Glyphosate is passing into the human food chain
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Course Type: Introduction to Permaculture Summary: Many people have attended this course with a view to setting up their own farms or communities in different countries of the world. They have been inspired by the innovative and low impact systems that we offer. The world has reached peak oil, peak phosphorus and peak potassium now
Here is an article by George Monbiot: …. Yes it’s bad, it’s worse than you thought, make sure you’re sitting in a good chair before you read this! Richard Higgins. Almost all other issues are superficial by comparison to soil loss. So why don’t we talk about it?Imagine a wonderful world, a planet on which
Ploughing on regardless Read More »
Sunday the 29th March there is a Health Seminar featuring the work and presentation of Angelette Muller Msc., Address: 121 St. Peters Street, St. Albans starting at 3pm.
Health Seminar in St. Albans Read More »
This article was published in the Guardian 25th March 2015 We’re treating soil like dirt. It’s a fatal mistake, as our lives depend on it George Monbiot War, pestilence, even climate change, are trifles by comparison. Destroy the soil and we all starve Tractor ploughing ‘While it now seems that ploughing of any kind is
George Monbiot writes on our Agricultural Policy Read More »
Here is a long Permaculture article about pest control. While companion planting is a good thing and helps insect diversity it is not essential for pest and disease control with the HH -2 System. One of the main purposes of HH -2 is to produce optimum healthy plants which are full of synthesised protein. This
HH – 4 compost obviates the need for entimology Read More »
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0549b5l/panorama-children-of-the-great-migration
BBC Panorama – Children of the great migration Read More »
Discussion from New York on how to tackle disposing of daipers, the insurmountable pile of cigarette ends and cat waste and dog waste etc.,…. Farmer and environmental activist Richard Higgins has already been doing exactly all this for 20 years. If only the BBC would look further than big corporations for their news stories
BBC World Service # in the balance Read More »
was featured on Farming Today as a genetic researcher on low fertility soils. He has bred a new variety of Brussell Sprout that will do well on soils with low fertility. This is erroneous in that healthy soil conditions makes for health giving crops. And the point of eating food crops is to get healthy……Everyone
Dr. Graham Teackler Read More »