Broadcast by Channel 4 television Restoring the Earth The only way we will restore insects populations and restore the food chain for wildlife is to give up chemical farming.
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Broadcast by Tamasin Ford – The BBC Food chain October 21, 2021 1.5 million lettuces left to rot in field. 5000 pigs considered worthless on pig farm Due to the negative impacts of the recent world events and Brexit and the fact that the fertiliser that grows all our food has doubled in price it
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The Good Gardeners technology of producing an optimum fertiliser/pesticide in one from waste in 90 days has been entered for the Earthshopt prize. There is no competition for such a fertiliser even from the John Innis Institute, the Rhodale Institute, Rothamsted Research or anywhere else. We are waiting for the results from the Earthshot Prize
About a year and a half ago I wrote to BBC Farming today about composting on this remote Atlantic Island as they were having a problem with pests and diseases in their agriculture. I got the address of the local Govt. and offered to go there to train them and operate the system. (Never heard
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Your programme this morning was exactly about what we do and covers what is described as a ‘very serious situation’. Because farming has got so large scale, so has disease. As you may know our take on all the diseases mentioned in today’s broadcast are all solvable with soil remediation. These include Stem Rust, potato
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This link is informative, but the Good Gardeners don’t agree that you have to keep buying and applying new nematodes if you know how to maintain a healthy soil. For further information join the Good Gardeners here
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This information is from the Web site The Power of Nutrition SEEKING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO FAMINE AND UNDERNUTRITION 19 June 2017 Across Africa and the Middle East, 30 million people are at risk of starvation. Famine has been declared in South Sudan, while Yemen, Nigeria, Somalia also face devastating food crises.1 Furthermore, millions in Niger, Chad,
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