Resources and Links

TOPICS

GENERAL RESOURCE LINKS
PARAMAGNETISM
WATER
SOIL
VOLCANOES

GENERAL RESOURCE LINKS

Remineralize the Earth web site

Gaia College

Rocks for Crops

Weyerhaeuser Forest Products International

Weyerhaeuser News Release: Mount St. Helens Tree Growth Project 

Acres USA

ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service

Certified Organic Associations of B.C. Canada

The David Suzuki Foundation

PARAMAGNETISM

Notes on Paramagnetic Rock Dusts & Mineral Fines

Paramagnetism: Recovering Nature’s Secret Force of Growth - Acres U.S.A. 1995

Paramagnetism: Rediscovering Nature's Secret Force of Growth (Paperback) by Philip S. Callahan

Phil Callahan: The Guru of Paramagnetism

Paramagnetism – The Missing Link in High Production Fertility

Paramagnetic Effect on Plant Growth – Acres USA September 2000

Paramagnetism and Energies

Learning Centre for Paramagnetism

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WATER 

Magnetised Water: Universal source of Health
by Hans Larsen, M.Sc., Ch.E.
 

SOIL

Rock Dusts in Agriculture: Insights on Remineralization and Paramagnetism

What is Remineralization?

Soil Remineralisation: The Theory

Soil Remineralisation: The Research

Remineralize the Earth by Joanna Campe

Rock Dust Application: Vineyard in Solano County, California 

ORMUS and Paramagnetic Soils by Barry Carter

VOLCANOES

The Plus Side of Volcanoes - Fertile Soils

Benefits of Volcanoes

Soils from Volcanoes

Lava Rock for Fertility

The Lava Connection

The Plus Side of Volcanoes – Geothermal Energy

National Geographic Magazine

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“Paramagnetism” is the alignment of a force field in one direction by a substance in a magnetic field. The effect of this “Paramagnetic” directional alignment is to facilitate a plant’s access to nutrients and the transport of minerals through its root system. This leads to faster growth (even at the germination stage), deeper more efficient roots, and a higher plant yield. Paramagnetism is a basic property of volcanic matter at the molecular level and is scientifically quantifiable in CGS units.