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PatColo | 01-26-2009 02:37 AM
Mike Ruppert's "billion dollar business idea" - soil restoration "... A BILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS FOR THIS ECONOMY If I was a selfish man I'd sit on this till after the new book is out. I'd never forgive myself. I'm going to be fine. SOIL RESTORATION BUSINESS -- ESSENTIAL IN THIS ECONOMY Those of us who've been at this for a while understand that urban soil that now supports lawns fed by oil and gas has become useless for growing food. How difficult would it be to find soil and ag experts. I'm sure that test kits already exist to analyze soil. After analysis the question then becomes, "OK, how do we fix it organically?" It couldn't be that difficult and I'd just bet that one of those local cable spots for a business like that in L.A. right now would bring in hundreds -- if not thousands -- of calls. Soil restoration could (and should) become the new chic! Right along with the composting toilet. "Have your own producing fresh, organic, vegetable garden started in as little as a few weeks!" The Chia Pet of the survivalist era! One of the best features of capitalism is that it quickly mobilizes productive energy. I am not a pure capitalist but damn there's parts of it work real good. It is the way that money works that is the enemy. But here are self-startable businesses that one doesn't have to be an expert to run. The infrastructure and capital costs are minimal. The end result is that the business owners get fed and and they make others able to feed themselves healthier food than most have ever known. Sounds like a win-win to me. Do not worry about the logistics of enough water or any of that. Those in urban areas who will have enough water to pull it off won't be able to grow anything if they don't have healthy soil first. This will teach people how to farm again and no matter what happens to that land, the knowledge and experience is transportable once acquired. I know we've got some hot-dog, cracker jack farmers on this list. What say you? ..." http://mikeruppert.blogspot.com/2009...e-billion.html

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