Great chapter. I was just wondering how Shilajit and Fulvic/humic acid supplements fit in and boom... here it is! Suggestion: I bought a "travel" size Themarox from a different company (and felt very disloyal whilst doing so). But I needed to shell out a smaller amount of money to prove to myself that it did indeed do what you said it would. Filtering / flocculation apparent and water smells like it just came over a waterfall. Perhaps you might consider seeking 2 oz trial/ travel sizes as well.
This was a great chapter for me. In the business of bioremediation and much lesser discussed; mineral remediation- of poisoned soils and water sources, or simply the depleted farms capes dominating the footprints of modern agriculture . It's often difficult to offer affordable broad acre remedies to many clients, who overwhelmingly call in crisis mode , rather than with prevention in mind.
Deep soil and watershed repair can be costly if replacement of missing factors is evident. This step often requires careful observation , not necessarily lab generated values .
Plants and animals are always displaying messages of their well being or distress , we often fail to see it and act in a timely manner.
Diverse cover cropping, generously nourished with as many perceived missing minerals and beneficial elements, as if it IS the primary cash crop is not widely embraced. For many farmers, cover cropping is often seen as a cash flow loss. Yet once the soil's skin is intact with vegetation, the return on investment slow as it may seem, provides deep rewards.
It has been said : There is a pecking order in soil systems :
First feed the soil micro and macro biota a broad buffet.
Plants eat second ,
Livestock and eventually humanity eats last .. IF we have done a good job of setting the table with a light foot print to avoid compaction and collapse of soil structure.
Thus promoting deep soil respiration , often found to be the limiting factor on so many farms when fertilizers , "recreational tillage" and institutional / salesman style advice fails to achieve lasting results.
Apologies for the mouthful. Much bubbles up in this topic. Notes from field observations .
Great chapter. I was just wondering how Shilajit and Fulvic/humic acid supplements fit in and boom... here it is! Suggestion: I bought a "travel" size Themarox from a different company (and felt very disloyal whilst doing so). But I needed to shell out a smaller amount of money to prove to myself that it did indeed do what you said it would. Filtering / flocculation apparent and water smells like it just came over a waterfall. Perhaps you might consider seeking 2 oz trial/ travel sizes as well.
I'm so glad you included this chapter. I was wondering about the other sources of minerals like humic/fulvic and where they fit in with Themarox.
This was a great chapter for me. In the business of bioremediation and much lesser discussed; mineral remediation- of poisoned soils and water sources, or simply the depleted farms capes dominating the footprints of modern agriculture . It's often difficult to offer affordable broad acre remedies to many clients, who overwhelmingly call in crisis mode , rather than with prevention in mind.
Deep soil and watershed repair can be costly if replacement of missing factors is evident. This step often requires careful observation , not necessarily lab generated values .
Plants and animals are always displaying messages of their well being or distress , we often fail to see it and act in a timely manner.
Diverse cover cropping, generously nourished with as many perceived missing minerals and beneficial elements, as if it IS the primary cash crop is not widely embraced. For many farmers, cover cropping is often seen as a cash flow loss. Yet once the soil's skin is intact with vegetation, the return on investment slow as it may seem, provides deep rewards.
It has been said : There is a pecking order in soil systems :
First feed the soil micro and macro biota a broad buffet.
Plants eat second ,
Livestock and eventually humanity eats last .. IF we have done a good job of setting the table with a light foot print to avoid compaction and collapse of soil structure.
Thus promoting deep soil respiration , often found to be the limiting factor on so many farms when fertilizers , "recreational tillage" and institutional / salesman style advice fails to achieve lasting results.
Apologies for the mouthful. Much bubbles up in this topic. Notes from field observations .
Mark F
https://menerals.com/pages/3rd-party-testing-heavy-metals-toxins
What is your take on this?