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22.01.2022 Stephen Galea’s farm today at western Sydney. Stephen had a lot of crop disease and quality problems with his cabbages and lettuce when we first met him 2 years... ago. Then he started with HealthyEarth program- problems fixed and beautiful quality too ! The pictures prove it. His Oats have only had two applications of our foliar fertilisers - costing almost nothing with great results. Philip Mizzi is the HealthyEarth agent that contacted and helped Stephen quickly fix his farm. Phil’s number is 0438 448 224 if you would like to talk with him.

22.01.2022 With Benny (Top Farmer) on Pat Sergi’s 160 ha (400 acres) orchard at Griffith showing the results of our HealthyEarth programs. Last year approx 35 ton/acre this year approx 25 ton/acre. A very good result for a following year which began with record scorching summer heat and extreme drought conditions.

21.01.2022 Thank you to healthy Earth liquid fertilizer sprayed on 3rd of September and feeding it off now 3 weeks feed. Mixing 10 L to 1000 l of water sprayed on 6 1/2 acres.

20.01.2022 This week in Griffith ! Darren Macedone M&M Packers happy with his results. The trees have improved and the crop is good quality !

18.01.2022 This is real Aussie spirit caught in a poem for today. A helping hand or a kind word can make all the difference. His cattle didn’t get a bid, they were fairl...y bloody poor, What was he going to do? He couldn’t feed them anymore, The dams were all but dry, hay was thirteen bucks a bale, Last month’s talk of rain was just a fairytale, His credit had run out, no chance to pay what’s owed, Bad thoughts ran through his head as he drove down Gully Road. Geez, great grandad bought the place back in 1898, Now I’m such a useless bastard, I’ll have to shut the gate. Can’t support my wife and kids, not like dad and those before, Crikey, Grandma kept it going while Pop fought in the war. With depression now his master, he abandoned what was right, There’s no place in life for failures, he’d end it all tonight. There were still some things to do, he’d have to shoot the cattle first, Of all the jobs he’d ever done, that would be the worst. He’d have a shower, watch the news, then they’d all sit down for tea Read his kids a bedtime story, watch some more TV, Kiss his wife goodnight, say he was off to shoot some roos Then in a paddock far away he’d blow away the blues. But he drove in the gate and stopped as he always had To check the roadside mailbox and found a letter from his Dad. Now his dad was not a writer, Mum did all the cards and mail But he knew the writing from the notebooks that he’d kept from cattle sales, He sensed the nature of its contents, felt moisture in his eyes, Just the fact his dad had written was enough to make him cry. Son, I know it’s bloody tough, it’s a cruel and twisted game, This life upon the land when you’re screaming out for rain, There’s no candle in the darkness, not a single speck of light But don’t let the demon get you, you have to do what’s right, I don’t know what’s in your head but push the bad thoughts well away See, you’ll always have your family at the back end of the day You have to talk to someone, and yes I know I rarely did But you have to think about Fiona and think about the kids. I’m worried about you son, you haven’t rung for quite a while, I know the road you’re on ‘cause I’ve walked every bloody mile. The date? December 7 back in 1983, Behind the shed I had the shotgun rested in the brigalow tree. See, I’d borrowed way too much to buy the Johnson place Then it didn’t rain for years and we got bombed by interest rates, The bank was at the door, I didn’t think I had a choice, I began to squeeze the trigger that’s when I heard your voice. You said ‘Where are you Daddy? It’s time to play our game’ ’ I’ve got Squatter all set up, we might get General Rain.’ It really was that close, you’re the one that stopped me son, And you’re the one that taught me there’s no answer in a gun. Just remember people love you, good friends won’t let you down. Look, you might have to swallow pride and take that job in town, Just ’til things come good, son, you’ve always got a choice And when you get this letter ring me, ’cause I’d love to hear your voice. Well he cried and laughed and shook his head then put the truck in gear, Shut his eyes and hugged his dad in a vision that was clear, Dropped the cattle at the yards, put the truck away Filled the troughs the best he could and fed his last ten bales of hay. Then he strode towards the homestead, shoulders back and head held high, He still knew the road was tough but there was purpose in his eye. He called his wife and children, who’d lived through all his pain, Hugs said more than words he’d come back to them again, They talked of silver linings, how good times always follow bad, Then he walked towards the phone, picked it up and rang his Dad. And while the kids set up the Squatter, he hugged his wife again, Then they heard the roll of thunder and they smelt the smell of rain. Author : Murray Hartin Don’t be afraid to reach out for help. A lot of us have. Contact a reputable service, your hospital or local GP.

13.01.2022 Photo just in ! David Brown’s farm today at Greenthorpe (near Young NSW) growing with HealthyEarth. David is spraying our NPK LeafSpray and CalMag5:1 on this amazing quality crop. Considering we are in serious drought that’s an amazing wheat crop. Thanks for sharing Dave !

12.01.2022 Precious God given water = money= corruption. https://mobile.abc.net.au//taxpayers-helping-fun/11279468

11.01.2022 One of our young up and coming HealthyEarth farmers Dean Bertacco proudly showing off his high quality fruit on his dads farm at Griffith.

08.01.2022 This why HealthyEarth was the first Australian fertiliser manufacturer to purposely exclude artificial nitrates from all of our fertilisers - 20 years ago ! Now the world is waking up with cancer https://www.facebook.com/75960805493/posts/10162011393775494/

08.01.2022 Today on Mario and John Marin’s citrus orchards Griffith, NSW. HealthyEarth has been looking after their farms for two just two years. Mario told us today his farms are now the best they have ever been. Today’s photos tell the story.

04.01.2022 How to make your blood boil l https://cairnsnews.org//qld-govt-says-it-owns-rainfall-on/

04.01.2022 Farm economic survival = being a primary producer and retailer. Over the years we at HealthyEarth have encouraged many farmers to learn how to retail their pro...duct. $400.00/ton wholesale to markets for fruit or $4,000.00 plus direct marketing. Meat has the same opportunity now ! With social media marketing and the modern fast parcel delivery networks in Australia it’s all very possible. https://www.theland.com.au//mobile-abattoir-gets-first-c/ See more

03.01.2022 Thanks Bruna Dal Broi xx

02.01.2022 Caught red handed !