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Moving Malaysia

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Moving Malaysia

I recently spent a week consulting and lecturing in Malaysia on behalf of our new distributors in that region, a company called PanelTek. Michael Cheong, the CEO of this company, is a fine example of why retirement is such a ridiculous concept if you are passionate in what you do.

Success on Norfolk Island

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Success on Norfolk Island

We recently completed our first four-day Certificate course on Norfolk Island and we hope that it will become an annual event. Norfolk is becoming a showpiece for biological agriculture, so the fifth day, where we build in a field trip to see the priciples in practice, was really something special.

7 Reasons To Purchase a Soil pH Meter

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7 Reasons To Purchase a Soil pH Meter

1. Soil pH has a major impact upon nutrient availability. The ideal pH is 6.4 and any substantial variation from this figure spells less nutrition for your crop or garden. 2. The pH reading on your soil test reflects an average of the area tested. A user-friendly device like

$Ten Reasons to Own A Refractometer$

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Ten Reasons to Own A Refractometer

A refractometer is an invaluable pocket tool that measures dissolved solids in plant sap. Leaf tissue is balled up and rolled between the hands until green pigment is released. It is then placed inside the well of a garlic crusher and juice (plant sap) is expressed. A few drops of

The Bugs That Can Save The World

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The Bugs That Can Save The World

I have been researching a new presentation for my Radiance Health Festival between Christmas and New Year. It is called “Healthy Soils, Hardy People, Happy Planet” and it covers the inextricable intertwining of our food producing soils, personal health, community health and the environment. There is, of course, a heavy