A Big Step To Agricultural Independence! How We Got To Send The Chemicals Back & Build Soil Health!
Ғылым және технология
Discover our simple but personally groundbreaking process that enabled us to return significant quantities of costly chemicals by implementing regenerative agriculture methods and harnessing the power of biology and carbon to cultivate wheat. Through our innovative approach, we completely eradicated the use of fungicides in our high-density, irrigated wheat production. This marks a crucial milestone towards achieving agricultural self-sufficiency. By prioritizing soil stewardship and leveraging the potential of biology, we not only cut down on chemical expenses, but also gained better control over fungal diseases. Join us as we delve into the transformative effects of using methods such as IMO, vermicast tea, and activated carbon.
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Good job! Always good to see results without the poisons.
Great Craig, thanks for sharing your journey from chemistry to biology
@CraigForChange
Жыл бұрын
Thanks! It feels like we are just getting started and more questions and interesting options opening up!
Superb ! Would love to visit. I operate a small soil spectroscopy and health laboratory in Lusaka.
@CraigForChange
11 ай бұрын
You would be very welcome. That would be very interesting. I am back in Zambia the end of August!
Hi Craig, where can i buy wood vinegar in Zambia? Thanks
@CraigForChange
12 күн бұрын
Hey if you shoot me a WhatsApp message at +260971735679 I will send you the contact number of the guys who are the dealers here in Zambia for Natures Guard wood vinegar.
how/why did you end up in zambia?
@CraigForChange
Жыл бұрын
@mwinter9378 So I came to direct the operations for Riverside Farm Institute which does all kinds of training in agriculture and tailoring and health. Also to start schools for kids. We have about 700 kids in school here plus a number of other things. We are a mission farm and we grow wheat, soybeans and bananas to provide employment and to help cover operational costs for much of what we do in the community and across the country.
@mwinter9378
Жыл бұрын
@@CraigForChange interesting, nice content!
Are you talking American dollars or Zambian?
@CraigForChange
8 ай бұрын
USD