Lignite trading as a fertilizer
Lignite trading as a fertilizer
Where is the future starts Humic acids which are highly concentrated in lignite have multiple functions for agriculture producers:
improve and replenish depleted soils
- increase yields from 15% to 30%;
- improve organic matter and plant root system
- increase shelf life of the crops;
- reduce water flow rate of 20-25%
- reduce the toxicity of soil.
Food Forest Certification Program
Director Lindianne Sarno - Food forests mimic nature, are outstanding examples of earth stewardship, and arguably the most natural and sustainable food production method available. They are low-maintenance, produce a huge diversity of food and habitat, and help to regenerate and then maintain the land they are grown on. Here is a 15 minute video by Robert Hart describing how to create one:
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