1 How the world could become full - sensational discovery now available again
In the year 2021, up to up to 828 million people worldwide.
One in ten people suffered chronic hunger, and every thirteen seconds a child under
the age of five dies of hunger. hunger. The hotspots of hunger are located,
according to Welthungerhilfe, in Africa sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
But in Europe, too, there is increasing talk of an impending food crisis.
The reasons for this are manifold, from wars and sanctions policies
to food speculation. and corrupt governments to gigantic agribusinesses that control the
market and displace control the market and displace small farmers.
But all this need not be!
There is a discovery in agriculture that you just have to take advantage of.
With the same amount of land and labour it
promises significantly higher yields, and all without genetic engineering.
The plants need only little fertiliser, no pesticides and mature in less time.
Wheat grows not only with one stalk but in clusters, maize develops three
to six cobs instead of one or two. cobs instead of one or two.
The seed remains in the hand of the of the user, as it can germinate again.
This means that farmers are not dependent of the farmers on seed suppliers, as
is the case, for example, with the hybrid seeds marketed by Monsanto* [*now: Bayer AG],
[= seeds which are barely seeds that are hardly germinable in the second year].
Since the mainstream media, after a few initial reports in the 1990s, the
mainstream media did not pick up on the issue, kla.tv reported on it [www.kla.tv/13397]:
The vanished code discovery "In the late 1980s, Swiss researchers Dr. Guido Ebner
and Heinz Dr. Guido Ebner and Heinz Schürch succeeded in discovering the
in the laboratories of the pharmaceutical giant Ciba-Geigy
in Basel, now Novartis, made a sensational discovery. discovery.
In laboratory experiments, they exposed cereal and fish eggs to an 'electrostatic field'.
The result: completely surprising surprisingly, 'primeval forms' grew up.
They were many times more resistant and productive and
higher-yielding than conventional or genetically modified plants or fish.
They thrived without fertilisers and pesticides or medicines."
As a leading manufacturer of chemical pesticides, Ciba-Geigy now found
itself in a conflict of interest. conflict of interest. Conclusion:
The discovery rests in the in the drawers of the
European Patent Office to prevent imitations outside the company. Company." [www.kla.tv/13397]
By patenting this groundbreaking discovery, the then pesticide discovery, the then
pesticide juggernaut Ciba-Geigy effectively had ownership rights and could therefore and
was therefore able to prevent any further research in order
to continue to pesticides and genetically modified genetically modified plant varieties.
But this is not where the story does not end,
thank goodness, because ten years later the patents were released again.
Daniel Ebner, biologist and son of one of the researchers, bought
it and, together with his brother Christoph Nikunja Ebner continued the research.
Together they founded the Guido Ebner Institute, to support and promote further
research. They want to make their results especially in the developing countries,
because there, too, western seed companies like like Bayer, which make the farmers dependent.
Among others, in Burkina Faso, Guatemala, Paraguay and Bavaria, various studies and
field trials have been carried out with and field trials have been carried
out with: Wheat, maize, rice, potatoes, tomatoes, beans, soybeans, radishes, other plants
and in fish farming. In these studies further knowledge about the primeval effect.
The shortened growth period of the plants cultivation is also possible in areas of the world where
it was previously difficult. These include, for example the high plateaus of the mountains or cold regions,
where the growing season is only short.
This will make further, hitherto almost areas of the world that were previously almost deserted will become inhabitable.
In other parts of the country, two harvests per year will be possible instead of just one.
So that the knowledge about the revolutionary principle of the so-called
primeval code is not forgotten, the Swiss investigative journalist Swiss investigative journalist
Luc Bürgin wrote a book about this discovery in 2007. this discovery.
In collaboration with Daniel Ebner, the book "Der
Urzeit-Code. The ecological alternative to the controversial gene technology",
which is currently in its second edition has been published.
In addition, the Guido Ebner Institute provides its knowledge to
farmers, allotment gardeners and fish farmers for practical application. application.
In this way, private private individuals can access this knowledge
and use tools such as agricultural containers, a green box for
the garden or the fish box for fish farmers. fish farmers.
Book title and website of the Institute can be found in the sources.
The greed for profit and power of the must be broken - so tell
as many people as possible about this revolutionary discovery! people about this revolutionary discovery!
Because the food supply of many people food supply of many people is in danger
- even though there is a way to significantly of food can be increased significantly.