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Organic Ginger from Uganda => available

Hi my name is Lilian from Uganda where we run a large biodynamic, family owned business.  In recent years fresh ginger has become very popular. In China it’s traditionally considered a very healthy spice, increasing the “chi” or life energy. That’s why we call it a Health Wonder.

Hi my name is Lilian from Uganda where we run a large biodynamic, family owned business.  In recent years fresh ginger has become very popular. In China it’s traditionally considered a very healthy spice, increasing the “chi” or life energy. That’s why we call it a Health Wonder.

Soil. Everything starts with the soil and without healthy, vital soils it is impossible to grow healthy vital products.  In the past artificial fertilizers and chemical pesticides were seen as the only way forward regarding higher production but it was clear to everyone that the use of these products would only cause problems instead of a fertile soil. As the farmers say: "The soil will very soon get old and die". By working with compost, farm animals, cover crops and intercropping it is possible to maintain a fertile soil from which the farmers can grow healthy products in profitable quantities without destroying the environment.

Learn more? Visit my farm: natureandmore.com - (code 765)

Contact your Eosta account manager about the period of availablility and scedule your deliveries or send us an email: info@eosta.com

 

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