Agroregeneration: The need for insects in our world!

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Healing land through the use of ecological farming methods

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

The need for insects in our world!

The truth on bugs and why they are so important to the survival of the human species!

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Agroregeneration: Agroregeneration offers consultation in the use of agriculture to heal land, stop erosion, restore ecology, build soil, and create abundance. We intend to change the entire paradigm of land use both in the urban and rural setting. Most of our prime agricultural land is severely depleted and nothing more than a sponge for chemicals. Despite what you may have been told food security is the most pressing issue of our time. With 10 or more calories of fossil fuel energy going into every calorie of food, the current food model is not sustainable. Meanwhile, our energy situation deteriorates by the day. Food prices are already on the rise. The local food movement is great but what is more local your own home? We will never achieve the security and self reliance we seek until we take RESPONSIBILITY for our needs. All the material and energy needed moves through your property every day. We offer consulting for the novice on earthworks, orchards, water harvesting and usage, aquaculture systems, small scale urban livestock, soil building methods, insect cultures, intercropping, and much more.

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