This book embodies agriculture thinking outside the box; it explores surprising alternative ways of enhancing soil and plant health. Ranging from remineralization to unusual cover crops to biodynamics to quantum entanglement, its practical recipes are sure to be of benefit…
They include: Weeds Suggest Low Nutritional Values; Weeds Suggest Low Nutritional Values; Changes in Quality of Soil Organic Matter; Soil Humus. . . Chelator of Inorganic Elements; Humus. . . Soil Microbial Product; "Mycorrhiza," I. Mobilizers of Organic Plant Nutrition; "Mychorrhiza," II. Misconceptions Persist. This year's collection is missing March through July; these magazines were not in the Library of Congress' collection.
The wild plant species that are thriving in a field or garden reveal a great deal about the soil they are growing in. Weeds can be used to build soil fertility.
With a forward by Lady Howard. Another take on the subject of Cocannouer's more popular book.