This are some of the farmers who have started using orgonite in Migori to gro Tobacco. This are the farmers to whom i will go to Kisumu to bring them orgonite
Nicholas
The photos that Nicholas had sent didn’t get posted, previously, but they showed that the tobacco farmers are obviously businessmen/merchants in addition to being farmers. The significance of their interest in orgonite, to me, is that it indicates a broader commercial application for the East Africans’ orgonite–new markets. I’m very proud to post about all of this because it’s a genuine, progressive and revolutionary trend and we’re seeing the very start of it. Hopefully, these African reports will help ensure that our pioneer friends will get due credit for it after orgonite production has become heavily capitalized. For that matter, Carol and I hope to also eventually get due credit for starting this global effort [Image Can Not Be Found]
~Don
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Don,
How are you today? I am to come from Kisumu tomorrow to take some Orgonites to the farmers in Migori, since thy are seriously in need for planting tobacco.They realised that the Orgonite makes the tobacco do verry well, and so they called mee and informed me to take to them some.
I am only oing to take three days, after which I will b back to Kisumu.
Nicholas.
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This note from Nicholas came only a couple of weeks or so after the tobacco farmers purchased orgonite for the first time. Their present crop had just been planted, not long before that. That’s what the photos showed. We’ll get more photos from Nicholas and will be sure to post them in this thread as we progress.
~Don
