Hello dear useful idiots,
look over, to the counry of the east:
Electroculture in China
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Less fertilizer and pesticides - but still a significantly better harvest: In China, so-called electroculture is being expanded. And the cultivation of food under high-frequency voltage is showing amazing success.
In China, the focus of this so-called electroculture is on growing vegetables in greenhouses.The plants grow under bare copper wires hanging from the roof. High-frequency voltage of tens of thousands of volts pulses in them. The high-frequency fields kill pests in the air and soil, making pesticides unnecessary. At the same time, the electric fields make it easier for the plant to absorb nutrients, especially nitrogen and carbon dioxide. This stimulates growth and guarantees higher yields.
The process originated in Europe
The air in the facilities smells like a summer thunderstorm.Despite the high voltage, only a small amount of current flows in the wires, just one millionth of an ampere per wire, much, much less than in the charging cable of a smartphone.For the people who work under the copper wires, this is completely irrelevant.The energy requirement per hectare per day is 15 kilowatt hours, about as much as a single-family house consumes in electricity.It will probably take some time before all Chinese greenhouses with their four million hectares are wired with copper, but then their energy requirements will also accumulate.
The process originated in Europe. The first experiments took place in Edinburgh as early as 1746. The decisive breakthrough, however, did not come until 150 years later, when the Finnish geophysicist Selim Lemstr枚m made a breakthrough. During his travels through the Arctic, he had noticed that plants thrived more vigorously there than in milder climes, despite the cold and darkness. He suspected that the cause was a celestial phenomenon - the northern lights. An analysis of the tree rings confirmed him: The more intensively the sky shone at night, the more vigorously the trees grew.
Using a generator and an antenna system, Lemstr枚m showed that electrical discharges actually accelerated the growth of vegetables such as potatoes or celery.Strawberry bushes formed their fruit in half the time.The harvest of raspberries and carrots doubled.The method worked equally well on wheat, oats and barley.Nevertheless, the method did not catch on, presumably because of the investment required at the time and the technical hurdles to controlling the plants.
EVEN THE WEF DOCUMENTED IT:
And now go fuck yourself - especially the german useful assholes.
Greets
P.S
I hate monoculture (not just as plants but also for the human farm)
Hallo liebe n眉tzliche Idioten,
schaut doch mal r眉ber ins Land des Ostens:
Elektrokultur in China
Achja und:
Fickt euch.
Dumme n眉tzliche Idioten. Aber ihr fickt euch ja eh schon so effektiv und effizient, noch mehr geht gar nicht mehr.
Und an dem Punkt habt ihr es auch eigentlich gar nicht mehr anders verdient als genau der m枚glichst schlechteste Ausgang (den ihr ja eh provoziert).
https://soundcloud.com/imizar/pernicious-malady/
Gr眉脽e