opposite of knowledge.
You will never question if you “believe”.
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Photosynthesisers – Plants – Part 2
The number of known plant species has been estimated to be around 400,000. The majority (i.e. 260,000 – 290,000 species) belong to seed plants with around 1,000 Gymnosperms. Nearly all the others are classified as flowering plants (Angiosperms).
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Photosynthesisers – Plants – Part 1
Plant roots generally grow anywhere with suitable environmental conditions and readily explore soil macropores. The part of the soil that is directly influenced by roots is called the rhizosphere, and is very rich in soil microorganisms
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Farmers Play The Most Important & Critical Role In The Future Of This Planet – Part 3
As Carson wrote: “Chemical war is never won and all life is caught in its violent crossfire.” Nor have matters improved on land. Neonicotinoids, insecticides used in seed dressing, have been linked…
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Farmers Play The Most Important & Critical Role In The Future Of This Planet – Part 2
The book “Silent Spring” was not just an ecological alarm call, Rachel Carson exposes experts to public scrutiny and makes it clear that at best they had not done their homework and…
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Farmers Play The Most Important & Critical Role In The Future Of This Planet – Part 1
“Whose voice do we hear – that of science or of the sustaining industry?” The question remains as pertinent today as it did in 1962 when Rachel Carson published her book “Silent Spring”…