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The Suppression of Unorthodox Science 231
which are weak and unhealthy, falling prey to disease and insect pests.
This explains why, coincident with the increased use of chemical fertilizers,
during the past century, insect pests steadily increased. So did cancerous
conditions among plants, animals and humans, as shown by Keens,
an English soil chemist, who presents statistics to show that the increased
use of chemical fertilizers is a major cause of the greater incidence of cancer
during that last hundred years.
The modern Organic Farming movement has accepted and propagated
one of Hensel's theories—his opposition to chemical fertilizers and recommendation
of powdered rocks in their place—but has failed to appreciate
his other main doctrine—his opposition to the use of animal excrements
as plant foods. In this respect, Hensel, though he lived in the last
century, [was] far ahead of the Organic Movement and more modern than
the most modern agricultural reformer.
Hensel had a great admirer and disciple in England, one Sampson
Morgan, who founded his "Clean Culture" doctrine on Hensel's philosophy
of soil and biological regeneration by the avoidance of chemical or
animal fertilizers. While Hensel was more of a theorist, Morgan was a
practical farmer and agricultural experimenter, who proved the truth of
Hensel's theories by winning the first prize at all agricultural exhibits at
which his super-sized, super-quality, disease- and blight-free rock-dust
fertilized fruits and vegetables were displayed. In Sampson Morgan's
Clean Culture, Morgan's views are presented. In reality they are Hensel's
doctrines transplanted to English soil. The reading of Morgan's book will
be a valuable supplement to [the reading] of this, to give one a thorough
understanding of the subject of Natural Agriculture (i.e., a system of
soil culture definitely in advance of Organic Gardening by the compost
method).
Practical experience with Hensel's Stone Meal and his non-animal
method of soil regeneration, has proven the following:
1. That Stone Meal creates healthier, tastier, more vitaminized and mineralized
foods.
2. That Stone Meal creates immunity to insect infestation, worms, fungi
and plant diseases of all kinds.
3. That Stone Meal improves the keeping and shipping quality of foods,
so that they keep a long time, in contrast to the rapid deterioration of
foods given abundant animal manure.
4. That Stone Meal helps plants to resist drought and frost, enabling them
to survive when those fed on manure and chemicals perish.