Electroculture Growing Practical Guide

Electroculture has enjoyed a veritable renaissance in recent years thanks to the pioneering work of Yannick Van Doorne, an outstanding agronomist and author of several discoveries and inventions in this field.

In this book, you’ll find a compendium of over 15 years of research and applications.
The book contains more then 250 original illustrations, pictures and drawings.

You can learn how to easily make the various antennas, and the results you can expect. Each technique is accompanied by numerous testimonials illustrating the benefits and how to do it. Angela Durante has helped to condense and translate this work in the spirit that Yannick Van Doorne holds so dear.

Numerous drawings explain in detail how the techniques work. Each technique is clearly explained in plain English, making the book accessible to everyone, from the gardener to the professional farmer.
There are numerous tried-and-tested applications for small gardens as well as large fields of multiple hectares.

You will find practical information about paramagnetic round towers radiating over several hectares or tens of acres while doubling the yield of certain crops; the contribution of basalt and its beneficial effects on earthworms; atmospheric antennas as a highly effective historical technique used in many gardens; magnetic antennas that have proved their worth in agriculture; how to energise water for watering and irrigation for best results; the effects of Schumann waves on plants, and much more.

Electroculture refers to all energetic approaches and techniques using magnetism and natural electricity to help fertilise land and grow healthy plants.

The results are generally remarkable, and it’s often underestimated how passive electroculture techniques multiply harvests and generate abundance and health in almost any crop they’re applied to. It would be a shame to miss out on such a simple and quick method.
In this book you simply learn a whole new set of applications to help you to grow abundant and healthy crops.