new projects

Getting all kinds of things in order.  My new baby just arrived.  He's eating like a little champ.  He sure poops a lot though, and he's grumpier then an old coal miner without any chewin' tabacky.

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So, one of the things I'm trying to get done is to organize my online projects:

• Composting information - Bokashi composting techniques and information
• Bio-Ag - Agricultural and waste management
• Plants and gardening - Articles about plants and gardening techniques
• Healthy eating / Lifestyle - Exercise, healthy diet, recipes, motivation
• Parenting / Children - Parenting, child development, nutrition, recipes, relationships
• Good books - Excellent things to read
• Machine Maintenance - All things related to machines, their design, maintenance and control
• Art and Music - Artistic endeavors by me
• Moringa Oleifera - The coolest plant ever
• Goji Berry - Another really awesome plant
• Agricultural Research - Information sources and research into various parts of the agricultural industry

That's pretty much everything.  I'm not naturally a super-organized kind of person, but having a family really puts pressure on you to get things sorted out, or let go of stuff.  It's just so chaotic sometimes.  I haven't had a chance to take a shower in ages.  I smell pretty ripe, but my wife is getting some rest and the baby is being grumpy right now, probably because his momma isn't available.

He's so cute and he smells so yummy (new baby smell), but he likes his mommy and he only barely tolerates me.  Maybe it's all because I'm always sniffing him and munching on his little fingers.

Things still to do:

• Sort out domains
• Remove / rewrite junk
• rough out articles
• register with aff.

Biologically active fertilizer

My experiments with anaerobic composting have led me to develop a liquid fertilizer with dramatic results.  Crops that are grown using this formula are strong and healthy.  Fruit that is produced using our methods are often larger and sweeter with a more pronounced flavor profile then fruits which are grown in soil without biological monitoring and control.

Soil bacteria and other beneficial microorganisms are a part of a complex process which was designed by nature to provide the roots of the plants with the chemical compounds which they require to generate healthy growth. 

For example, there are fungi in the soil which are capable of increasing the effective surface area of your plants roots by a multiple of 40. 

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