Hi! Allan, I think the actual local conditions need to be taken into account. On my property, where I have a quite high Paramagnetic soil, adding more will make little change, but lacking natural tree to work as antenna, adding towers should make a difference. By contrast, a friend, only forty minutes away is on highly Diamagnetic soil, but has trees near his garden, which are working nicely, so needs to look at spreading a suitable rock dust.
Be aware that a really high firing BD system will change a diamagnetic situation to some degree of paramagnetic level, in time. It will also be right where the plants and soil biota need it, the root zone. Gil Allan Balliett wrote: > Lloyd et al - > > I'm very interested in hearing more on the benefits of your tower of > power, as well as information on the construction of it. > > I had a short conversation with Phil Callahan at last year's ACRES > and he was advocating a similar device in lieu of actually applying > paramagnetic rock to the land. However (and I've misplaced my notes), > he was definitelly saying that a field required many towers (filled > with paramagnetic rock) and that they were to be placed relatively > closely together. He had a big laugh when I said that it would be > cheaper and faster to just scatter the paramagnetic rock. "True, > True" he said. > > I can see the value, however, in my most recent location, of keeping > the paramagnetic rock confined. > > I'd like to hear everyone's experiences and thoughts. > > -Allan
