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Hare Krsna Samba prabhu,

I have got a connection once again, but I will now only be able to

contribute on what I consider to be the most important issues on this

conference - Agriculture and the Environment.

 

from Samba:

 

>The

>foolish government is also engaged in exporting cow dung under the pressure

>from the foreign nations.

 

>According to one of the notification of the Ministry of Agriculture

>12,95,80,000 hectare land has become barren and to restore this land only

>cow dung is the remedy.

 

As previously discussed we can increase the output of any cow or bull by

eightfold.....through proper composting techniques. The benefit of this

dilution is not only increased quantity. It is increased quality. The

manurial value of Indore compost is at least three times that of ordinary

cow dung...When one considers the effects of food grown on this material as

was discovered and recorded later I.E. in the Living Soil, by Lady Eve

Balfour one realises this is in fact an understatement.

Cow dung is like acid in that it is more effective when it is diluted.

 

"If the dung is left where it is dropped ..the rains drive concentrated

liquid manure into the soil and cause rank growth which even a starving

animal hesitates to eat." (Newman Turner)

 

from the Lost Science of Organic Cultivation page104

"There is no more soil in India with which to feed the growing population"

(Friend Sykes, 1950)

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