Join a Competition for Remineralized Carrots
Join a Competition for Remineralized Carrots
The June issue of Acres, USA, The Voice of Eco-Agriculture, is focused on minerals. In the article The Quest for Nutrient Density, by John C. Frank at International Ag-Labs, a competition has been created for all interested growers to grow the most nutrient dense carrots possible. We would like to invite remineralizers to submit their carrots for the competition. They will be analyzing a number of samples from various commercial growers, including Bob Cannard, who grows carrots for Alice Water's Chez Panisse Restaurant. The ...
Remineralize the Earth Embarks on a Research Project at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
Remineralize the Earth Embarks on a Research Project at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
RTE has just embarked on a research project in collaboration with the University of Massachusetts to document the effect on nutrient density of crops with the application of rock dusts and biological amendments. Click here for magazine article .
Utilizing Lava-Basalt Dust in Belgium
Utilizing Lava-Basalt Dust in Belgium
See new article on water purification and lava/lava-basalt dust by Marc Daelemans.
Marc Daelemans, our international coordinator for Remineralize the Earth in Belgium, has been making great strides recently. At a recent symposium at the Hosteenbron in Zonhoven, he spoke to 70 people about his experiences using lava-basalt dust, which was followed by an article in the newspaper Het Belang van Limburg. He recently collaborated with Jeroen Watté on an article for the professional journal Wervelkrant called Agroforestry - Rock dust ...
Chemical and mineralogical characterisation of cutting process sludge
Chemical and mineralogical characterisation of cutting process sludge
PETER VAN STRAATEN
Dr. Annita Colombo*, Dr. Annalisa Tunesi*, Dr. Valentina Barberini**,Dr. Lucia Galimberti*, Dr. Alessandro Cavallo* *Department ofGeological Sciences and Geotechnologies, University of Milan Bicocca -www.geo.unimib.it **Department of Earth Sciences Ardito Desio,University of Milan
ABSTRACT
The sludge produced through the sawing and working of stone is stillconsidered an inert waste product. Once it has satisfied the requiredcriteria for acceptance, it is given to authorised waste ...
Research on Saving California Oaks
Research on Saving California Oaks
Lee K. KlingerP.O. Box 644, Big Sur, California 93920
ABSTRACT
Pathologists investigating the recent death of many oak trees in northern California have concluded that the problem is due to a new plant disease, dubbed sudden oak death (SOD), caused by the fungal pathogen Phytophthora ramorum. While not disputing that P. ramorum is involved in the final demise of many oaks, there are a growing numberof experts who do not agree that this pathogen is the fundamental cause of the decline. They point out that most of the dying oaks in ...
Farming With Rocks and Minerals: Challenges and Opportunities
Farming With Rocks and Minerals: Challenges and Opportunities
Peter Van StraatenDepartment of Land Resource Science, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada N1G 2W1 Manuscript received on September 29, 2005; accepted for publication on March 13, 2006Presented by Othon H. Leonardo
ABSTRACT
In many parts of the world food security is at risk. One of the biophysical root causes of falling per-capita food production is the declining quality and quantity of soils. To reverse this trend and increase soil fertility soil and plant nutrients have to be replenished. This review ...
Remineralize the Earth Embarks on a Research Project at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
By Dan Kittredge
Throughout the 20th century and into the 21st the nutrient density in our food crops has been consistently declining. USDA studies show that an average apple from the 1960's had 5 times the nutrition of that same apple produced today. This is an average of course, and there are many farms who have figured out how to produce high nutrient density crops even while the national average has been plummeting.
Remineralize The Earth has just embarked on a research project in collaboration with the University of Massachusetts to document the effect on nutrient ...
Water purification and lava/lava-basalt dust!
More than 60 years ago, prominent German scientists, under the guidance of Dr. K. Seidel, rediscovered the self-cleansing process of natural rivers, streams, and waterways.
Botanical sewage purification, a natural process, is an outgrowth from classical land treatment of wastewater. Today, this classical method of application to land has been updated and serves as an ideal, natural way to purify human, animal, and industrial sewage. It also has the potential to clean rainwater, reservoirs, and groundwater. The system consists of shallow basins connected by pipes. The ...
Real Food Campaign at Whole Foods Markets
For Release after October 1, 2007
Remineralize the Earth (www.remineralize.org), an international environmental nonprofit organization based in Northampton, Massachusetts, is working together with two Whole Foods Market stores in Massachusetts in October to raise funds for its new Real Food campaign.
The Real Food campaign will be launched in the coming months. It is focused on educating and networking farmers, agronomists, policy makers, supermarkets and consumers about remineralized, nutrient dense foods that are high in minerals and trace elements.
Currently most ...
Saving Dying Oaks in California
Hearst Castle Study
Scientist Lee Klinger has initiated Sudden Oak Life, a movement to put forth a more global, systems approach in understanding and solving the tree decline problem in California and elsewhere focusing on boosting the fertility of the soils with natural, mineral-rich fertilizers so that the trees are healthier and better able to survive attacks by diseases and pests.
View results on Dr. Lee Klinger's website, suddenoaklife.org.
Case study results from treated and untreated coast live oaks from January 4, 2006 to September 25, 2007.
An article on Dr. Lee ...
