Most water shortages are huge misunderstandings of nature and the ability of the earth to replenish itself. I have never seen a single case of real water shortage that was not due to administrative interference. 1. organic material can be composted and added to poor soils = holds the moisture longer and attracks other humidity/rain. 2. water will not become runoff from fields if chemical fertilizers and pesticide are not present. 3. Crop nutrient density will be higher and allows you to use much less nutrients and water for the growing process. . 4. The latest technology to clean ALL waters is still available and eliminates ALL fictious regulations which are causing the shortages in the first place. Question please? If an ostrich is blind, why does he insist on keeping his head in the sand. (answer that and you will have the answer to your water problems).
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
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I sometimes think it's the somebody syndrome. Somebody had a good idea. Everybody thinks it's a great idea and figures that Somebody should do something however the job was left to Nobody. We seem determined to talk ourselves to death, ignoring common sense, worrying endlessly about the negatives when the positives infinitely outweigh any downside. .... as for the ostrich - he just wants to be Nobody
Published by Jim Boak, Ret. ag. advisor at GLIER U of Windsor. Ind. Ag. & Environmental consultant.