Abstract

Nutritional Diversifist’s Basic Guide to Knowing Plants & Other Nutritional Elements

Published

6 years ago

January 26, 2018

Jesse Cornplanter commented on the Iroquois philosophy of Muskrat Root also Known as Water Hemlock,

“The old people say that Muskrat Root is like any other herbal medicine you want. When you want it, it stands up where it grows calling to you. That is why it is easy to find a medicine you seek.” [1]

In this case, interestingly it is those who want to die that is being referred to here, as this plant is highly toxic and just little bits will kill. It is recognized by the tribe as a plant with this aim only, and for this particular species, they may argue with the idea that all things are both healing and toxic, and that this difference is keyed by the dose. This teaching, that comes from many of life’s experiences, contains the message that intention is very important.

Really knowing plants, and food items is to clear your stomach on a one day fast. Go ahead and clear the mind while you are at it. Stand with the plant, talk to the plant, treat the plant(s) as if it is a member of your family. Bring it water, play music for it, talk with it, and protect it from the bad guys. This plant likes you so much it will let you pee on it, do that urea is a main ingredient in commercial and home fertilizers and many medications for us, nitrogen. A breathing mantra practice for yourself there in front of it wouldn’t hurt. Remember this biology in front of you in your bio-dependence, it like you are breathing with it. I know this all sounds a little hippy-dippy but stay with me, it’s pretty scientific actually. The love and appreciation of plants can be earned, and if so the plant will communicate a new level of truths to a body able to receive them.

The Nutritional Diversity diet concept is focused mostly on edible plants largely, although arguably, all plants are edible considering a proper dose is known for it. On your clear stomach, now having spent time clearing that stomach with the plant, or Nutritional Diversity of plants; eat one plant by itself at a time over the next course of days so that your body and mind can meet each plant in your Nutritional Diversity individually and so your body has a chance to get to know, recognize and appreciate that plant on a one on one basis.

After doing this you will be rightfully hungry with a dynamic choice of what next to do. “Should I go ketogenic?” It is one likely response in modern diet culture people. “Should I fast again and really put my metabolic engine to self-cleaning mode on my system?” Many studies say yes. “Let us get some red meat going in this monster animal of a human system I have here!” will be some practitioner’s anthem. Many others will go back to the high school wrestlers main dish of chicken fish and rice, which was a pretty functional personal favorite of mine for a long, long time. Vegan’s and vegetarians have a hearty standpoint and using the narrow grocery store supply they have a well-studied regimen. For the most part, I must say to leave all of this information in the background, as none of these diets have anything real to do with knowing your food, or the nature you come from.

I would recommend that the practitioner use this moment of fasting and hunger as an opportunity for discipline building. Push yourself to see how long you can take it for. This time in discipline formation, will be spent by your body releasing ketones, that start burning off fat as running fuel, and this will also help NDer’s getting into the ketogenic diet which most humans do not have an operational mechanism for right away, at least not in a sustainable fashion. I myself get the idea mostly that while ketogenic release is a healing mode, it’s not necessary to be a constant continuous mode, and there are even risks associated with overplaying the technique. Diverse functionality, and what I call dynamic metabolic dexterity to remain my goals in nutritional planning. Eating and fasting alike can be more dynamic processes than simply chewing and swallowing things or abstaining from doing so for a time.

Keep in the back of your mind throughout this getting to know your ND process that certain plants and food items have both helping and inhibiting elements to them. As Nutritional Diversifist’s we are looking to come to know what plants work well together and what plants cancel each other’s essences out of play. As a Nutritional Diversity community, we cannot at this time answer the question, “If they grow well together do they, consumer, well together?” In the case of the most functional and well-covered attack team of specie, turmeric root, and black pepper, for this to be true there would need to be a third and maybe even more plants to the equation being that, the black pepper vine, would rather grow on another structure type than the small hedge green leaf of the turmeric root, or even it’s cousin ginger.

Through this very practice, most users begin to develop an appreciation with nature in general and lose the hard heart it takes to throw seeds in garbage bags while preparing their food. They may find themselves picking up trash when they see it in nature, they may have done this before but now it is with a new attitude. To see proposals to cut down thousands of tree’s for whatever purpose may come up on the job, and the once well-acclaimed pro now has emotional problems making the big new road. He may, later on, become one of the “funny,” or “crazy men” we see running around picking leaves and having long beards, no longer at all invested in their outer appearance.

Prepare yourself. To get to know nature, in a deeply personal way, according to my suggestions, is an extreme thing. Any of us familiar with Sean Penn’s movie “Into the Wild,” based on the book, and story of Christopher Mcandles’s early 1990’s adventures into the wild eventually dying on his last a deepest trip from starvation and toxic plant consumption of a look-a-like to something in one of his books. If he had used a different method of plant identification and better planning, he could have met different ends. Also, if he had been consuming a full range Nutritional Diversity Diet, he likely would have been just fine consuming the toxic plant.

To really know a plant, is to grow a plant, so get out there and do that.

Without the 25 million square miles of leaf, humans, and livestock we don’t eat and we don’t breathe. If used correctly it is plant essences at the base of all healing and providing for every need of the human and the animal.

“All life is brought through the sweetness of photosynthesis,” as so eloquently put by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird, in the book “The Secret Life of Plants.” This book was a fundamental metaphysical science concept underpinning the peace revolution movement of the 1960’s that no one has heard of today, not even many young permaculturists. It contains experiments and data that have become vital and fundamental knowledge in my own progression in the diet.

I have two old schoolers I picked out to love here in Panama as they are both wizards in their own right, highly intelligent beings who tell me things for my benefit, not for theirs. One is named Bruce, and the other is named Lee and they are both “Masters Bruce” and “Master Lee” to you. Black belts of life you can see them as. Thanks to Masta Lee for this piece of the puzzle.

Agriculture for most, and for most of the time determined the wealth of the nation or state. Uphof did a six hundred and some page “Dictionary of Economic Plants,” which has remained a good reference on the subject of plant economics.

Carl von Linne, the grandfather of modern botany declared that plants only differentiate from other species in movement, or lack of. Charles Darwin smacked that down when he proved each tendril could move independently, later citing the observation that only when it is of great advantage to them, they will display the movement which is so slow that most will not notice.

Cleve Backster a 1966 expert lie-detector examiner, and teacher to the world of polygraph examiners around the U.S., and the world, one day in sheer curiosity hooked the machine up, to small palm in the office chosen by his secretary, happening to be a very sacred, but popular house plant known as the Dracaena. The plant secrets a sap is known to the homeopathic world as “dragons blood,” and many homeopaths claim it is a miracle. The red sap with medicinal properties goes for about eight dollars for half an ounce worth.

Long story short, Backster discovered that the plant knew when he was a threat to it, and knew when he was faking threat to it. Under real intention of damaging the plant just before actually doing it, he was able to create electronic surges in his machine concluding the plant knew he was going to attack it and released a response. This is now a term in botany called the “Backster Effect” and it refers to the recognition that plants have a very perceptive intelligence, and the likely communicate with these very electric pulses to other plants.

2013 research from the University of California, Davis showed that couples in love did not only skip a beat when seeing each other, but their hearts and respiration cycles would also synchronize with one another. Being in love releases healthy young hormones. That’s why a newly fallen-love person appears to be glowing. Fall in love with things, and really mean it is a lesson here. Fall in love with your plants and really mean it. Get to know them. Get to grow them, and get a specific blessing just for you from the highest and longest-living biologically connected intellect in return.

Lew Childre, Jr., did some interesting research like this which he called ‘tapping into coherence,’ which he described as a sort of personal fluency or attention to being calm and happy at all costs, and inner peace of mind in which people are able to synchronize themselves and their heart rhythms with a worldwide happy, healthy frequency.

Today his Heart Math Institute has focused on stress management techniques and identified life stressor s and the permitted effectiveness on us that they have to be a leading cause of illness both physical and mental.

Dr. Ricky who introduced me to Ozone therapy a powerful tool, one of the more powerful tools in the ND toolbox, also practiced a physical form of tapping specific body parts and areas as reset medicine to the overall system. It involved tail bone and some uncomfortable taps at the beginning as a protocol of access like the starting protocol in hypnotics, followed by anatomic location taping to tell the body where next to access and then other taps to try and program a solution. There is so much about healing physiology packed in the Wizard-of-Oz-like tropical adventure that I had to skip this one.

Professor Backster continued his research, living out his day with various plants connected to the galvanometer, when the making of his breakfast started triggering a response in one of the plants, as he cracked his eggs open; accidentally finding out that an unhatched egg, which he eventually hooked up to his galvanometer had a faint impulse at 160 to 180 beats per minute, matching the heart rhythm of a one to four day old chick.

New Jersey cytologist Dr. Miller concluded that some sort of “cellular consciousness” must be common to all life.

Backster eventually found that across all living things near to the local, there is a reaction to dying tissue, and intentional murder of the living thing, realized from real examples such as small as mixing a jam preservative into a pure recently made yogurt that was killing some of the micro-bacteria in the yogurt.

Marcel Vogel, an expert in luminescence picked up the study and in the interesting realization of quantum physics’s role in the newly discovered dynamic ability, determined that one plant reacted to the pain of another plant more so when Vogul was paying attention to it. Little did he know at that time, that his journey would eventually theorize that plant’s were able to read minds; not just intentions, but attentions which increased the response level.

I see some level of this in my dogs.

Vogul an also expert interest in Native American knowledge and culture, said that the American Indians knew very well about these facilities and would go into nature, putting their back against the pine trees to rejuvenate themselves with the tree’s power.

Finally Vogul demonstrated to the producers of a TV show called “You Asked For It,” the plants abilities to read his mind and emotions, their minds, and emotions and then showed how they can attune back to nature. Mythbusters and various comic experiments for show ratings have duplicated similar results, very easy to duplicate but curiously are completely ignored by mainstream science?

Furthermore Vogul felt that there was realm of essence we could not detect, with out organs or with our science, based on the new scientific discovery – that held a instant form of intelligent communication all it’s own.

Other scientific expressions of this modality also imagine this example as the innate and perception of certain dogs, who can tune into a persons intentions, character, spiritual consistency or fears. Also of certain ants and other biological creatures. It is a realm of perception we are yet to experience.

Another lack of experience that maybe, that we believe to be attributed to do lack of sufficient diversity, lack of adequate gut culture to interpret.

Mr. Vogul was able to determine this, by exhalation strongly, from first one foot away to later one hundred feet away, achieving the same response in the plant. At 100 feet away it became very clear that there was some other force of energy or communication with the plant that doubles with reperation. Vogul theorizes that possibly with a concentrated thought made while holding the breath in, could make the communication more specific and complete.

After tons of experiments Backster went on to form elaborated theories such as that plants and maybe certain animals, wish to be eaten, and assimilated into life forms but only under a communicative relation like that of a kosher ceremony or something akin to the Christian rite of Communion, or the Ancient Asian self-donation of self to nature at old age.

He observed that the plants would give a calm if not no response when this type of communication happened between Backster, others and the plants hooked up to the meters. He continued to favor the Dragon plant for many tests, and realized that mindless brutal slaughter of living specie did provoke a very emotional reaction from her, a reaction unseen when a self-made ritual of thanks and honor would be performed.

Another plant’s ability of physical perception can be easily tested by any Gardner and that is when they plant a vine, near to a pole or stem. Any observer will notice the vine crawl ever so slowly towards the pole over a few days. Then just before the vine reaches that pole, move the pole and notice the vine also changes its direction to find the newly placed pole.

The conflict of interest could be another pole near to the example. But the results of the test of moving the pole with the conflict will also produce an important result for the observing gardener. You will have to do it to get this level, as it is too hard for me to describe in a fullness. Most “next-level” things our current modern culture is unable to grapple with are like this.

I keep harping away in this region of thought because you basically need to accept that much of your optimal nutritional and performance experience will be far outside of the English language and should remain this way.

I pose the question and idea that the plant can speak to birds and birds can deliver their seed for them to certain nearby or worldwide locations as we have seen happen to many species.

Human is the only things that live outside of nature, that have lost the message, the way and has followed his ego rather than nature thinking that he is nature, and that nature is him – which is also a dynamic truth. It is the basis for quantum physics. What is a divine access point should not become an extremely dominant lifestyle point, but a balanced focus that contains the vast diversity of dynamics included in its considerations.

Should we regain this dynamic communication, we will no doubt find empowerment at the level we see in the animal residents who have it.

I mean as to take pills, develop chemicals, take those, and building cities and structures where most biology dies or weakens could rationally be somehow the link to our separation?

If so would this type of future development style would be to our benefit or demise? Obviously if this is in fact the case, that we are lacking something and missing something that all other biology has, that can’t be to our benefit.

It must contribute to our loosing. Certain studies in permaculture have well illustrated that if we live in harmony with nature we can support, many billions more humans, animals, fish and trees.

It seems like I have started writing really basic stuff here, which is in the fact of really basic error that makes no sense to be featured in a culture that sends rockets to space.

It almost seems as though right now the earth is in communication to try and rebuild itself and utilizing well the few resources we have left her with to maintain a perfect balance of gases and local constituents to save a life in the face of our odd and drastic efforts to kill it.

From me, now having read this information if you believe you can know your plants better, that’s a fun experience. One that I myself am most thankful for.

I definitely is a stupid belief, the city idea itself, the central distribution idea itself, lack of diversity or focus on mono-anything itself, and stupid ignorance regarding diet and nature that has killed the human soul, physiology and potentially dynamic, rich and free life experience.

We could say that the whole result of the psychedelic experience is the understanding that nature wants to communicate with us.

Terence McKenna

This clip was from our education in permaculture for kids pilot series.

Rerference

1Robbins W. W. J.P Harrington and B. Friere-Marreco. Ethnobotony of the Tewa Indians, Smithsonian Institution: Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin, 55, p.9, 1916
The Secret Life of Plants by Tompkins and Christopher Bird 1973, Harper Perennial
ucdavis.edu/news/lovers-hearts-beat-sync-uc-davis-study-says/

Abstract

Community Sustainability Operations & Businesses

Published

4 weeks ago

April 1, 2024

Brandon Angel

Bio Tribe, Nutritional Diversity Study Center, Panama

The Nutritional Diversity Team 2021-2022

English

Education System

The right online learning platform has the potential to significantly transform and enhance education, bringing it into the digital age with efficiency, accessibility, and scalability. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, such platforms can offer live classes to a vast number of students across the globe, transcending geographical barriers and making quality education accessible to all, regardless of location or socioeconomic status.

Firstly, online learning platforms can incorporate a variety of interactive tools and resources, such as live quizzes, interactive whiteboards, and real-time feedback mechanisms, to create an engaging and immersive learning environment. This not only keeps students motivated but also allows for a more personalized learning experience, as educators can adjust their teaching strategies based on immediate feedback and analytics provided by the platform.

Moreover, the scalability of online learning platforms means that top educators and industry experts can reach thousands of students at once, democratizing access to high-quality instruction that was previously limited to those who could afford it or were geographically proximate. This widespread access could drastically reduce education costs, as online platforms have lower overheads compared to traditional brick-and-mortar institutions, and savings can be passed on to students in the form of lower tuition fees.

In addition to live classes, these platforms can offer a wealth of on-demand resources, such as lecture recordings, reading materials, and discussion forums, enabling students to learn at their own pace and on their own schedule. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for lifelong learners, working professionals, and those with caregiving responsibilities, making education more inclusive.

Furthermore, the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms could enhance the live model of online education by providing customized learning paths for each student, identifying knowledge gaps, and suggesting resources to bridge these gaps. This personalized approach could lead to better learning outcomes and more efficient learning processes.

To become the best-performing education system of the future, online learning platforms must also focus on fostering a sense of community and connection among students, possibly through virtual study groups, online forums, and interactive social events. This will help replicate the collaborative and social aspects of traditional classroom settings, which are vital for student satisfaction and engagement.

Finally, continuous innovation and adaptation to the latest educational technologies and pedagogies will be crucial for these platforms to stay relevant and effective. By doing so, the right online learning platform could indeed drastically reduce education costs while providing a superior, more accessible, and flexible learning experience, positioning it as a cornerstone of the future education system.

Urban Gardeing Education

An urban gardening education program can play a transformative role in communities by fostering sustainable living practices, enhancing food security, and creating green spaces that improve the urban environment. Through hands-on workshops, courses, and community garden projects, residents can learn how to cultivate fruits, vegetables, and herbs in urban settings, including balconies, rooftops, and shared community plots. This knowledge not only empowers individuals to grow their own food, reducing grocery bills and improving access to fresh, nutritious produce, but also encourages a deeper connection with nature and an understanding of the food system.

Furthermore, such programs can strengthen community bonds as people come together to plan, plant, and tend gardens. This collaboration can lead to a sense of ownership and pride in local neighborhoods, reducing vandalism and fostering social cohesion. Urban gardening education can also have environmental benefits, such as increasing biodiversity, reducing urban heat islands through vegetation, and managing stormwater runoff.

For youth, these programs offer valuable educational opportunities outside the traditional classroom, teaching them about biology, ecology, and nutrition, while instilling a sense of responsibility and teamwork. Additionally, urban gardening can serve as a platform for promoting physical activity and mental well-being among all age groups, as gardening is known to reduce stress and increase feelings of peace and satisfaction.

On a larger scale, urban gardening education programs can contribute to the creation of sustainable cities by advocating for policies that support green spaces and urban agriculture. By demonstrating the benefits of urban gardening, communities can encourage local governments to allocate resources and space for these initiatives, leading to healthier, greener, and more vibrant urban environments.

Compost

A community compost business or government department could revolutionize waste management and agriculture by implementing a dedicated program to collect separated food and paper waste for composting. This initiative would involve organizing collection services to gather organic waste from households, businesses, and institutions, ensuring that food scraps and paper are kept separate from other types of waste. The collected material would then be processed in a compost operation, where it would be transformed into nutrient-rich compost over time. This compost could have multifaceted applications, primarily enhancing local farming practices by providing a sustainable, organic fertilizer that improves soil health, increases crop yields, and reduces the reliance on chemical fertilizers. Furthermore, the compost could be bagged and sold directly to consumers, gardeners, and landscaping companies, generating revenue while promoting eco-friendly gardening practices. By engaging the community through educational campaigns on the benefits of composting and how to separate waste effectively, the program would not only reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills but also foster a culture of sustainability and environmental stewardship. Additionally, this initiative could explore partnerships with local farmers and businesses to create a circular economy model, where waste becomes a resource, contributing to a more sustainable and resilient local food system.

Spanish

El Equipo de Diversidad Nutricional 2021-2022

Sistema educativo

La plataforma de aprendizaje en línea adecuada tiene el potencial de transformar y mejorar significativamente la educación, llevándola a la era digital con eficiencia, accesibilidad y escalabilidad. Al aprovechar la tecnología de vanguardia, dichas plataformas pueden ofrecer clases en vivo a una gran cantidad de estudiantes en todo el mundo, trascendiendo las barreras geográficas y haciendo que la educación de calidad sea accesible para todos, independientemente de su ubicación o nivel socioeconómico.

En primer lugar, las plataformas de aprendizaje en línea pueden incorporar una variedad de herramientas y recursos interactivos, como cuestionarios en vivo, pizarras interactivas y mecanismos de retroalimentación en tiempo real, para crear un entorno de aprendizaje atractivo e inmersivo. Esto no sólo mantiene a los estudiantes motivados, sino que también permite una experiencia de aprendizaje más personalizada, ya que los educadores pueden ajustar sus estrategias de enseñanza en función de la retroalimentación y los análisis inmediatos proporcionados por la plataforma.

Además, la escalabilidad de las plataformas de aprendizaje en línea significa que los mejores educadores y expertos de la industria pueden llegar a miles de estudiantes a la vez, democratizando el acceso a una instrucción de alta calidad que antes estaba limitada a aquellos que podían pagarla o estaban geográficamente próximos. Este acceso generalizado podría reducir drásticamente los costos de la educación, ya que las plataformas en línea tienen gastos generales más bajos en comparación con las instituciones tradicionales y los ahorros pueden transferirse a los estudiantes en forma de tasas de matrícula más bajas.

Además de las clases en vivo, estas plataformas pueden ofrecer una gran cantidad de recursos bajo demanda, como grabaciones de conferencias, materiales de lectura y foros de discusión, lo que permite a los estudiantes aprender a su propio ritmo y según su propio horario. Esta flexibilidad es particularmente beneficiosa para los estudiantes permanentes, los profesionales que trabajan y aquellos con responsabilidades de cuidado, lo que hace que la educación sea más inclusiva.

Además, la integración de inteligencia artificial y algoritmos de aprendizaje automático podría mejorar el modelo vivo de educación en línea al proporcionar rutas de aprendizaje personalizadas para cada estudiante, identificar brechas de conocimiento y sugerir recursos para cerrarlas. Este enfoque personalizado podría conducir a mejores resultados de aprendizaje y procesos de aprendizaje más eficientes.

Para convertirse en el sistema educativo del futuro con mejor desempeño, las plataformas de aprendizaje en línea también deben centrarse en fomentar un sentido de comunidad y conexión entre los estudiantes, posiblemente a través de grupos de estudio virtuales, foros en línea y eventos sociales interactivos. Esto ayudará a replicar los aspectos colaborativos y sociales de los entornos tradicionales del aula, que son vitales para la satisfacción y el compromiso de los estudiantes.

Finalmente, la innovación continua y la adaptación a las últimas tecnologías y pedagogías educativas serán cruciales para que estas plataformas sigan siendo relevantes y efectivas. Al hacerlo, la plataforma de aprendizaje en línea adecuada podría reducir drásticamente los costos educativos y al mismo tiempo brindar una experiencia de aprendizaje superior, más accesible y flexible, posicionándola como una piedra angular del futuro sistema educativo.

Educación en jardinería urbana

Un programa educativo sobre jardinería urbana puede desempeñar un papel transformador en las comunidades al fomentar prácticas de vida sostenibles, mejorar la seguridad alimentaria y crear espacios verdes que mejoren el entorno urbano. A través de talleres prácticos, cursos y proyectos de huertos comunitarios, los residentes pueden aprender a cultivar frutas, verduras y hierbas en entornos urbanos, incluidos balcones, tejados y parcelas comunitarias compartidas. Este conocimiento no solo permite a las personas cultivar sus propios alimentos, reducir las facturas de comestibles y mejorar el acceso a productos frescos y nutritivos, sino que también fomenta una conexión más profunda con la naturaleza y una comprensión del sistema alimentario.

Además, dichos programas pueden fortalecer los vínculos comunitarios a medida que las personas se reúnen para planificar, plantar y cuidar jardines. Esta colaboración puede generar un sentido de propiedad y orgullo en los vecindarios locales, reduciendo el vandalismo y fomentando la cohesión social. La educación sobre jardinería urbana también puede tener beneficios ambientales, como aumentar la biodiversidad, reducir las islas de calor urbanas a través de la vegetación y gestionar la escorrentía de aguas pluviales.

Para los jóvenes, estos programas ofrecen valiosas oportunidades educativas fuera del aula tradicional, enseñándoles sobre biología, ecología y nutrición, al tiempo que les inculcan un sentido de responsabilidad y trabajo en equipo. Además, la jardinería urbana puede servir como plataforma para promover la actividad física y el bienestar mental entre todos los grupos de edad, ya que se sabe que la jardinería reduce el estrés y aumenta los sentimientos de paz y satisfacción.

A mayor escala, los programas educativos sobre jardinería urbana pueden contribuir a la creación de ciudades sostenibles al promover políticas que apoyen los espacios verdes y la agricultura urbana. Al demostrar los beneficios de los huertos urbanos, las comunidades pueden alentar a los gobiernos locales a asignar recursos y espacio para estas iniciativas, lo que conducirá a un desarrollo más saludable, más verde y más saludable.

Compuesto

Una empresa comunitaria de compostaje o un departamento gubernamental podría revolucionar la gestión de residuos y la agricultura implementando un programa específico para recolectar residuos separados de alimentos y papel para convertirlos en compost. Esta iniciativa implicaría organizar servicios de recolección para recolectar desechos orgánicos de hogares, empresas e instituciones, asegurando que los restos de comida y el papel se mantengan separados de otros tipos de desechos. El material recolectado luego se procesaría en una operación de abono, donde con el tiempo se transformaría en abono rico en nutrientes. Este abono podría tener aplicaciones multifacéticas, principalmente mejorando las prácticas agrícolas locales al proporcionar un fertilizante orgánico sostenible que mejora la salud del suelo, aumenta el rendimiento de los cultivos y reduce la dependencia de fertilizantes químicos. Además, el abono podría embolsarse y venderse directamente a consumidores, jardineros y empresas de paisajismo, generando ingresos y promoviendo prácticas de jardinería ecológicas. Al involucrar a la comunidad a través de campañas educativas sobre los beneficios del compostaje y cómo separar los desechos de manera efectiva, el programa no solo reduciría el volumen de desechos enviados a los vertederos sino que también fomentaría una cultura de sostenibilidad y gestión ambiental. Además, esta iniciativa podría explorar asociaciones con agricultores y empresas locales para crear un modelo de economía circular, donde los residuos se conviertan en un recurso, contribuyendo a un sistema alimentario local más sostenible y resiliente.

Abstract

Fly little birdie. Drone reforestation and food planting plan.

Published

1 month ago

March 27, 2024

Brandon Angel

Creating a system to use drones for planting diverse agriculture over cleared land involves several key components and steps. This kind of system could greatly enhance reforestation efforts, agricultural diversity, and land management practices. Here is an outline for such a system.

First, assess the land to determine its suitability for different types of agricultural plants. Use drones equipped with advanced sensors, such as multispectral and hyperspectral imaging, to analyze soil quality, moisture levels, and existing vegetation. Map out the area in detail, identifying zones best suited for various plant species based on the data collected.

Next, choose a diverse array of seeds suited to the land’s conditions based on the assessment data. Select seeds that are most likely to thrive in the identified zones, aiming for a mix that supports biodiversity and meets specific goals, like food production or reforestation. Treat seeds with a protective coating if necessary, to enhance water retention and protect against pests.

For the drone planting system design, develop or adapt drones capable of planting seeds efficiently and accurately. This includes designing drones with the capability to carry and disperse seeds effectively, implementing GPS and GIS technologies for precise navigation, and developing software for flight planning and data management.

Execute the planting strategy using the drone fleet. Operate drones to disperse seeds across targeted zones, adjusting flight patterns as necessary to account for real-time conditions.

Monitor the growth and health of the planted areas and manage them for optimal outcomes. Use drones equipped with imaging technology to regularly survey the planted zones, monitoring growth and identifying issues. Analyze monitoring data to inform management decisions, such as the need for reseeding or pest control interventions.

Continuously improve the system based on data collected throughout the process. Collect and analyze data from all stages, from initial land assessment through ongoing monitoring. Use insights gained to refine seed selections, planting patterns, drone technology, and overall strategy.

Ensure the system supports long-term sustainability and benefits local communities. Engage with local stakeholders, consider the environmental impact of the system, and explore opportunities for community involvement in monitoring and managing planted areas.

This system combines technology with ecological understanding to create a powerful tool for enhancing agricultural diversity and land restoration. It is a scalable solution that can be adapted to various environments and objectives.

1. Land Assessment and Preparation
– **Objective: Assess the land to determine its suitability for different types of agricultural plants.
– **Process:
– Use drones equipped with advanced sensors (e.g., multispectral, hyperspectral imaging) to analyze soil quality, moisture levels, and existing vegetation.
– Map out the area in detail, identifying zones best suited for various plant species based on the data collected.

2. Seed Selection and Preparation
– **Objective: Choose a diverse array of seeds suited to the land’s conditions.
– **Process:
– Based on the assessment data, select seeds that are most likely to thrive in the identified zones. This selection should aim for a mix that supports biodiversity and meets specific goals (e.g., food production, reforestation).
– Treat seeds with a protective coating if necessary, to enhance water retention and protect against pests.

3. Drone Planting System Design
– **Objective: Develop or adapt drones capable of planting seeds efficiently and accurately.
– **Components:
– **Drone Hardware: Design drones with the capability to carry and disperse seeds effectively. This may include specialized dispensers for different seed sizes and protective coatings.
– **Navigation System:** Implement GPS and GIS technologies to guide drones precisely over the mapped zones, ensuring seeds are planted in optimal locations.
– **Software:** Develop software for flight planning, seed dispersal control, and data management. This software would process the land assessment data to generate efficient planting patterns.

4. Planting Operation
– **Objective: Execute the planting strategy using the drone fleet.
– **Process:
– Pre-program the drones with the planting patterns developed from the assessment data.
– Operate drones to disperse seeds across targeted zones, adjusting flight patterns as necessary to account for real-time conditions (e.g., weather).

5. Monitoring and Management
– **Objective: Monitor the growth and health of the planted areas and manage them for optimal outcomes.
– **Process:
– Use drones equipped with imaging technology to regularly survey the planted zones, monitoring growth and identifying issues (e.g., disease, inadequate plant density).
– Analyze monitoring data to inform management decisions, such as the need for reseeding, pest control interventions, or irrigation adjustments.

6. Data Analysis and System Refinement
– **Objective:*Continuously improve the system based on data collected throughout the process.
– **Process:
– Collect and analyze data from all stages of the system, from initial land assessment through ongoing monitoring.
– Use insights gained to refine seed selections, planting patterns, drone technology, and overall strategy.

7. Sustainability and Community Involvement
-Objective: Ensure the system supports long-term sustainability and benefits local communities.
-Process:
– Engage with local stakeholders to understand their needs and integrate their knowledge into the system.
– Consider the environmental impact of the system, aiming to enhance biodiversity and ecosystem health.
– Explore opportunities for community involvement in monitoring and managing planted areas.

This system combines technology with ecological understanding to create a powerful tool for enhancing agricultural diversity and land restoration. It’s a scalable solution that can be adapted to various environments and objectives, from reforestation and habitat restoration to sustainable agriculture and biofuel production.

Abstract

Nutritional Diversity in Argentina

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March 21, 2024

Brandon Angel

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Spanish – Nutritional Diversity in Argentina (pdf)

Querida Argentina,

Me acerco para presentar una propuesta innovadora que busca transformar el paisaje agrícola de Argentina aprovechando las distintas ventajas que ofrecen sus variados microclimas a través del desarrollo de pequeñas granjas de permacultura. Con un fondo dedicado de diez millones de dólares, nuestra ambición es establecer una serie de granjas productivas y sostenibles en todo el país, cada una adaptada de manera única a su contexto ambiental. Esta iniciativa representa no sólo una inversión en agricultura sino una estrategia integral destinada a garantizar la seguridad alimentaria, mejorar la diversidad nutricional y promover la sostenibilidad ambiental. Al integrar los principios de la permacultura junto con soluciones innovadoras de gestión del agua y energía renovable, planeamos hacer un uso eficiente de la variedad de climas templados, tropicales y subtropicales de Argentina. Este enfoque nos permitirá cultivar una amplia gama de alimentos exóticos y nutritivos, satisfaciendo tanto las necesidades locales como las demandas de los mercados internacionales de productos premium producidos de manera sostenible.

Las implicaciones de esta empresa son vastas y multifacéticas. Económicamente, abre vías para interactuar con mercados de alto valor, impulsando la rentabilidad y proporcionando estabilidad económica a las comunidades locales. Desde una perspectiva ambiental, subraya nuestro compromiso de preservar la biodiversidad, enriquecer la vitalidad del suelo y emplear prácticas sostenibles que contribuyan a la lucha global contra el cambio climático. En el frente social, promete estimular el desarrollo comunitario, generar oportunidades de empleo y mejorar el vínculo entre los consumidores y sus fuentes de alimentos a través de iniciativas educativas y turismo centrado en la comunidad. Al capitalizar la diversidad climática única de Argentina, no solo estamos sembrando las semillas para un futuro de agricultura sostenible; estamos fomentando las condiciones para una sociedad y un planeta más sanos. Espero tener la oportunidad de discutir cómo podemos trabajar juntos para hacer de esta visión una realidad tangible, logrando así un impacto significativo y duradero en el sector agrícola de Argentina y más allá.

Atentamente,

Brandon RAE (+54) 911 3763 5166

Nutrición y Salud Cultura, Educación

La combinación de una dieta estratégica de diversos alimentos integrales de regiones como las selvas de Panamá con un ejercicio físico intenso amplifica significativamente los beneficios para todo el sistema, incluida la producción de hormonas, la salud de las articulaciones, la extensión de la vida y las mejoras fisiológicas y biológicas generales. A continuación se ofrece una descripción detallada de cómo estos elementos interactúan y contribuyen a un perfil de salud sólido.

Fortalecimiento de todo el sistema

Nutrición y recuperación muscular: una dieta rica en diversos alimentos integrales proporciona los nutrientes esenciales necesarios para la reparación y el crecimiento muscular. Después de intensas actividades físicas, los músculos necesitan proteínas, vitaminas y minerales para recuperarse de los microdesgarros, parte del proceso de fortalecimiento. Los alimentos ricos en antioxidantes pueden ayudar a reducir el estrés oxidativo causado por los entrenamientos intensos, favoreciendo una recuperación más rápida y reduciendo la inflamación.

Metabolismo energético: los carbohidratos complejos de alimentos integrales como frutas, verduras y cereales integrales proporcionan una fuente constante de energía, esencial para impulsar entrenamientos intensos. Las grasas saludables, como las de los aguacates y las nueces, son vitales para el almacenamiento y uso de energía a largo plazo durante períodos prolongados de ejercicio.

Producción de hormonas

Respaldo de la testosterona y la hormona del crecimiento: se ha demostrado que la actividad física, especialmente el entrenamiento de resistencia y el entrenamiento en intervalos de alta intensidad (HIIT), aumenta naturalmente la producción de hormonas anabólicas como la testosterona y la hormona del crecimiento humano (HGH). Estas hormonas son cruciales para el crecimiento muscular, la fuerza y el rendimiento físico general. El consumo de alimentos ricos en zinc, magnesio y ciertas grasas puede favorecer el proceso natural de producción de hormonas.

Regulación del cortisol: la actividad física intensa puede elevar los niveles de cortisol, una hormona del estrés que, en cantidades elevadas, puede provocar degradación muscular y acumulación de grasa. Una dieta rica en vitamina C y ácidos grasos omega-3 puede ayudar a modular los niveles de cortisol, asegurando que sus efectos se mantengan dentro de límites saludables.

Salud de las articulaciones

Alimentos antiinflamatorios: la incorporación de alimentos con propiedades antiinflamatorias, como la cúrcuma, el jengibre, las bayas y el pescado rico en omega-3, puede favorecer la salud de las articulaciones al reducir la inflamación y el dolor asociados con el levantamiento de objetos pesados y el ejercicio riguroso.

Producción de colágeno: Los alimentos ricos en vitamina C, junto con otros nutrientes específicos que se encuentran en el caldo de huesos, las frutas cítricas y las verduras de hojas verdes, son esenciales para la producción de colágeno, un componente clave de la salud del cartílago y del tejido conectivo.

Extensión de vida

Reducir el riesgo de enfermedades: una dieta rica en diversos alimentos integrales combinada con ejercicio intenso y regular puede reducir significativamente el riesgo de enfermedades crónicas como enfermedades cardíacas, diabetes, obesidad y ciertos cánceres. Este enfoque de estilo de vida saludable contribuye a una vida más larga y saludable.

Protección de los telómeros: se ha demostrado que el ejercicio

para proteger los telómeros, las tapas protectoras en los extremos de los cromosomas. Los telómeros acortados están asociados con el envejecimiento y un mayor riesgo de enfermedades. Los nutrientes de una dieta basada en alimentos integrales, junto con los efectos del ejercicio, pueden ayudar a mantener la longitud de los telómeros.

Beneficios psicológicos

Salud mental y función cognitiva: el ejercicio intenso y regular y una dieta nutritiva pueden mejorar la salud mental, reducir el riesgo de depresión, mejorar la función cognitiva y mantener la claridad mental en la vejez. Tanto el ejercicio como la dieta influyen en los niveles de neurotransmisores, que desempeñan un papel clave en el estado de ánimo y los procesos cognitivos.

Integrar una dieta de diversos alimentos integrales con intensas rutinas de ejercicios no se trata solo de desarrollar músculo o resistencia; es un enfoque holístico para mejorar la salud general, prolongar la vida y mejorar la calidad de vida mediante funciones fisiológicas y biológicas mejoradas. Esta combinación respalda los procesos naturales del cuerpo, desde la producción hormonal y la salud de las articulaciones hasta el metabolismo energético y la prevención de enfermedades, ofreciendo un enfoque integral de la salud y el bienestar.

Agricultura Permacultura Inversión o Departamento

Invertir en diversos sistemas agrícolas, particularmente a través del desarrollo de pequeñas granjas de permacultura en los variados microclimas de Argentina, puede mejorar significativamente la disponibilidad de productos exóticos y nutritivos, apoyando los beneficios holísticos para la salud discutidos anteriormente. Con un presupuesto de diez millones de dólares, se pueden realizar inversiones estratégicas para crear una red de granjas sostenibles que no sólo contribuyan a la seguridad alimentaria y la diversidad nutricional sino que también promuevan la sostenibilidad ambiental y la viabilidad económica de las comunidades locales. Así es como podría desarrollarse tal inversión, considerando la rica diversidad de microclimas de Argentina, desde regiones tropicales en el norte hasta áreas frías del sur.

Estableciendo diversos sistemas agrícolas

1. Diseño de permacultura: Cada granja implementaría principios de permacultura, diseñando ecosistemas agrícolas que imiten el entorno natural, para crear granjas autosostenibles. Estos sistemas priorizarían la biodiversidad, la salud del suelo, la conservación del agua y la eficiencia energética.

2. Utilización del microclima: La variedad de microclimas de Argentina, incluidas las zonas templadas, tropicales y subtropicales, ofrece oportunidades únicas para cultivar una amplia variedad de cultivos. Las inversiones se dirigirían a identificar los cultivos más adecuados para cada microclima y optimizar el uso de la tierra tanto para el rendimiento como para la sostenibilidad.

Inversiones en áreas clave

1. Salud del suelo: La inversión en prácticas de regeneración del suelo es crucial. Esto incluye compostaje, abonos verdes y biocarbón para mejorar la fertilidad y la estructura del suelo, promoviendo un crecimiento saludable de los cultivos.

2. Gestión del agua: Desarrollar sistemas eficientes de gestión del agua, como riego por goteo y recolección de agua de lluvia, para garantizar el uso sostenible del agua en la agricultura, especialmente crítica en las regiones áridas de Argentina.

3. Energía renovable: utilizar fuentes de energía renovables (solar, eólica) para impulsar las operaciones agrícolas, reducir la huella de carbono y aumentar la sostenibilidad.

4. Educación y capacitación: Financiamiento para programas de educación y capacitación para agricultores locales sobre diseño de permacultura, técnicas agrícolas sostenibles y estrategias de mercado para garantizar el éxito a largo plazo y la escalabilidad de estos proyectos.

5. Bancos de semillas y diversidad genética: Establecer bancos de semillas para preservar la diversidad genética, incluidas las variedades tradicionales y autóctonas, garantizando la resiliencia contra plagas, enfermedades y condiciones climáticas cambiantes.

Potenciales productos exóticos en los microclimas de Argentina

– Norte de Argentina (Tropical y Subtropical): Ideal para frutas como mangos, aguacates, plátanos y variedades de cítricos. También apto para el cultivo de cacao y café, añadiendo cultivos valiosos tanto para el consumo local como para la exportación.

– Centro de Argentina (Templado): Adecuado para una amplia gama de verduras y frutas como tomates, pimientos, frutos rojos y frutas de hueso. Aquí podrían prosperar cereales y legumbres, como la quinua y el amaranto, junto con viñedos para la producción de vino.

– Sur de Argentina (templado más frío a frío): puede centrarse en tubérculos, verduras de hojas verdes y bayas que prefieren condiciones de cultivo más frescas. Las manzanas, las peras y las cerezas también podrían tener éxito, junto con el lúpulo, para la producción de cerveza artesanal.

Impacto económico y ambiental

– Viabilidad económica: al centrarse en productos exóticos, nutritivos y de alta demanda, estas granjas pueden acceder a mercados premium, incluidos consumidores orgánicos y centrados en la salud, tanto a nivel local como internacional.

– Sostenibilidad ambiental: Las granjas de permacultura contribuirían a la biodiversidad, la salud del suelo y la conservación del agua, alineándose con los esfuerzos globales para combatir el cambio climático y promover la gestión ambiental.

– Desarrollo comunitario: esta iniciativa puede impulsar el empleo local, el desarrollo de habilidades y el turismo comunitario, ofreciendo talleres educativos y recorridos por granjas, fomentando así una profunda

conexión más profunda entre los consumidores y sus fuentes de alimentos.

Con una X (una inversión de diez millones de dólares), Argentina podría convertirse en un ejemplo destacado de cómo aprovechar sus diversos microclimas para producir una amplia gama de alimentos exóticos y nutritivos a través de prácticas agrícolas sostenibles, apoyando no sólo la salud de su población sino también también la salud del planeta.

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Dear Argentina,

I am reaching out to present a groundbreaking proposal that seeks to transform the agricultural landscape of Argentina by leveraging the distinct advantages offered by its varied microclimates through the development of small permaculture farms. With a dedicated fund of ten million dollars, our ambition is to establish a series of sustainable, productive farms throughout the nation, each uniquely adapted to its environmental context. This initiative represents not merely an investment in agriculture but a comprehensive strategy aimed at ensuring food security, enhancing nutritional diversity, and advancing environmental sustainability. By integrating permaculture principles alongside innovative water management and renewable energy solutions, we plan to make efficient use of Argentina’s range of temperate, tropical, and subtropical climates. This approach will allow us to grow a diverse array of exotic and nutritious foods, catering to both local needs and the demands of international markets for premium, sustainably produced goods.

The implications of this venture are vast and multifaceted. Economically, it opens avenues to engage with high-value markets, boosting profitability and providing economic stability for local communities. From an environmental perspective, it underscores our commitment to preserving biodiversity, enriching soil vitality, and employing sustainable practices that contribute to the global fight against climate change. On the social front, it promises to stimulate community development, generate employment opportunities, and enhance the bond between consumers and their food sources through educational initiatives and community-focused tourism. By capitalizing on the unique climatic diversity of Argentina, we are not just sowing the seeds for a future of sustainable agriculture; we are fostering the conditions for a healthier society and planet. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how we can work together to make this vision a tangible reality, thereby making a significant and lasting impact on Argentina’s agricultural sector and beyond.

Sincerely,

Brandon R.A.E.

Nutrition & Health Culture, Education

Combining a strategic diet of diverse whole foods from regions like the jungles of Panama with hardcore intense fitness significantly amplifies the benefits for the entire system, including hormone production, joint health, life extension, and overall physiological and biological improvements. Here is a detailed look into how these elements interact and contribute to a robust health profile.

Strengthening the Entire System

Nutrition and Muscle Recovery: A diet rich in diverse whole foods provides the essential nutrients required for muscle repair and growth. After intense fitness activities, muscles need proteins, vitamins, and minerals to heal from microtears, part of the strengthening process. Foods high in antioxidants can help reduce oxidative stress caused by intense workouts, supporting faster recovery and reducing inflammation.

Energy Metabolism: Complex carbohydrates from whole foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains provide a steady source of energy, essential for fueling intense workouts. Healthy fats, such as those from avocados and nuts, are vital for long-term energy storage and usage during prolonged periods of exercise.

Hormone Production

Supporting Testosterone and Growth Hormone: Physical activity, especially resistance training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT), has been shown to naturally boost the production of anabolic hormones like testosterone and human growth hormone (HGH). These hormones are crucial for muscle growth, strength, and overall physical performance. Consuming foods rich in zinc, magnesium, and certain fats can support the natural hormone production process.

Cortisol Regulation: Intense physical activity can elevate cortisol levels, a stress hormone that, in high amounts, can lead to muscle breakdown and fat accumulation. A diet rich in vitamin C and omega-3 fatty acids can help modulate cortisol levels, ensuring that its effects remain within healthy limits.

Joint Health

Anti-inflammatory Foods: Incorporating foods with anti-inflammatory properties, such as turmeric, ginger, berries, and omega-3-rich fish, can support joint health by reducing inflammation and pain associated with heavy lifting and rigorous exercise.

Collagen Production: Vitamin C-rich foods, alongside other specific nutrients found in bone broth, citrus fruits, and leafy greens, are essential for collagen production, a key component of cartilage and connective tissue health.

Life Extension

Reducing Disease Risk: A diet high in diverse whole foods combined with regular, intense exercise can significantly lower the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and certain cancers. This healthy lifestyle approach contributes to a longer, healthier life.

Telomere Protection: Exercise has been shown to protect telomeres, the protective caps at the ends of chromosomes. Shortened telomeres are associated with aging and increased disease risk. Nutrients from a whole-food diet, alongside the effects of exercise, can help maintain telomere length.

Psychological Benefits

Mental Health and Cognitive Function: Regular intense exercise and a nutritious diet can improve mental health, reduce the risk of depression, enhance cognitive function, and maintain mental clarity into older age. Both exercise and diet influence neurotransmitter levels, which play a key role in mood and cognitive processes.

Integrating a diet of diverse whole foods with intense fitness routines is not just about building muscle or endurance; it is a holistic approach to improving overall health, extending life, and enhancing quality of life through improved physiological and biological functions. This combination supports the body’s natural processes, from hormone production and joint health to energy metabolism and disease prevention, offering a comprehensive approach to health and wellness.

Agriculture Permaculture Investment or Department

Investing in diverse agricultural systems, particularly through the development of small permaculture farms across Argentina’s varied microclimates, can significantly enhance the availability of exotic and nutritious produce, supporting the holistic health benefits discussed previously. With a budget of ten million dollars, strategic investments can be made to create a network of sustainable farms that not only contribute to food security and nutritional diversity but also promote environmental sustainability and economic viability for local communities. Here’s how such an investment could unfold, considering Argentina’s rich diversity of microclimates, from tropical regions in the north to cold southern areas.

Establishing Diverse Agricultural Systems

1. Permaculture Design: Each farm would implement permaculture principles, designing agricultural ecosystems that mimic the natural environment, to create self-sustaining farms. These systems would prioritize biodiversity, soil health, water conservation, and energy efficiency.

2. Microclimate Utilization: Argentina’s range of microclimates, including temperate, tropical, and subtropical zones, offers unique opportunities to cultivate a wide variety of crops. Investments would be directed towards identifying the most suitable crops for each microclimate and optimizing land use for both yield and sustainability.

Investments in Key Areas

1. Soil Health: Investment in soil regeneration practices is crucial. This includes composting, green manures, and biochar to enhance soil fertility and structure, promoting healthy crop growth.

2. Water Management: Developing efficient water management systems, such as drip irrigation and rainwater harvesting, to ensure sustainable water use in agriculture, especially critical in arid regions of Argentina.

3. Renewable Energy: Utilizing renewable energy sources (solar, wind) to power farm operations, reducing carbon footprints, and increasing sustainability.

4. Education and Training: Funding for education and training programs for local farmers on permaculture design, sustainable farming techniques, and market strategies to ensure the long-term success and scalability of these projects.

5. Seed Banking and Genetic Diversity: Establishing seed banks to preserve genetic diversity, including heirloom and indigenous varieties, ensuring resilience against pests, diseases, and changing climate conditions.

Potential Exotic Produce across Argentina’s Microclimates

– Northern Argentina (Tropical and Subtropical): Ideal for fruits like mangos, avocados, bananas, and citrus varieties. Also suitable for cultivating cacao and coffee, adding valuable crops for both local consumption and export.

– Central Argentina (Temperate): Suitable for a wide range of vegetables and fruits such as tomatoes, peppers, berries, and stone fruits. Grains and legumes, including quinoa and amaranth, could thrive here, alongside vineyards for wine production.

– Southern Argentina (Cooler Temperate to Cold): Can focus on root vegetables, leafy greens, and berries that prefer cooler growing conditions. Apples, pears, and cherries could also be successful, along with hops for craft beer production.

Economic and Environmental Impact

– Economic Viability: By focusing on high-demand, exotic, and nutritious produce, these farms can tap into premium markets, including organic and health-focused consumers, both locally and internationally.

– Environmental Sustainability: Permaculture farms would contribute to biodiversity, soil health, and water conservation, aligning with global efforts to combat climate change and promote environmental stewardship.

– Community Development: This initiative can drive local employment, skills development, and community-based tourism, offering educational workshops and farm tours, thus fostering a deeper connection between consumers and their food sources.

With an X (^ten-million-dollar investment), Argentina could become a leading example of how to leverage its diverse microclimates to produce a wide array of exotic and nutritious foods through sustainable farming practices, supporting not only the health of its population but also the health of the planet.