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		<title>Food Security for the World</title>
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		<title>Humus Generation Revealed</title>
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		<title>Zero Budget Farming A Case Study</title>
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		<title>Bio Availiability</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[After my six, seven years research work, I found only desi cow dung will give the answer. Because I have found in one gram of desi cow dung you will get minimum 300 crore. 300 crore means 3000 milion beneficial effective microorganisms. Up to 500 crore. That means 5000 million beneficial effective microbes. This is [...]]]></description>
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<p>After my six, seven years research work, I found only desi cow dung will give the answer. Because I have found in one gram of desi cow dung you will get minimum 300 crore.  300 crore means 3000 milion beneficial effective microorganisms.  Up to 500 crore. That means 5000 million beneficial effective microbes.  This is the tremendous strength of the microorganisms.  And all the microorganisms are beneficial organisms which are responsible in the conversion process of nonavailable to available form. So I thought only ultimate is desi cow dung.  But what will be the quantity?  Because I was seeing that truck and truck load – tractor load of FYM they were purchasing farmers from villages they were utilizing in the farms for one crop eighteen cartloads  …one cow…it is not possible for common man, common farmer because he has no capacity to purchase<br />
So what will be the minimum input but production not reduce? I started my research work.  I have taken one acre land and, in my estimates, one thousand kilo of cow dung &#8211; desi cow dung. Second part: 900  kg, third part: 800 kg, fourth part: 700 kg, another part: 600, 500 kg, 400 kg, 300 kg, 250kg, 200 kg 180, 160, 140, 130, 100 kg, 90, 80, 70 kg, 60 kg, 50 kg, 40, 30, 20, 9-1 kg and everywhere I repeated it. The quantity I changed the quantities and taken estimates    …. After eight years of research work, I found there is no need of truck load of FYM or cow dung manure.  no need no need even thousand kg of the dung.  No 900 kg no 800 no 600 kg 500 kg no even 100 no 50 kg no 40 kg no 30 kg no 20 kg. One need 10 kg cow dung for one acre once a month because I have taken variable quantities eight years on every crop there was a big research and there was tremendous table work. I expended my Eighteen hours in a day I spent 24 hours and Ultimately I found that no necessity of any inputs externally. Only maybe irrigated land maybe non irrigated land.</p>
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		<title>Dangers in Organic Farming</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Transcription Interview of Subhash Palekar There is another alternative given to farmers, that is organic farming. Now you will get that organic farming is a big movement in the world, but I want all you to know that how much dangerous is chemical farming more dangerous is organic farming. How much poisonous is chemical farming [...]]]></description>
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<p>Transcription<br />
Interview of Subhash Palekar<br />
There is another alternative given to farmers, that is organic farming.<br />
Now you will get that organic farming is a big movement in the world,<br />
but I want all you to know that how much dangerous is chemical farming<br />
more dangerous is organic farming. How much poisonous is chemical<br />
farming more poisonous is organic farming. How much exploitative is<br />
chemical farming, more exploitative is organic farming. You will say that<br />
how is that possible? We are hearing organic farming is the best and<br />
you are saying saying organic is more dangerous than chemical. Yes,<br />
when I say that organic farming is more dangerous than chemical farming<br />
it is my commitment to prove it scientifically. We will verify how it is<br />
dangerous.</p>
<p>That exploitative system throughout the world who want to exploit the<br />
economy of the rural and urban area and to increase their wealth, they<br />
have given these two techniques, 1. chemical farming and 2. organic farming.<br />
The aim behind these techniques is to not create humus in the soil, because<br />
humus is the backbone of the soil. The reserve bank bank of the soil.<br />
Every plant take nutrients from the humus from the soil. That means humus<br />
is the foodstuff of the plants. When the humus is created all the nutrients<br />
are made available to the plants and thus farmers will not commit to purchase<br />
any inputs from the market. They want farmers to commit to purchase every<br />
input from the market. Because when farmers come to the city to purchase<br />
seeds, chemical and organic fertilizers, insecticides, tractor, ultimately, the<br />
money from the villages will go to the city, the money will not remain in the<br />
city, only commission it the city. The money will go to the producing<br />
multinational companies. That means outside the country, that means foreign<br />
country. This is the financial damage. They want to exploit rural economy.<br />
And for that purpose they suggest two techniques, chemical farming and organic<br />
farming, so that humus will not be created in the soil. When humus is not<br />
created in the soil, ultimately farmers will commit to purchase inputs from the<br />
market and ultimately the financial benefit will go to the multinational companies<br />
towards that exploratory system. This is the conspiracy.</p>
<p>I have just explained that humus is the backbone of the soil. The great philosopher<br />
Socrates said that humus is the heart of the soil. It is correct. When any root of<br />
any plant takes the nutrient from the soil through the humus, that means humus is<br />
the foodstuff of the root. If less humus is existed in the soil our soil will be less<br />
fertile, if maximum humus existed i the soil the more fertile will be the soil. That<br />
means fertility of the soil means humus and live microorganism count in the soil.<br />
It is a straight equation, fertility is called humus content in the soil and micro-bio<br />
availability in the soil. This humus is created by decomposition process. It must be<br />
done by decomposition process on the surface of the soil.</p>
<p>Now decomposition, humus is created by the decomposition of straw. What is straw?<br />
I will define. Dead body of any living being is straw. The leaves fallen is straw, dead<br />
body of bird-straw, dead body of the plant- straw, dead body of insect-straw,dead<br />
body of human being-straw every living being’s dead body – straw. That means the<br />
waste of the agriculture, the biomass. The biomass is used for mulching on the<br />
surface of the soil for the creation of humus. It is not to be burned or to be feed to<br />
Eisenia fetida to prepare vermicompost which is the prior input of organic farming.<br />
But what has happened is that this humus is created by decomposition by the straw<br />
by microorganism. That means that two inputs are needed for humus creation Number<br />
one Straw materiel (agricultural waste or bio mass) and second, the culture for micro<br />
organisms. The best culture for the microorganism is desi cow dung or bos indicus cow<br />
dung. In 1 grams of you get more than 300 crore (3 billion) benefical microorganism.<br />
That means that desi cow dung is the best culture of the microorganism. That means<br />
for humus creation we want two inputs, straw inputs (agricultural waste, biomass),<br />
second desi cow dung, or it may be possible in Araibian countries camel dung. I have<br />
verified camel dung is also good.<br />
That means at any cost we are not going to burn the straw, we are not going to feed<br />
the straw to Eisenia fetida to prepare organic vermicompost which the prior input of<br />
organic farming. At any cost we are not going to destroy desi cow dung. we are not<br />
to utilize desi cow dung for non agricultural purposes, we are not going to fee desi cow<br />
dung to aseono fitida for vermi compost.</p>
<p>In chemical farming agriculture universities suggested to the farmers to destroy the straw.<br />
they have given the name clean farming. Because they do not want to creat humus. When<br />
straw will be destroyed humus will not be created in the soil, and when humus will not created<br />
in the soil nutrients will not get to the roots, and when nutrients will not get to the<br />
availiaveroots becasue of the lavck to humus in the sol ultimately the farmers will commit to<br />
purchase urea, s. phosphate, pottasioam sulfate from the market and again the money will<br />
go from the villages to the city to the multinational companies and again there will be financial<br />
erosion. This is the conspiracy.</p>
<p>And again, to destroy the Desi cow dung they have sent Bos Taurus , what is called Jersey<br />
Holstein. Jersey Holstein is not a cow, because it does not have a hump. No characteristic<br />
of the Desi cow dung exists in the Jersey Holsteins. I am writing now book, new English book<br />
400 pages on only indigenous Indian cows. In there am writing what the difference between<br />
Indian cows and foriegn cows, Bos Indicus and Bos Taurus. How Jersey Holstein is not a cow<br />
it is a different animal. I will verify in that book, but because the lack of the time I will verify<br />
there not here. They introduced jersey Holstein to destroy Desi cow dung. In jersey Holstein<br />
only 70 lakh (7 million) microorganism are in the jersey Holstein and most of them are pathogenic<br />
bacteria harmful bacteria. I have tried both cow dungs Desi and Jersey Holstein cow dung and<br />
urine and i found there is no result by Jersy Holstein And if it is the truth why are we going to<br />
purchase Jersy Holstein.</p>
<p>Stay tuned for more on the subject….</p>
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		<title>Soil Fertility</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Sep 2010 04:30:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Sustainable Practices</title>
		<link>http://www.12forests.org/2010/09/9/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 24 Sep 2010 04:29:41 +0000</pubDate>
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