Professor William Albrecht was a premier soil scientist and was dismayed by the rapid chemicalization of farming that followed WWII. This book is a well-organized explanation of the relationship between soil fertility and animal and human health. He shows why animal health (and ultimately human health) is based in the fertility of the soil and what farmers can do to improve soil quality, solving livestock disease problems in the process.

Soil Fertility & Animal Health (The Albrecht Papers, Vol II )

Parenting & Relationships

William A. Albrecht

Fertility

Acres USA

Professor Albrecht was one of the first to see the danger in relying on agri-chemicals instead of soil fertility for healthy crops. This book presents more of Albrechts classic articles. Protein contents of crops have declined as soil fertility has dropped. In this collection of writings, Albrecht explains how the soil-crop system works, the importance of various nutrients, and how soil fertility is linked to crop and animal health and even our own as explained by his "biotic pyramid."

The Albrecht Papers: Enter without Knocking

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Acres U.S.A. Publishers

In this 1950s-era film, Professor Albrecht's enduring message is preserved and presented for future generations. With introductory and closing remarks by Acres U.S.A. founder Charles Walters, Albrecht explains the high cost of inadequate and imbalanced soil fertility and how that ''dumb animal,'' the cow, always knows which plant is the healthier. A period film, dated in style, but time-less in message.

The Other Side Of The Fence

Readers will find an organized and convincing explanation of the relationship between calcium and soil fertility. It is not possible to discuss calcium, which Albrecht proclaims as the ''King of Nutrients'' without being led into the entire mosaic that Albrecht considers bio¬logically correct farming.

Albrecht on Calcium (The Albrecht Papers)

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Acres U.S.A.

Nature gave up her rare secrets to Dr. Albrecht simply because he was a curious farm boy who liked logic and adventure. Through his extensive experiments with growing plants, soils and their effect on animals, he showed that a declining soil fertility, due to a lack of organic material, major elements, and trace minerals - or a marked imbalance in these nutrients - was responsible for poor crops and in turn for pathological conditions in animals fed deficient feeds from soils.

Albrecht's Foundation Concepts (The Albrecht Papers)

Carefully organized in chapters dealing with specific subjects such as mycorrhiza, calcium, magnesium and soil organic matter, Albrecht also includes convincing explanations of the relationship between humans, plants and animals, and his substantiated theory and observation that declining soil fertility is responsible for poor crops, pathological conditions in animals fed deficient feeds from such soils, and poor human health.

Albrecht's Hidden Lessons (The Albrecht Papers)

This collection presents more of Professor Albrecht's brilliant, classic essays providing essential insights into the health of our soil. Albrecht explains how the soil-crop system works, and provides his substantiated theory and observation that the lack of major elements and trace minerals is responsible for depleted crops, weeds, and poor animal health.

Albrecht's Enduring Vision (The Albrecht Papers)

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