The Little Handbook of Symbiotic Agriculture

This Little Handbook provides a straightforward definition of the philosophy of agronomic symbiotics, as directly inferred from respectful observation of natural, spontaneous relationships. Within this context, we touch on "soil-fauna-flora" systems which are so closely intertwined that they prove absolutely inseparable. One immediately notices that they generate complex languages, and that, as they are possessed of memory, they are capable of enculturation. The infinite richness of this creates veritable civilizations. We owe a threefold, sincere deference to the intelligent soil (which is the sine qua non of all life on Earth), as well as to plants and animals fully immersed in the flow of life, and so intricately intuitive. All the kingdoms of nature turn out to be of one identical essence and of equal worth to that which we bestow on our own bodies and lives.