Agriculture is now the largest source of global non-point specific pollution. (1) Furthermore, the foods of our current food production systems are on average 40% deficient of the known nutrients held by equivalent food products of 50 years ago. This was foreseen by Weston Price D.D.S. (1870-1948) in the early 1900’s and has been born […]
Beginning in 2011 Isis independently prepared and delivered training seminars on Korean Natural Farming Master K.Cho, now in his eighties has poionered farming methods integrating Farming techniques with protection of and fostering of indigenous microbes. Given the environmental soil poisoning effect of pesticides and herbicides and the prohibitive costs of organic farming methods Korean Natural […]
“If all insects on Earth disappeared, within 50 years all life on Earth would end. If all human beings disappeared from the Earth, within 50 years all forms of life would flourish.” — Jonas Salk, biologist Since 2013 the Big Island honey bees have been plagued with the arrival of the small hive beetle. Various […]
Korean Natural Farming holds the highest success rate for reforesting the gobi desert- 98% success. Master Cho has delineated the symbiotic role of biochar with Indigenous microbes in this triump of method in restoring natural balance. Biochar creates pockets in the soil where beneficial microbes can thrive through access to aeration and nutrient access. […]
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Mission: Create convenient food production systems in balance with nature. Permaculture, reforestation with endemic species, small scale agroecology, earth repair methods, and biodynamics- work with indigenous microbes and Korean Natural Farming to produce highly intensive and prodigious food production systems, which are also often exquisitely beautiful, blooming with insectary flowers for beneficial insect life. Olivier de Schutter of […]