A’ cleachdadh cumhachd na crèadha le Seumas C. Silverthorne

Tha an t-artaigil seo air ath-chlò-bhualadh bho ACRES USA , Gearran 2016 • Leabh. 46, Àir. 2. Tha e a’ toirt cunntas air slànachadh lotan beathach tuathanais agus, air leth, àrdachadh ann am fàs feòir ionaltraidh. Tha e coltach gun tàinig an dà shoirbheachadh ris nach robh dùil bho dùmhlachdan de bhiònan a bha an làthair anns an dà àidseant làimhseachaidh de choimeasgaidhean mèinnearach teasachaidh. Faodar Ullachaidhean Bith-dhinimigeach fhaicinn cuideachd mar stuthan (gun teas) àrd-bhith-eòlasach, sònraichte airson cleachdadh sònraichte, mar a chomharraich R. Steiner.

A’ cleachdadh cumhachd na crèadha (pdf) le Seumas C. Silverthorne

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What are the main topics discussed in the article?

The article discusses wound healing in farm animals and pasture grass growth using clay.
Who is the author of the article?

The article is authored by James C. Silverthorne.
What are biodynamic preparations?

Biodynamic preparations are nonheated bionous materials for specific agricultural uses.
When was the article published?

The article was published in February 2016 in ACRES USA.

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