Jenna Shaputis and Brien Bennett
History of Terra Preta
Biochar & Organic Gardening
What is Biochar and why and how do we use it to juice up our vegetables.
The material has a great deal of value as it sucks up toxins from land and water
Thee are 55 uses for BioChar and as such is a valuable commodity
There are weather manipulators and Biochar can be used to thrive during these times
Biochar is calcified carbon and keeps nutrients and moisture in the soil
The recommend we watch “The secret of Terra Preta” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Os-ujelkgw&t=599s
And how this technology is used in the Amazon and the Secret of Eldorado
Less water is needed when charcoal is used as a medium to have a place for the roots to hang onto
This process can bring more minerals into the vegetables by adding urine, sea minerals and azomate, green sand,
Urine is loaded with all sorts goodies that inoculates the BioChar for all kinds of benefits for soil an vegetables.
One can use a refractometer to prove and quantify quality in the vegetables.
What is the Communitarianism nightmare that is currently in vogue
Brien explains what Communitarianism form of global governance is where the world is going and RFK Jr. is promoting this
One World Government is where this movement is driving toward.
There’s some really spooky stuff going on with influencing Presidents for crony capitalism
'Jenna Shaputis and Brien Bennett | The History of Biochar and It’s Amazing Benefits in Gardening | May 29, 2023' has 1 comment
June 1, 2023 @ 8:38 pm Eric
When I make my charcoal, AKA biochar for soil conditioning, not water filtration. I keep in mind the burn density value is important… When my coals are just right, generally when 20% of my original fire pieces are 20% Ash and 80% reddish/orange/ white fired coal…
I extinguish them into a vat of rainwater that I have predisolved what I want in there…. One good solution I use, a whole day’s worth of heavy eating and drinking of healthy things… Saving all the liquids from the hose end, wink wink, Shilajit, sea salt, a forms of nitrogen potassium and phosphorus and I take the 20% wood ash and use that for potash makes a gooden.