Kokopelli: News from February 2009 - Seminar by Tom Wagner News February 2009 - Seminar Tom Wagner
on 22/23 September 2009
We offer a first 2-day seminar, hosted by Tom Wagner
on the themes of the breeding of tomatoes and potatoes, their selection (according to various criteria of taste, color, etc.) on their "resistance" (disease, drought, etc.).
This seminar will take place on 22/23 September 2009 at the National Conservatory Garden Tomato Gardener Prince Louis Albert de Broglie, in Castle Bourdaisière in Montlouis, near Tours.
The cost of this seminar is 80 euros (without meals and hostingplans).
Reservations, with payment of a deposit can be made online at the site of Kokopelli
. Tom Wagner will be in Europe for four weeks and we are trying to organize other seminars or conferences in France and Europe. The timing of these events will be featured on our site throughout its development.
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Rabies in the heart, love to the soul
A ticket mood Dominique Guillet, presented on the site Liberterre, conscientiously objecting to the incessant utterance, for everyone who claim to control Western countries or in the process of Westernization, the deadly triad "New World Order." In view of a forthcoming publication, we welcome any interesting information, not available on the net, for the abomination that is the Codex Alimentarius.
A ticket mood Dominique Guillet, featured on the site Liberterre , conscientiously objecting to the incessant utterance by those who claim to be in control of Western countries or process of Westernization, the triad of death "New World Order."
a view to a forthcoming publication, we gladly welcome any interesting information, not available on the net, for the abomination that is the Codex Alimentarius.
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Leaves, genes and greenhouse gas emissions
Dominique Guillet presents his translation of a text David Beerling extract the second chapter of his book "The Emerald Planet".
In this chapter, the author explains that trees and plants had to wait 40 million years before they grow leaves, due to the excessively high carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (the about 15 times more atmospheric carbon dioxide than what prevails today).
It is very difficult for the human imagination to visualize a world made of plant stems strictly devoid of leaves, a fact that would have persisted for tens of millions of years.
The author also discusses the decline of leaf pores over the rise of carbon dioxide since the beginning of the industrial revolution.
This interesting text highlights the intimate relationship between climate and the plant world. However, it leaves the whole debate raging: can we really speak of "global warming" or should we talk about a "climate disruption" globally and across our lives?
It is true that one can not but be vigilant against the specter of global warming wielded by the very people who advocate a New World Order, a slightly altered version of the Old World Order, that of cartels of finance, pharmaceuticals, agro-chemicals, agro-food ...
Even those who refused, moreover, faced with the rise of carbon dioxide, recycle agriculture to organic, stop all deforestation, greatly limiting consumption of meat, all factors that, besides the fact that they drastically reduce the CO2 in the atmosphere, would contribute to halting desertification and erosion processes on this beautiful planet.
Indeed, what happens now in Australia is probably less the result of climatic upheaval ( this country has suffered from recurring cycles of drought ruthless, and listed since 1829) than a century and a half of farming and intensive farming.
Australia is probably the first country called "West" to be completely ruined by the process of salinization and desertification: some land Australians salt concentrations three times higher than the ocean.
And for those who are interested in the roots of the Old World Order, we recommend reading two basic texts of Paul Shepard, a U.S. pioneer of the Ecology:
The best way to fight against multinationals, is to do without, for home gardening, agro-ecological practices and empowerment seed .
Memberships
These three dynamics of accession that we propose for 2009: Support to 20 euros to 60 euros and active benefactor to 150 euros. Part of the membership money is devoted to the development of our dynamic in the Third World: seed production data to the peasants, organizing training in seed production, establishment of seed banks, support for the creation Networking seed farmers.
Kokopelli Association was founded in 1999.
It included:
- in 2004: 1260 clearers in 2005: 2729 clearers in 2006: 4289 members
In September 2007, are 4390 members who are current with their dues.
- 6059 Members October 31, 2008
Each year there are between 300 and 400 people who sent us the seeds produced in their home garden bound for solidarity internationale.Un big thank you for your support.
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