Grow Better Tasting Vegetables with Rock Dust and Where to Get It Near You
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The Kilimanjaro Project supplies local small-scale farmers with "Rutubisha" (an all-natural fertilizer with rock dust, biochar, and compost manure), and trains them to grow healthy crops and nutrient-dense foods, leading to increased income, better lives, more resilient communities, healthier people, and food security now and in the future.
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Amy Cline
September 16, 2022 (6:59 am)
Where or how can I acquire rock dust?
Joanna Campe
September 18, 2022 (10:20 am)
You can look at our resource directory for a list of rock dust suppliers around the world, organized by region. For gardeners, many sources are also available on Amazon. Another good resource is our Rock Dust Primer (just follow the instructions at this link: https://www.remineralize.org/a-rock-dust-primer/) to learn about how to look for a local source. You can also send an email to jcampe@remineralize.org for more information.