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Health, Nutrition and Preventative Medicine through Permanent Agriculture
From the Radio 4 Farming Today programme of 20th December, 2018 The Government is banning Metaldehyde in 2020 interview with Charlotte Smith starts at 5.24 minutes. This is slug killer commonly manufactured in the form of blue pellets. Colin Myron…
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BBC News has revealed that scientists have come up with a particular enzyme that can digest plastic, or at least the type of plastic used in the making of plastic bottles. We at Sustainable Agriculture London, part of Good Gardeners…
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This is a total failure to control toxic weeds (Dock) These weeds are being ploughed in, but the plough will only break up the Dock roots and spread more Docks – making it an intractable problem – Hertfordshire, UK…
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Having written to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation about our Proposal to alleviate malnutrition in Africa with the HH-2 Horticultural System we received their reply and herein we are taking an excerpt of that reply and publish it…
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We have been recycling takeaway coffee cups since 1995 and have not realised that the world is not able to recycle these items until only recently. DEFINITION OF RECYCLING to reuse or make (a substance) available for reuse for biological…
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There are incidents of one thousand incidents of agricultural pollution into UK waterways every year. Environmental Agency regulations are very poor in this regard. And people are advocating Mega Diary farms? I know because I have raised a complaint…
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As we have already discussed in our article for the Soil Association’s magazine ORGANIC FARMING in 2001 there is already a perfectly good solution for the manure problem regarding TB in cattle. Our HH-2 technology solution was approved by Dr….
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The red admiral particularly likes stinging nettles. These are an important plant to have as a habitat for this butterfly. we have other smaller moths and butterflies too. See this identification page: https://www.pexels.com/search/butterfly/
From the research laboratories at WRc UK there is the following information: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/sludge/pdf/sludge_eval.pdf list all 6 harmful groups of viruses, helminths, bacteria, protozoa, yeasts and fungi… Parameters affecting the kill or inactivation of pathogens Thermophilic temperatures are lethal to pathogens…
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