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Remineralizing Soil to Grow Food

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Suzy,

 

Thanks for your post. It reminded me that I've been meaning to post

info about using concentrated sea water to remineralize the soil

used for growing food. I used it this past growing season in my

garden and had very positive results. I also use it during the

winter to fertilize wheatgrass. You can order a book (with a good

scientific approach describing and showing actual crops) called Sea

Energy Agriculture plus the actual concentrated ocean water from

Ocean Grown at http://www.oceangrown.com/. Here's info from their

homepage:

 

OceanSolution™ is a concentrated liquid solution that provides

essential nutrients from the deep ocean for healthy seed and plant

growth – perfect for farms, orchards, pastures, hydroponics and home

gardens. The following benefits of using sea solids have been

summarized by Dr. Maynard Murray in his groundbreaking work Sea

Energy Agriculture:

 

Tomatoes contain approximately 56 minerals while conventionally

grown tomatoes contain less than 20 minerals.

 

The need for dangerous and costly pesticide is reduced due to a

stronger plant immune system and enhanced disease resistance.

Open-pollinating seeds do not require additional fertilizers or

nutrient supplementation.

 

Demonstrated ability to rehabilitate diseased or under-performing

orchards and pastures.

 

Enhanced nutritional content and extended shelf life of crops when

compared to those grown with conventional fertilizers.

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