Noahs Ark and the Biblical World Wide Flood Never Happened

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

"The Amazon rain forest is overgrowth from man's introduction of agricultural practices.
The overgrowth covered up the cities that housed millions of people just 400-500 years ago."

I don't suppose you have a source?

"It takes 7 years to regreen deserts in Africa to where a fruit tree can be sustained.
The soil food web.
All it takes is water to begin to revive infertile soil back to fertility."

Or that? You can "regreen" the Sahara in 7 years??

We have local farms here where the fields have been flooded.

Did the crops go "dormant? No, they died and rotted away.

You sure you're a farmer?!?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: [post=27269954]FarmerSimulation[/po
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Look at no till farming.
Once roots are established water has a place to go and fields do not flood.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Ats is a wonderful source for knowledge.

"The Amazon rain forest is overgrowth from man's introduction of agricultural practices.
The overgrowth covered up the cities that housed millions of people just 400-500 years ago."

I don't suppose you have a source?

"It takes 7 years to regreen deserts in Africa to where a fruit tree can be sustained.
The soil food web.
All it takes is water to begin to revive infertile soil back to fertility."

Or that? You can "regreen" the Sahara in 7 years??

We have local farms here where the fields have been flooded.

Did the crops go "dormant? No, they died and rotted away.

You sure you're a farmer?!?

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

But the fields are flooded.

www.theguardian.com...
www.bbc.co.uk...

As to where the water will go, typically water follows the natural topography of the land and seeks the lowest elevation points, in this case those poor fields.

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

Your link is about frogs turning into salamanders, lasers and DNA?

The local farmer's fields backing on to me are all flooded.

The crops ain't coming back.

So the Flood didn't flood places with rooted vegetation?

Another miracle!

a reply to: FlyersFan

The roots are the bare branches that drink clouds from the sky.

When the whole thing flips, and the gathered waters rise.

To a child, the whole world consists of so much less than we eventually become aware of.

It is possible that both are true. In a way.

I'm not saying you're right or wrong.

I'm not saying I'm right or wrong either.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Then there is the fact that two of each would not be viable to breed from.

Why populations can't be saved by a single breeding pair

an effective population size of at least 50 individuals in a population is required.

To avoid eroding evolutionary potential (the ability of a population to evolve to cope with future environmental changes), an effective population of at least 500 is required.

Dude.
I totally refered to the 2 species of ostrich.
Totally.
If you want to extrapolate from that, at least begin by addressing your claims about reds and blues being 2 separate species.
They can be bred together.
I myself could breed those 2 into existance from 1 breeding pair.
I could not do that with mammals.
But I could do it from the example you provided.
There is only 1 species of ostrich left today.
3 breeds.
It is finished

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

Your link is about frogs turning into salamanders, lasers and DNA?

The local farmer's fields backing on to me are all flooded.

The crops ain't coming back.

So the Flood didn't flood places with rooted vegetation?

Another miracle!

I went looking on ats archives for the thread on quantum vibrational messaging.
I could not find it.
I found that, thought it would be interesting to you and the thread, and posted it.
My bad

No till farming.
Look for pictures of the 2 from flooding.

Due diligence.
Try it

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

But the fields are flooded.

www.theguardian.com...
www.bbc.co.uk...

As to where the water will go, typically water follows the natural topography of the land and seeks the lowest elevation points, in this case those poor fields.

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

What's that stuff got to do with this thread?

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

"Prof Cannon explained this method was easier for livestock farmers, who can move their stock, rather than those growing crops."

Crops? Crops would die and rot.

You sure you're a farmer?

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

"I went looking on ats archives for the thread on quantum vibrational messaging.
I could not find it."

May I ask, why?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

"The Amazon rain forest is overgrowth from man's introduction of agricultural practices.
The overgrowth covered up the cities that housed millions of people just 400-500 years ago."

I don't suppose you have a source?

"It takes 7 years to regreen deserts in Africa to where a fruit tree can be sustained.
The soil food web.
All it takes is water to begin to revive infertile soil back to fertility."

Or that? You can "regreen" the Sahara in 7 years??

We have local farms here where the fields have been flooded.

Did the crops go "dormant? No, they died and rotted away.

You sure you're a farmer?!?

eightify.app...
This link shows it started thousands of years ago.
I believe it is much more recent.
But it gets to the point.
Terra preta.
All the exotic plants and animal species started from horticultural man made permaculture. They all came later AFTER man farmed it.
Thousands of years or hundreds of years.
It is there, was there and will always be there.
The soil food web.

According Elaine Ingaham.
Everything needed to grow any plant for 10,000 years is already laying dormant in any soil anywhere and everywhere on the planet.
You just have to bring it to life.
It starts with a seed, water and life from the sunlight.
Hence the reason I posted the frog to salamander ats link.
All things...
ALL THINGS are light-frequency-vibration.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

I might have the title wrong.
It was in the last 3-4 years.
It was a fascinating read.
I hope I can find it.
It is about how micho fungi is used for root systems to communicate needs miles away instantaneously.
I am deeply intimate with micho.
So it resonated with me and my passion

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

"Prof Cannon explained this method was easier for livestock farmers, who can move their stock, rather than those growing crops."

Crops? Crops would die and rot.

You sure you're a farmer?

I equate no till to this.
Once you build a soil aggregate.
If you till it it is like destroying entire cities and industry and you have to start over in building it all back up.

Yes.
Running livestock to add the organic matter and urea is a very significant way to feed the microbes.
What takes 7 years in Africa me and my friends can do in 3-4.
I do compost teas and worm castings.
But no till farming is an absolute essential to rebuild soil to where it becomes nearly self sustainable

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

What's that stuff got to do with this thread?

All things are light-frequency-vibration

originally posted by: Gouldielockstitch
a reply to: FlyersFan

The roots are the bare branches that drink clouds from the sky.

When the whole thing flips, and the gathered waters rise.

To a child, the whole world consists of so much less than we eventually become aware of.

It is possible that both are true. In a way.

I'm not saying you're right or wrong.

I'm not saying I'm right or wrong either.

Can I steal that from you?
I have never heard that before and it tickles my brain thinking about it.

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

No till farming.
Look for pictures of the 2 from flooding.

What the hell are you going on about?

The fields are clearly flooded.

As to due diligence, you have been provided with the sources.

You do understand that you actually have to read them and assimilate the information.

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

Link doesn't work?

"ALL THINGS are light-frequency-vibration"

Gobbledygook.

Saharan sand?

a reply to: FarmerSimulation

The idea that everything in the universe is composed of light, frequency, and vibration is a concept that aligns with certain philosophical and metaphysical perspectives, but it is not a widely accepted scientific explanation.

Care to elaborate on your vast oversimplification and metaphysical observation?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: FarmerSimulation

Your link is about frogs turning into salamanders, lasers and DNA?

The local farmer's fields backing on to me are all flooded.

The crops ain't coming back.

So the Flood didn't flood places with rooted vegetation?

Another miracle!

An interesting thing about soil.
It needs the shock of catastrophe occasionally for the added diversity things like floods bring.
It stimulates growth and brings diversity