Biocentrism is an ethical point of view that extends inherent value to all living things. Through this lens, Earthmade better understands how the earth works, and the significance of biodiversity. Biocentric ethics call for a rethinking of the relationship between humans and nature, and that nature does not exist simply to be used or consumed by humans. We are part of an ecosystem, and any actions that negatively affect the living systems of nature, adversely affect us as well. All species have inherent value, and humans are not superior to other species in a moral or ethical sense.
At Earthmade, we study the ethics of biocentrism and do our part to promote the safest, healthiest living possible, all while striving to be 100% Good!
Earthmade isn’t just a product. It is a brand new way of farming and growing. It doesn’t require the chemicals used in conventional farming, and it has higher yields and longer life than organic farming. Earthmade is forging its way into a more sustainable future, one commodity at a time.
Every year on May 20th, the world comes together to celebrate World Bee Day: a global effort to raise awareness about the vital role bees and other pollinators play in sustaining life on Earth. At Earthmade, this day reflects everything we stand for: working with nature to protect
At Earthmade, we believe the smallest forces in nature often make the biggest impact. Just like the beneficial bacteria we use to restore soil, bees are tiny powerhouses that keep ecosystems, and agriculture, alive and thriving. The Role of Bees in Nature Bees are among the most important
Every year on April 22, millions of people around the world celebrate Earth Day, a global reminder that protecting our planet is a shared responsibility. At Earthmade, Earth Day is more than a moment, it’s a mission we live every day through agriculture. The History of Earth Day
It is Earthmade’s goal to form a strong global connection of farmers, and to find partners that share our vision of making a difference across the globe in sustainability. If you know someone that can help us fulfill our mission, refer them to us!
We are always looking for partnerships, industry professionals, educators, scientists, and distributors to help us make a difference! Get in touch if you are interested in helping us spread our mission and showing your support for better food, better health, and a better earth.
Be our cheerleader! There are multiple ways you can support Earthmade, even if you aren’t a farmer or industry professional. Help us out by socializing online, downloading information, and getting the word out! Everyone can benefit from Earthmade, and can do something that is 100% Good for the earth!
Mike Dobbins is developing bio inputs to replace pesticides, herbicides and chemical fertilizers. His mission is to give farmers the tools they need to produce 100% chemical free food at the scale needed to feed the 9.8 billion people that will soon inhabit the earth. “If you want to look after biodiversity, and you want to improve our soil health, and you want to improve our chronic illness growth, we have to have NO chemicals. And in all fairness there has not been, on a worldwide basis, a solution to the problem.
Mike Etchandy is a fourth generation organic and conventional Orange County strawberry farmer. Jaded by the ambiguous organic certification system and the heavy metals it relies on, he has been testing new bio inputs on his strawberry fields to reduce his dependence on harmful chemicals.
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