Stephen Barrow wrote: >Please take a look at the following web sites for explanations of EM: > >www.emtech.org , www.emtrading.com , www.agriton.nl >there is info also at www.attra.org , >http://www.nationalwatercenter.org/natfarm.htm ,
The National Water Center is a small ecological center with a web page on Zen + Vibrational + Bioregional aspects of water, located in nearby Eureka Springs. The article it hosts on NF & EM is an old version. The current version in located on my home page, Rhizosphere II: Nature Farming and Effective Microorganisms http://ncatark.uark.edu/~steved/Nature-Farm-EM.html In the U.S., Sustainable Community Development, LLC operating in Kansas City, MO and Columbia, MO is the distributor for EM, which you can access through it's web page @ EMtrading.com Sustainable Community Development, LLC / EMtrading.com PO Box 14278 Shawnee Mission, KS 66285-4278 913-541-9299 913-541-0380 Fax [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.emtrading.com Interesting properties of EM: 1.microbial 2.anti-oxidant 3.magnetic resonance The magnetic resonance can be understood as a bioenergy field emanating from the core microbial cluster of lactic acid bacteria, photosynthetic bacteria, and yeasts, as well as the associated microbes. It dovetails with BD theory and Microvita theory in that vital life force is especially abundant where organic farming is practiced, and therefore humus management is practiced, and therefore multitudes of beginning life forms are "juking and jiving." EM ceramics -- which you will notice at Emtrading -- have EM embedded into the cermaic structure. People are wearing EM ceramic pendants and bracelets for the EM bioenergy field as well as its anti-oxidative properties. In Japan, EM is sprayed into building structures during construction. The thinking is the anti-oxidative properties will help delay "rust" and prolong building life span. All the Best, Steve Diver
