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Created: 2009-03-02
Updated: 2009-03-09

pat parkins (coyhawk)


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Address: Becket, Massachusetts
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I Speak: eng
Member Since: March 02, 2009
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I am a fine gardener who is interested in all aspects of nature and believe that nature can play a huge part in some of the problematic issues that man has
created through over-population, bad agricultural practices, and diets that are putting sever stress upon our planet natural systems.

I lecture on composting and organic gardening in my local area for our botanical garden and garden clubs.
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coyhawk
over 3 years ago
In regard to created a synthetic soil...any brown field or area that has been depleted of nutrients because of the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides can be greatly improved and eventually become fertile soils by adding humus to the system. Humus is derived from composting with a hot compost practice. It is the product that is partially decomposed material. Added to the soil is breaks down further to humic acid and fulvic acid that act as detoxifying agents and chelates to change the charge on cations and act as a delivery system to the vascular pathways of a plant. Why try to create something that already exists and can function in stressful situations. All we need to do is introduce humus to a damaged system.
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