Natural Farming
Eunha Lee (지은이), Rei Yoon (지은이), Drake Weinert (지은이), Richard Noonan (지은이), Luz Antiza Denuyo (지은이)
(도서출판)땅과 얼·2019-10-17
- 368쪽
- 150×213mm
- 기술과학
- KDC 523.77
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SARM Natural Farming is composed of methods that are organic and regenerative, yet easy for poor people to follow. It is near zero-cost yet yields fantastic results, thus improving farmers' sovereignty.This book introduces for the first time how indigenous-wild-composite microbes collected from leaf mold “complete the cycle” and go back to the soil through the six stages. Lacto-fermenting of feed increases storability and nutrient value. Human manure in the modern system is treated as a pollutant but our safe, easy, and effective way of composting it will be useful in many settings. Lacto-fermenting of urine is a novel method. Ramial wood chips is a fantastic soil building method developed in France but not yet widely known in the English-speaking world. Bokashi turns food waste into the best soil enhancer. Fermentation that is enhanced through seven stages using Filipino indigenous earthworm casting shows the creativity of Natural Farmers. TLUD (top-lit updraft) stove is not as well-known as rocket stove but it's a savior technology for deforested and deprived regions because you get fire and biochar (not ash) at the same time. The book explains extracting plants, herbs, fish, bones, and eggshells with sugar or vinegar. Homemade insect and anti-fungal spray can reduce cost significantly. You concoct plant brew, liquefied sulfur, and pure soap. goes into using these inputs for growing plants especially with easily-explained nutritive cycle. Anaerobic inputs made with starch or other organic matter are super-easy and cost nothing. Urban container gardening is a promising method that utilizes wasted packages and turns them into resources in the space limits of the city. is focused on maximizing animals’ potential where each aspect of housing, bedding, feeds, and microbial aspects are overviewed. Grass is the ultimate soil transformer. We've delved into synergistic ways of existing with them. Natural fish farming is truly innovative in that you give no feed at all. Insects are the resource of the future. We've inserted short intro to maggots, mosquito larvae, mealworms and superworms.Authors all come from different backgrounds and places around the world. Yet they are united in their goal, their heart. Due to generous sharing of their knowledge, this book has condensed so much knowledges that can be written out in many separate books. SARM Society will continue to upgrade this book.
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Congratulatory MessagesTeaching how to fish rather than giving fish (Antonio J. Ledesma, SJ DD) 6Memory of furrow farming and natural farming (Popchin) 9Self-reliance through Natural Farming (Pastor Yejay Lim) 13By building soil, we build humans and communities (Chris Dernay) 15Bad food is the cause of sickness (Hoon Park) 16Building an economic model through Natural Farming in Asia and Africa (Kyongju Choi) 18Healthy food comes from healthy soil (Hongrim Choi) 20Soil is dying, people are getting sick (Duhwan Kim) 22Fermentation is love (Changhyeon Lee) 24Knowledge has to be affordable, easy to learn and spread (Changhyeon Lee) 27PrefaceA farming that learns from Nature (Eunha Lee) 30About the book 361 Bosom of NatureLife and soil 45Learning from Nature 49Meaning and mission of SARM Natural Farming 51A criticism of conventional agriculture 53Industrial Revolution, Green Revolution, Gene Revolution 53Fertilizer and pesticide go together 55Machines, tillage, soil compaction 57A criticism of organic farming: inequality, low-quality, contamination 58Environment-agriculture-poverty are one problem 60Soil-food-poop cycle 632 Making Inputs(1) Soil-building microorganisms 66Indigenous-wild-composite microorganisms 66Soil Cycle Microorganisms 70Soil Cycle Microbe 1 (Seed) 70Soil Cycle Microbe 2 (Propagated) 80Soil Cycle Microbe 3 (Activated) 82Liquefied SCM 87Table of ContentsSoil Cycle Microbe 4 (Feed) 88Making silage 88Mixing animal feed (Manure) 89Soil Cycle Microbe 5 (Manure) 95Soil Cycle Microbe 6 (Compost) 98Human manure compost 100Powder lactobacillus 102Soil building with Bokashi 105Fermented clay 106Bioceramic 108Combining Bioceramic and Fermented clay 109Clay microbial solution 109Bokashi Bran 111Fermenting using Bokashi bran 111Soil building with Ramial Chipped Wood (RCW) 116Soil building through Tree Mulch 119Ganda Microorganism Solidification(GMS) 123GMS1 or Liquefied GMS (Philippines native earthworm casting, rice) 123GMS2 (Rice bran) 129GMS3 (Animal manure) 130GMS4 (Forest soil) 131GMS5 (Carbonized rice hull) 132GMS6 (Vermicast) 133GMS7 (Guano, bat manure) 135Starch bubble tea (microbial solution) 139Biochar and TLUD 145Leaves (dry leaves and leaf mold) 149(2) Vital biostimulantsPureKNF Solutions & Recipes 152PureFood Recipe 156PureCleanser Recipe 164PureMedicine Recipe 166PureStructure Recipe 171PureFuel Recipe 174PureReproduction Recipe 176PureMinerals Recipe 178PurePolice Recipe 183Important Concepts 186SARM fermented urine 189Aged anaerobic tea 191Animal protein 194(3) Crop protectionPlant brew 197Liquid soap (Surfactant) 201Liquefied sulfur 2053 Growing PlantsFormulas & Application 210The Maintenance Formula 211The Soil Management Formulas 213Plant Growth Formulas 215Using anaerobes 218Using natural insecticide and fungicide 220Protocol for hot peppers 228Urban container gardening 2304 Raising AnimalsKindness toward animals 237Sunlight and air in the house 241Bedding as a fermenter, purifier, and defense barrier 243What to feed and how 247Bringing out the potential 251Grow plants and animals together 254Grass starts life, heals the soil 259Zero-feed Ganda natural fish farming 264High-efficiency insect farming 2805 Building HopeMy life as a Missionary and Natural Farming (Eunha Lee) 284Sustainable food production (Seung Suk Lee) 292Natural Farming as if people mattered (Richard Noonan) 312Farming for nature, of nature, by nature (Youngkoo Lim) 317Natural Farming Way to Community Development and Empowerment (Luz Antiza Denuyo) 325PureKNF Principles (Drake Weinert) 340The farming we need (Rei Yoon) 351
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