Brian Blessed. He would look great on the money and would great for the kings speech.

You will love it. Its a shame he has passed on as he would have been a great guest for you and @Daniel Prince . His work ties in with other people too e.g Kruse, Steiner, Kempf, Yannick Van Dorne .. The only thing I have found where he was wrong so far is how the sun functions but as that was the consensus at the time I think I can let him off for not knowing its plasma based. If the microbes (and even rocks etc) are like the antennas of the mesh network he's talking a lot about the communications between them and at higher levels insects themselves.

It all seems a bit far fetched at first but if PNSB like R.Palustris feed off infrared, Aspergillus Niger feeds off wifi (a study that seems to mysteriously hard to find now!) , Dark Septate endophytes interact with cosmic rays. I think its all things that more exploration or putting together personally. I would assume certain bacilli could interact with certain parts of the UV part of the spectrum as bacillus subtilis is remarkably resistant to sun exposure among other things.

Yeah, that 'exploring the spectrum' and 'tuning in to nature' (which to be honest i haven't much of yet) are fascinating.

Good list, give some Philip S. Callahan books a go. They will make you think quite differently in terms of pests and diseases too.

I know you are, but the problem here is people watch something like cowspiracy and think it applies to here because we speak the same language. Thankfully standards here are pretty good because the farms are much smaller and there are not so many large feedlot operations.

Sure most ones but I reckon that guy is in Yorkshire, so he is likely clay on lime and it notorious for rain and the grass grows most of the year. So you are down to hay or sileage for winter which he can harvest elsewhere on the farm if he is stocking well. Likely he has salt inputs and fencing I suppose but not much else.

I have the unfortunate tendency to be into be nerdy things without the skill or talent to achieve it lol

💖 I remember I went to the pub instead of working of the monumental faff of it.. 🤦‍♂️

Glad you had a good 23rd Birthday today 😉

Exactly, using the microscope and looking at the biodynamic cow manure prep I have never seen so many testate amebae in one sample!
When you think of Dr Elaine what would the benefit be from tillage and oxidised soil, apart from the very immediate short term?

This is what happens when there is no understanding of nuance and they copy and paste narratives from a documentary they saw online from another country and a frankly terrible farming system.

That really looks like Britain (thought it could equally apply to Ireland) and guess why collectively we have lots of cows some of the oldest breeds in the world. It's almost as if we have worked out a system better than growing crops, who would have thought it!

That's clearly @Cahlen 😁