I am pretty sure it causes an increase in bugs and pests. I also think it may effect the fertility of the soil, as I think frost is necessary for the germination of some plants. Lack of vitamin d from lack of sunlight, toxic air, fluorinated water, nutrient depleting food, and constant bombardment of our systems from radiation from 5g towers/blue tooth devices etc is responsible for the general malaise of even the unvaxxed.
It is indeed. Germination tips tell you to put it in the freezer for few weeks before planting to simulate artificial winter.
Also there's a saying "snowy region is a fertile region" or something.
Fruit trees such as Apples are one of the hardest to grow. Sure it's easy to keep them alive, but they will not fruit without good conditions. The lazy way of taking care of that is pesticides, herbicides, and insecticides. A real good condition around the tree will negate the need for all the chemicals, but it takes many years. The apple tree at my parent's place did not start fruiting until 7-8 years, during which my mother would gather all the earthworms and migrate them to our soil, add compost and leaves.*
*Fallen leaf and even unwanted plants(better known as weeds) all help heal the soil. There are countless number of bacteria in healthy soil that gets killed by the Sun's UV rays. The leaves and the weeds provide the soil with shade, so the microbes can thrive. Your plants in general will adapt over time with all the weeds around it. The harvest will suffer for first 1-2 generations but they get more and more hardy. When the plants are fully acclimated to the new environment, they become resilient, strong, just like a person that went through hardship. Whereas if you baby them, they will be fragile.
Long term exposure of soil to direct Sunlight results in eventual desertification of the land.
you could be right about bugs and pests, fleas were a terrible problem last year, nothing seemed to working…Su
The so-called pests are said to be by those involved in all-natural farming as a 1st line system to clean out a dirty ecosystem so it can be opened for more creatures to come in later. More bugs/pests indicate there is a problem with the ecosystem. After the "pests" such as aphids, snails, mosquitoes, and flies come ladybugs, dragonflies and spiders.
So you can imagine what would happen if you use pesticides to kill all the "pests". The natural way of dealing with the problem doesn't happen, hence you are stuck with spraying perpetually.
Some of the ones we call beneficial insects such as the dragonflies dislike pollution. The interconnectivity of the globe is amazing. The earth is not just a bunch of lifeless rock as gates/kuzweill/schwab wants you to believe, but a living, breathing planet.