Survival Gardening
By
Brian Desborough ©
Introduction:
The claim that the present global warming is caused by pollution is false. The Russian Academy of Sciences has devoted two decades in researching the cause of the warming. Dr. Alexei Dmitriev is the foremost Russian expert on rapid climate change. He and his team discovered that the global warming is the result of a supernova that occurred in the Ophiucus constellation in 1987 (this constellation near the galactic center, is the astrological 13th House). The supernova created a super wave of phenomenal energy which has pervaded our Solar system, causing global warming on all the planets and creating magnetic pole reversals on Pluto and Uranus. The team discovered that the super wave energy has entered the Earth's Poles and is heating the Earth's crust, resulting in the ongoing global warming. Industrial plants must purchase very expensive Carbon Credits from a broker in order to operate. It's an inconvenient truth that the controlling stockholder in the largest US Carbon Credits brokerage house until recently was Al Gore. The brokerage was recently sold to the Southern Company in a multi billion dollar deal. The US president has authorized Southern to construct a nuclear power plant on US soil in conjunction with the Japanese energy company Tepco. In actuality, carbon dioxide is a very minor greenhouse gas when compared with water vapor and methane.
The global warming has resulted in the oceans in Polar Regions being diluted with fresh water from melted ice. This has resulted in tropical ocean currents from transporting warm sea water to northern areas of the world. In consequence, a mini ice age has commenced. Major Heads of State covertly have already been advised by climatologists that severe summer frosts will eventually occur in regions where grain is grown, thus preventing crops from ripening, resulting in the death by starvation of one third of the global population.
To make matters worse, a Brown Dwarf larger than Jupiter has entered the outer reaches of our Solar system. NASA has publicly stated that the object may cause major Coronal Mass Ejections (CME's) when it perturbs the Sun. A major CME releases energy equivalent to trillions of nuclear bombs exploding simultaneously. NASA is concerned that a Brown Dwarf may trigger a CME which destroys the entire US electrical grid.
Astronomically speaking, planet Earth currently is between two transits of Venus (when Venus passes between Earth and the Sun). When this rare event occurs, it has historically been a time of massive earthquakes, volcanic activity and major political unrest. The second transit will occur in June, 2012.
During the past year, many parts of the world have experienced the worst weather in recorded history. This is consistent with the claim that the extreme weather is being caused by the super wave of energy that has permeated our solar system as a result of the supernova which occurred in 1987. In consequence, the resultant global warming has melted great volumes of polar ice which has diluted the salinity of polar oceans, causing tropical ocean currents to stall and overheat. This caused the massive blizzards, tornadoes and hurricanes experienced in America this past winter and the devastating floods in Australia and Pakistan. In addition, the aforementioned Brown Dwarf has perturbed the Sun, resulting in a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) that narrowly missed planet Earth earlier this year. The extreme mass of Brown Dwarfs often attracts small comets and asteroids which thereafter accompany them.
The recent Japanese disaster is causing massive amounts of radioactive particles to accumulate in the upper atmosphere globally. Much of the radiation will probably be entrained in rainfall, resulting in the soil becoming contaminated with radioactive cesium as previously happened in the vicinity of Chernobyl. This is already occurring on the west coast of Canada, resulting in the evacuation of the staff of a radiation monitoring station due to the high radiation level. In addition, many tons of radioactive dust arising from the widespread use of depleted uranium ammunition by NATO troops have been borne aloft by strong winds and are falling on many parts of the world, including the USA.
We should not overlook the fact that the present Libyan geopolitical situation is not about civil unrest. It is being fomented as a pretext due to the fact that Libya has just completed the world's largest irrigation project, achieved by linking giant aquifers in the Sahara and Libya. If allowed to be implemented, Libya would become the breadbasket of Africa. The project was funded with an interest free loan from the Bank of Libya. This was anathema to the usurious International Monetary Fund bankers, which is why the Pentagon began planning for a Libyan war in 2001. China has $18 billion invested in Libya, which ultimately may pit America, Britain and France against China, Russia and Pakistan in a nuclear W.W.III.
The aforementioned global disaster overview is indicative that wise gardeners will adopt a survival mode since the coming mini ice age and possible CME bombardment will result in major global food shortages for decades. It is therefore necessary to maximize productivity in your garden. I have spent many years researching how to create the optimum horticultural system capable of growing crops with maximum nutritional content, and minimum water and added fertilizer requirements. In addition, my horticultural system prevents nutrient leaching from the root zone and prevents plants from up- taking radioactive cesium from the soil. My system is totally at variance with the horticultural false dogma promulgated by Horticultural Colleges and County Extension Agents, who erroneously advocate massive use of nitrogenous fertilizers which results in high run off, soil compaction, salt accumulation and contamination of rivers and lakes. These individuals and the ill informed farmers who heed their advice are the real global terrorists who are rapidly destroying planet Earth.
In contrast, when fully established, my horticultural system results in a self sustaining, stable and very productive living soil and ecosystem. It protects plants from diseases and environmental extremes and requires less water than that of conventional horticultural systems.
Why horticultural methods promoted by agricultural colleges are incorrect:
Agricultural colleges state that in order to grow vegetables successfully, large quantities of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium (NPK) must be applied to the soil. For this, they advocate the application of ammonium nitrate, ammonium polyphosphate, bone meal, blood meal, etc. This ideology is not only false but is poisoning the soil of planet Earth, resulting in a global populace suffering from major mineral and enzyme deficiency.
This fallacious concept originated in the 19th. century when the German agricultural chemist Liebig conducted a chemical analysis of grain and found that it was composed primarily of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium and wrongly assumed that the entire plant was composed of similar percentages of these minerals. Had he analyzed the entire plant he would have found that when the ears of grain began to ripen, almost all of the nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium in the entire plant migrated into the ears of grain. In other words, in order to grow efficiently, vegetables require only a small fraction of the amount of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium advocated by Liebig. Liebig's incorrect conclusion was promptly promoted by the artificial fertilizer cartel, which continues to provide most of the funding for agricultural colleges.
At the time Liebig was conducting his research, a German miller named Julius Hensel accidentally ground a batch of flour containing lumps of granite. He spread the contaminated flour over a portion of his garden and after a few weeks discovered that the plants in that part of his garden were larger and had more vigor than those in the remainder of his garden. Moreover, his apple trees which in previous years had only produced undersized wormy fruit, bore a bumper crop of excellent apples.
Hensel conducted additional research, wrote a book advocating the use of granite dust as a fertilizer, and began selling granite dust to the local farmers. The farmers soon ceased using manure and artificial fertilizers because Hensel's granite dust produced pest-free superior crop yields. This presented a clear and present danger to the artificial fertilizer cartel. The cartel promptly prevented the sale of granite dust and blocked publication of Hensel's book.
In actuality, nitrogenous fertilizers are not required since vegetables obtain all their necessary nitrogen through their leaves and roots from the air provided that the soil has a good, porous crumb structure.
Even though Hensel knew that granite dust or volcanic rock dust produced superior crops, he didn't know why. In actuality, both types of rock dust are efficient sources of nutrients for two different reasons. In 1931, the physicist P.A. Dirac postulated the existence of magnetic monopoles. This theory later was experimentally verified by Freeman Cope, PhD, at the Naval Development Center, PA, and independently by Philip Callahan, PhD. It was found that the Sun emits high energy dipole tachyons which travel at faster than light speed (which invalidates Einstein's theories). Many of the tachyon dipoles become separated when they encounter the magnetic field of planet Earth, resulting in a paramagnetic monopole and a diamagnetic monopole. The paramagnetic monopoles penetrate the Earth and impart energy to selective rock particles. The optimum paramagnetic energy absorbers are granite and volcanic rock particles. It follows accordingly, that by adding granite or volcanic dust particles to the soil, a grow bed or garden functions as an energy battery for plant growth. Granite and volcanic rock also receive an energy boost from moonlight, which is paramagnetic. This is why the most robust plants are those transplanted at the time of the full moon.
In a similar manner, the diamagnetic monopoles emanating from the solar tachyons assist in plant photosynthesis. The chlorophyll contained in plant leaves contain billions of syntrophic photo transducers which are energized by the diamagnetic monopoles. The atmosphere is filled with electricity. If the relative humidity falls below 6%, the air lacks sufficient electrical conductivity for photosynthesis to function effectively and the plants become dormant. Similarly, frost will only form when the electrical density of the atmosphere falls below a certain value. Tesla technology has been used on occasion to keep the fruit of an orchard from freezing during very cold weather.
A century ago, that towering intellect Nikola Tesla, invented a large device called a Magnifying Transmitter with the intent of harnessing these same solar tachyons for the purpose of broadcasting electricity from a central source to residential homes and businesses without the necessity for transmission lines, but was blocked by the newly created energy cartel. In the 1960's, the Soviets recreated Tesla's Magnifying transmitter as a multifunctional geophysical warfare weapon. Other nations, including the US, possess similar silent terror weapons which, depending on the operational mode, can create major earthquakes thousands of miles away, relocate the jet stream for weather modification purposes, or energize a hurricane and attract it to a distant city in order to destroy the low income area which is situated over a major petroleum deposit (it's been done).
My proprietary horticultural method:
I begin by clearing the ground of all vegetation. I don't compost this vegetation because it may contain viruses. A strain of beneficial nematodes is watered into the soil. Such nematodes destroy all harmful nematodes and grubs, but do not harm earthworms. Chia seeds are then sown and lightly raked into the soil as a green manure crop. Rye, buckwheat or clover will also work, but chia does well in hot arid climates on very poor soil. After the chia has germinated, the soil is watered with an aqueous solution of blended beneficial microbes and various strains of mycorrhizae fungi. I use a commercial blend known as Plant Success Soluble, obtainable through the internet from www.mycorrhizalonline.com. Mycorrhizae are long, thin threadlike filaments which attach and penetrate root cells of plants and extract sugars and other nutrients in order to sustain themselves. In a symbiotic relationship, the mycorrhizal filaments secrete enzymes that dissolve and leach from rock particles all the potassium, phosphorous and trace elements necessary for healthy plant growth and transport them back to the plants. Because the filaments are much smaller in diameter than plant roots, they can enter tiny nooks and crannies between rock particles to reach and recover trapped water which they then deliver to the plant. The fungi also bind small rock particles together with humic adhesives, thus allowing the soil to have room for movement of air and moisture.
Mycorrhizae increases the root mass of plants many fold and provides the following benefits:
- Water conservation.
- Nutrient availability.
-Tolerance to weather extremes.
- Improved soil structure.
- Nutrients retained at the root zone (no leaching of nutrients into rivers or lakes.
- Improved transplant survival.
A blend of various strains of mycorrhizae is necessary because some strains are better at water conservation, while others possess probiotic abilities, thus protecting plants from pathogens or are better at producing enzymes.
Beneficial aerobic bacteria are essential for the decomposition of organic matter and for the denitrification process which produces nitrates for plants. A healthy bacterial colony at the root zone of plants requires soil particles to be moist but not immersed in water.
After the chia plants are at least a foot high, I pull them up and chop the roots into ½ inch lengths and put them into a blender with a teaspoon of molasses and cover them with distilled water. They are blended for a few seconds until they are about 1/32 of an inch in length. Because the chia plants had previously been watered with the mycorrhizal and microbial blend, each tiny root piece is covered with the blend. The contents of the blender are then dug into the soil together with the chia plants, decomposed granite dust, sea salt, crushed hardwood charcoal and earthworms. Magnetite crystals in the soil create weak magnetic fields which enhance the population of beneficial microbes. The chia plants will rapidly decompose due to microbial action. The soil is now ready for planting. No digging is necessary from now on because the earthworms will turn over and aerate the soil. The charcoal provides a habitat for the microbes, thus preventing them from being eaten by the earthworms. A single application of granite dust and sea salt will be sufficient for several years and will provide all 92 natural mineral elements.
Earthworms:
It was a capital offense in ancient Egypt to willfully kill earthworms since it's not possible to maintain a good soil growing medium without them. Worms secrete a water insoluble mucous which lines their tunnels, thus preventing tunnel collapse during a rainstorm. Land with a healthy earthworm population will increase rainwater absorption by up to 1800%. The bodies of earthworms function as pistons in their burrows, thus expelling methane from the soil and drawing in air from the atmosphere behind them, thus enabling plant roots to directly absorb nitrogen from the air. Earthworms possess glands which excrete calcium and probiotics into the worm castings. A healthy earthworm population can turn over about 65 tons of soil per acre per year.
When earthworms ingest vegetation they chemically transform and enrich it before excreting it in the form of worm castings. Compared with the original vegetation, the worm castings contain:
5 times more Nitrogen.
1.5 times more Calcium.
3 times more Magnesium
7 times more Phosphate.
11 times more Potash 40 times more Humus.
The Lubricus variety of earthworm is preferable in gardens or grow beds since they make larger tunnels. I leave a few torn up veggie leaves on the grow bed surface for the worms to feed on at night. Wear gloves when handling worms since human skin is too acidic for the worms.
Terra preta:
Anthropologists claim that the Amazonian Indians practiced a primitive slash and burn agriculture. This is totally incorrect. Their very advanced horticultural system produced twice the yield of present day American farmers and supported millions of indigenous people prior to being decimated by disease brought by the Conquistadors. Foliar spraying with colloidal silver also will double the yield.
Their horticultural system, known as Terra preta, consisted of clearing the land and making charcoal (pyrolysis) at the lowest possible temperature from the cleared vegetation. This resulted in a charcoal whose pores were filled with aromatic oils. The Indians crushed the charcoal and terra cotta pottery and dug it into the soil. The terra cotta particles were paramagnetic (slightly magnetic) and served the same purpose as the magnetite in my fertilizer formulation, while the aromatic oils in the charcoal supplied nutrients for the microbes. I crush hardwood charcoal and place it in a bucket with dilute Concord grape juice and a small amount of beneficial microbes and mychorrhzae and leave it for two weeks in order for the microbes and mycorrhzae to proliferate prior to adding the mixture to the grow bed one time only. Terra preta blocks the formation of the more harmful volatile pollutants in the soil.
Garden pests:
All plants transmit a frequency specific to that variety, if the plant is deprived of necessary minerals, the frequency of the plant changes. Predatory insects possess antennae tuned to the frequency change made by the sick plant and will attack it since Nature only wants the survival of healthy plants. Predatory insects are your friends since they will signal by their presence that your soil requires adjustment. If this happens, simply add more decomposed granite and sea salt.
Tomatoes:
Surveys have revealed that tomatoes are the most popular plants grown by home gardeners. Most vegetable varieties are easy to grow. However, tomato culture is more complex since there are literally thousands of different varieties, many of whom require specific climates in order to grow successfully, e.g. large beefsteak varieties experience blossom drop if night temperature are too low, while pollen dies if the ambient temperature exceeds 105 degrees F.
Tomato cages:
Commercial tomato cages are a waste of money. Their conical shape restricts airflow to the plant and they are unstable in strong winds. I make tomato cages from a roll of 14 gauge, 4x2 inch wire mesh. The lower ends of four bamboo canes are pushed into the soil around the cage and secured to the cage with plastic ties. The resultant assembly is able to withstand strong windstorms. I wrap one layer of polyethylene film around the cage and leave it intact throughout the life of the tomato plant. During spring days when the days are warm but the night are cool, I pull the plastic film upwards so that the lower edge is two inches above the soil. This causes air made humid by the soil to be drawn upwards in the cage, thus providing evaporative cooling for the tomato plant. Conversely, air warmed by the soil during the day is drawn into the cage during cool spring nights, preventing beefsteak tomato plants from dropping their blossoms.
Tomato varieties:
The heirloom varieties listed below have been selected for their outstanding flavor, high productivity, disease resistance and compactness, e.g. a variety such as Yellow Pear not only has a bland flavor (as are most yellow varieties) but takes up too much space in a grow bed due to its large and sprawling nature. In addition, most early varieties are lacking in flavor. There are four pink Brandywines, but only the OTV variety is recommended. Most of the listed varieties are only commercially available as seed. The varieties listed are all open pollinated, indeterminate types (meaning that they continue bearing until frost).
Reisentraube: A most unique red cherry tomato from Germany, bearing clusters of 1 oz. 20-40 fruits. Introduced into Philadelphia in the mid 1800's, it was often used for making a sherry type wine. The fruit has intense flavor.
Opalka: This Polish mid-season 10 oz. variety is the most flavorful paste tomato (Roma is bland and prone to blossom end rot disease).
Akers West Virginia: One of several good heirlooms from West Virginia, a region well known for saving seed. Good for salads and paste. 10 oz.
Anna Russian: Many of the best heirloom tomatoes have originated in Russia, Siberia and the Balkans. It is an early mid-season 1lb. pink heirloom.
Box Car Willie: One of the easiest tomatoes to grow, it produces a prolific crop of 1lb. very juicy fruit. Excellent for market gardens due to its superior flavor and blemish free appearance.
CrnKovic: This Yugoslavian mid-season pink beefsteak is more prolific than most pink tomatoes. It has a very rich flavor. 1-2lb.
Cuostralee: A red beefsteak with an intense flavor and can weigh up to 3lb. Late mid-season from France. It's very prolific.
Dr. Carolyn: Named in honor of microbiologist Carolyn Male, who has grown some 1000 different heirloom tomato varieties, this 1oz. cherry tomato is one of the few yellow varieties that are not bland.
Dr. Wyche's Yellow: One of the only yellow beefsteaks with flavor. Mid-season. Dr. Wyche was an American who lived near a zoo and fertilized his garden with manure from the zoo.
Druzba: A very disease resistant Bulgarian red tomato. An easy to grow, midseason, very prolific 10 0z. tomato. One of the finest heirlooms.
German Head: Midseason, 10 oz. pink beefsteak. Very prolific.
Kellogg's Breakfast: A prolific mid-season producer of golden 1lb. beefsteaks with a superb flavor. Blossom end rot not known in this variety.
Stupice: An early season variety from the Czech Republic with 3oz. dark red fruit. Prolific with a beefsteak flavor. Blight resistant.
Wins All: A 1lb. mid-season pink beefsteak with a sweet flavor.
Omar's Lebanese: From Lebanon. A very disease tolerant and high yielding mid-season pink beefsteak weighing 3 to 4 lb. with outstanding flavor.
Zogola: Zogola and Omar's Lebanese are the aristocrats of the heirloom tomato world. A late mid-season 3lb. red beefsteak with superb flavor. It's unaffected by rain or drought.
Foliar feeding:
Plant leaves absorb nutrients through pores known as stomata. These open fully when subjected to a frequency of 5000 Hertz (cycles per second). This is the most predominant frequency found in bird song. Regular foliar spraying with dilute colloidal silver (5 parts per million) will usually double crop yield. The person that the media claimed had turned blue through ingesting colloidal silver was actually consuming silver chloride by mistake. I don't condone the use of narcotics, but it's worth noting that professional pot growers in Canada triple their crop yield by foliar spraying with a homeopathic version of monoatomic precious metals. This can be made by reacting pure sea salt with sodium hydroxide. The manufacturing method can be found by internet searching the word "Ormus."
Heirloom commercial seed suppliers:
Seed savers exchange (319) 382-5990
www.nicholsgardennursery.com.Nuclear fallout:
The enormous volume of radioactive particles blasted into the air as a result of the Japanese nuclear disaster has resulted in radioactive dust particles contaminating the upper atmosphere globally. Rainfall will deliver much of the radiation to the Earth's surface, thereby contamination the soil with radioactive Cesium. This previously occurred in the farming area surrounding the Chernobyl nuclear reactor after its disaster. In consequence, the Ukrainian government banned the sale of locally grown radioactive fruits and vegetables.. However, officials discovered that one farm produced crops free from radiation even though they were grown in soil contaminated with Cesium. Unlike the other farms in the vicinity which used artificial fertilizers, this farmer had planted a green manure crop, then dug it into the soil together with beneficial microbes and mycorrhezae. It was found that the resultant living biomass enabled the crops to selectively uptake beneficial nutrients, but selectively blocked the uptake of radioactive Cesium.
Conclusions:
For several years, astrophycisists have reported that a very large Brown Dwarf is approaching our solar system. Presumably this is the reason why several major nations and the Vatican have constructed observatories in Antarctica. Last year, NASA issued a public warning that the Brown Dwarf has entered our Solar System and may perturb the sun, causing Coronal Mass Ejections that might destroy national electrical grids. Such an event would put the world back to the horse and buggy era, implying that families would have to grow their own food or starve since commercial food production and distribution is heavily dependent upon electricity. A few weeks ago, NASA issued a statement that no Brown Dwarf is in the solar system, only a very small comet. NASA also has warned all its employees that they should adopt emergency preparedness measures against possible dangers of a celestial nature or political unrest. The denial by NASA of an approaching Brown Dwarf appears to be blatant disinformation since astronomers have been monitoring the approaching Brown Dwarf for years. Moreover, the enormous mass of these objects often entrain small comets or asteroids to their vicinity. Astrophysicists are currently very concerned over the fact that the Sun has begun to emit an unknown energy and the emission in April, 2011 of two Coronal Mass Ejections. It's not beyond the realm of reality that the present aberrant solar activity has been triggered by an approaching Brown Dwarf. When coupled with the fact that we are now in the grip of a mini ice age, it will behoove everyone to learn survival gardening. After all, the sun probably was shining when Noah built the Ark.
Aeroponics and aquaponics are two modern horticultural systems capable of high crop productivity. Both systems require mechanical pumps for nutrient circulation, so are not covered in this paper.
Brian Desborough, 7/3/2011.