So that the seeds can still germinate tomorrow

For a long time now, large parts of our agriculture have turned into an industry. Many a farm has become an agricultural factory and has lost its soul. Respect for soil, water, and livestock is lost, and with it, sustainability.

The consequences are already evident in countless ways: many agricultural businesses are on the verge of ruin, heavily indebted, and forced to sell to unscrupulous agricultural giants. Due to the naive belief that one can force the earth with chemicals and genetic engineering, many once fertile agricultural areas are on the verge of collapse. In animal husbandry, mortality rates of 20% and more are accepted as "normal"...

WAKE UP! There is another way.

Life always flows in circles

Only sustainable systems can endure and succeed in the long run. Observe nature; this is repeatedly confirmed there. The World Agricultural Report already pointed out the catastrophic consequences of agricultural overexploitation in recent decades years ago and advises a return to small units and nature-oriented methods. In doing so, sustainability and respect always go hand in hand.

Respectful handling of resources and all co-creatures – right down to the very smallest, the microorganisms – leads to success. Because without microorganisms, it doesn't work; they are the origin of all life and the mediator between inorganic and organic. Ultimately, almost all agricultural problems fundamentally come down to microbial life. Therefore, it seems sensible to start precisely there. Let's go!