Subject: despair mineral water

From: "Judy Carr" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2006 15:35:52 +0700

Land is limited: upon the way it is lookedafter life depends. Farmers willemancipate themselves from the thralldom created by the fear of theparasite.
Theinstrument became more important than its purpose.
The effect of the two on the soil and on the crop isnever quite the same. Thepopulation, looked at in the mass, is always recovering from onecatastrophe after another.
The constant passage of the irrigation waterdown the water channel soon removed the alkali salts.
It is exceedinglyeasy under canal irrigation to create alkali salts on certain areas.
Most ofthe work of the past has been founded on the use of food material veryindifferently grown.
Such anachievement merely provides another example of agricultural banditry. If it contains finely dividedlimestone its value is obvious.
My personal experience in India has been repeated all over theworld. In other words, one of the chief causes of disease on the farmis bad soil management.
The roots behave like a plump strawberrywhen placed in a strong solution of sugar.
What has been the general result of all thisstudy of vegetable pathology?
More than fifty years have passed since the modern work on the diseasesof plants first began.
In the conventional languageof to-day the crop is attacked by disease. Nature has provided a marvellous pieceof machinery for conferring disease-resistance on the crop. If it has no significance, a fertile soil will make nodifference. On open permeable stretches,on the other hand, there is no alkali. Vegetables andfruit are only sparingly eaten. In other words, one of the chief causes of disease on the farmis bad soil management. Dothe mineral residues in the soil need renewal as humus does? The appearance of this saltalways marks the end of the chapter.
Lucerne was always grown in the fruit orchards, and regularlytop-dressed with farm-yard manure. Iraq also furnishesinteresting examples of the connexion between alkali and poor soilaeration.
Thepopulation, looked at in the mass, is always recovering from onecatastrophe after another.
What of the people who live upon this produce?
If it contains finely dividedlimestone its value is obvious. In this way water can be provided without anyinterference with soil aeration.
The rest of the plot escaped infection and grewnormally.
My self-imposed task is approaching completion.
Another step forward will be taken which will not stop atfarming.
All the proteins, vitamins, and mineral salts in the grainare consumed. Mother earth has provided a vast organization for indicating theinefficient crop. In other words, one of the chief causes of disease on the farmis bad soil management. The rest of the plot escaped infection and grewnormally. No soil analysis can tell me as much as the trees will. Such organizationscan only achieve their own destruction. Obviously the host had to be in a certain condition beforeinfection could take place.