Farmers and fisherman who want abundant harvests have been looking to reports that have come in from around Kenya, notably Kisumu, Lodwar and Nanyuki, and from areas extending to Sudan and Somalia.

These reports indicate an increased demand for this kind of inorganic fertiliser, called orgonite or mbolea in Kiswahili, because of its agricultural applications.

It’s use has seen greater catches for fisherman when they gift mbolea into the water and greater yields for those farmers who are demonstrating its effects with their crops.

Internationally, there is a growing amount of research data that indicate such results. It appears that the presence of this mbolea encourages biological systems to self-organise, encouraging growth and vigour in plants, and increased oxygenation and circulation of water systems. This sense of encouragement can be witnessed in the empowerment and self-sufficiency that abundant harvests bring!

To follow: reports and photos from the lakes and fields!!

Most of the people who come to us and ask for education about East Africa Orgonite’s mbolea/fertiliser, have heard of its use in improving environmental conditions resulting in greater harvests for farmers and fishermen alike.

We are here to bring you the information you need about how using orgonite can do this and by doing this, promote the principles of healthy interactions with the land and water that we live in.