Comments on: Soil Remineralization and Climate Change http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/soil-remineralization-and-climate-change/ The Magazine of Natural Vitality Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:18:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Joanna Campe http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/soil-remineralization-and-climate-change/comment-page-1/#comment-1394 Joanna Campe Thu, 20 Jan 2011 16:36:39 +0000 http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/?p=2328#comment-1394 I am greatly inspired to see both of these entries. I have recently become familiar with the product being suggested which is called Excelerite and produced by US Natural Nutrients and Minerals. http://www.usnnm.com The rock dust does not need the expense of crushing and milling, as it is already geologically available in a very fine form and I understand that it is getting amazing results especially when combined with the product mentioned which adds microorganisms. Because it does not need to be crushed, the cost is much less expensive per acre application, so fine that applications rates can be less also reducing the cost of transportation. it provides great savings to farmers, making it an extremely affordable product for replacing the high cost of fertilizers and pesticides. Not only will the grower be able to produce nutrient dense food, regenerate soils and the environment and sequester more carbon through higher yields, it will greatly increase profitability for the grower while helping to stabilize the climate. This will help to fulfill the larger mission of Remineralize the Earth in terms of its availability and cost, so that remineralization can take place on a large scale worldwide, with great health benefits to the grower, the consumer and the environment. Joanna Campe Executive Director Remineralize the Earth I am greatly inspired to see both of these entries. I have recently become familiar with the product being suggested which is called Excelerite and produced by US Natural Nutrients and Minerals. http://www.usnnm.com
The rock dust does not need the expense of crushing and milling, as it is already geologically available in a very fine form and I understand that it is getting amazing results especially when combined with the product mentioned which adds microorganisms.

Because it does not need to be crushed, the cost is much less expensive per acre application, so fine that applications rates can be less also reducing the cost of transportation. it provides great savings to farmers, making it an extremely affordable product for replacing the high cost of fertilizers and pesticides. Not only will the grower be able to produce nutrient dense food, regenerate soils and the environment and sequester more carbon through higher yields, it will greatly increase profitability for the grower while helping to stabilize the climate. This will help to fulfill the larger mission of Remineralize the Earth in terms of its availability and cost, so that remineralization can take place on a large scale worldwide, with great health benefits to the grower, the consumer and the environment.

Joanna Campe
Executive Director
Remineralize the Earth

]]> By: Edward Ginther http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/soil-remineralization-and-climate-change/comment-page-1/#comment-156 Edward Ginther Sun, 24 Jan 2010 21:53:57 +0000 http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/?p=2328#comment-156 Microoganisms in the soil are absolutely needed to aid in bringing nutrients to the plants grown there. An extraordinary product is being marketed by US Natural Nutrients and Minerals www.usnnm.com This product is 100% natural and contains no chemicals or man made ingredients. It has been shown to multiply the microorganisms in soils by the billions within as little as 2-3 days after application. Please see their website for more of the benefits this product can provide. As stated above chemical fertilizers actually harm the soils and can eventually sterilize it, causing the need for more and more NPK to force plant growth. The draw back is these plants grown using NPK fertilizers are nutritionally deficient. Find out what you can do to have more nutritious crops and help the environment at the same time. Search EXCELERITE on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1k2vwkgQww Microoganisms in the soil are absolutely needed to aid in bringing nutrients to the plants grown there. An extraordinary product is being marketed by US Natural Nutrients and Minerals http://www.usnnm.com This product is 100% natural and contains no chemicals or man made ingredients. It has been shown to multiply the microorganisms in soils by the billions within as little as 2-3 days after application. Please see their website for more of the benefits this product can provide. As stated above chemical fertilizers actually harm the soils and can eventually sterilize it, causing the need for more and more NPK to force plant growth. The draw back is these plants grown using NPK fertilizers are nutritionally deficient. Find out what you can do to have more nutritious crops and help the environment at the same time. Search EXCELERITE on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1k2vwkgQww

]]> By: tony lovell http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/soil-remineralization-and-climate-change/comment-page-1/#comment-148 tony lovell Tue, 12 Jan 2010 02:23:45 +0000 http://organicconnectmag.com/wp/?p=2328#comment-148 Imagine if we had a process to remove billions of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere safely, quickly and cost-effectively - while at the same time reversing desertification, boosting biodiversity, enhancing global food security and improving the lives of hundreds of millions of people in rural and regional areas around our planet? We do - it's called changed grazing management and soil carbon. Please take a look at the presentations on http://www.soilcarbon.com.au/ to learn more. Imagine if we had a process to remove billions of tonnes of CO2 from the atmosphere safely, quickly and cost-effectively - while at the same time reversing desertification, boosting biodiversity, enhancing global food security and improving the lives of hundreds of millions of people in rural and regional areas around our planet?

We do - it's called changed grazing management and soil carbon.

Please take a look at the presentations on http://www.soilcarbon.com.au/ to learn more.

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