Mahdi Ebrahimi

Mahdi Ebrahimi

I am a student of Veterinary Medicine. i like organic food too much.

I am proud to be a small part of organic world.

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Great Mahdi, good to see this website, very useful information.. in case i find some thing interesting reagrding Organci Agriculture i’ll forward it to u.

As a student of veterinary medicine, you can help me in writing this case study on Production systems with focus on Dairy Farming… you must be aware that i have 35 veterinarians as couleagues and i understand basic veterinary science as well.. i’ll send u a draft once a write something about this assignment and then u can comment…..

Regards,

Ravdeep.

By: Ravdeep Kaur on August 30, 2007
at 5:59 am

Hey thank you for Posting that link!
I am doing my research In Organic farming and yes lot of scope is there for Organic farming in Indian market sector!

By: ASHWINI SHANNIKODI on January 4, 2008
at 3:14 pm

I just did a small blog on bees and noticed the wonderful article you posted on bees, Could I run the article as a follow-up and direct them to your site?

It was a great article and so important. And your website is great! I will be back to keep checking it out. Denise http://thegardenersrake.com

By: Denise on January 7, 2008
at 5:43 am

Nice blog, looking good,

By: organicresearcher on January 14, 2008
at 2:26 pm

hi guys, i am doing a research project on the organic food market in ireland, just thought some one maybe able to give me some advice, or put me in contact with the right people.
Look forward too a response.
Tomas

By: tomas horkan on February 4, 2008
at 4:24 pm

Hello Mahdi, You run an excellent blog, congratulations.
I see from the other posts that you have a lot of other students interested in your website. Maybe what I write below may help you all?
I will mention your blog in the News on my website.

I have put together an Organic Website which is free for anyone to search.
On the Organic Industry pages it lists ONLY people who hold Organic Certificates from a recognized body like, Soil Association, Organic Farmers and growers. We list all the people from the IFOAM certification pages.
Organic Industry.
http://www.organicassistant.com/organisations/index.php
3,000 UK Organic Farmers,
1,000 UK Organic Processor,
Importers and Exporters.
Please register to keep up with news.

Organic Consumer.
http://www.organicassistant.com/
400 Organic Brands,
5,000 Organic Products,
25,000 Retail outlets.

We are members of IFOAM the world organic standards body and list most people on their website.
http://www.organicassistant.com/organisations/certificators.php
IFOAM website.
http://www.ifoam.org/

By: Graham on February 6, 2008
at 10:53 am

i was searching for organic farms in lebanon when i found this website.

GREAT job your doing mahdi keep going.

By: Maryana on February 19, 2008
at 6:26 am

Hallo,
Please somebody send me the email address or website details of mahdi, so that I can contact.
Thanks, selvakumar.

By: selvakumar on February 22, 2008
at 1:45 am

Dear Mehdi,
I am a manufacturer of desert farming organic accessories.
Let me introduce two of our products to you.

1. Coir pith briquettes :- These are used for afforestation purposes in non-agro friendly terrains. Coir pith (Found inside the covering of coconuts) is the only ingredient used for the manufacture of these bricks.
After the separation of pith from coconut chaff, it is cleaned and sterilized before compressing into bricks of various sizes.
For using this(a brick weighing 650 gms) has to be immersed in 10 liters of water. After about 40 minutes the brick will expand into 10 liters in volume. The expanded pith can be used as top soil for planting and germination. A layer of about 2 to 3 inches is all that is necessary for successful planting of seeds and nurslings.
Bricks used for commercial purposes come in a maximum size of 5 kgs each. Unpacked bricks are strapped in a cluster of 3 are loaded into 20’ containers.
The main buyers of these are Germany,UAE, Israel etc.

2.Geo textile :- Also known as bhoovasthra, this too is a great accessory for desert farming. Woven coir(A thin rope made of coconut fiber) netting or mesh mattings are quick and effective for control of soil erosion , landslide , slope stabilization and other civil engineering applications. Also used for the construction of green houses with high cooling effects reknown for high moisture retention capacity.

Both the products are totally bio-degradable and eco friendly. Has a very high water absorption and retention capacity. Has a wide range of applications. Cost effective.

I shall only be too glad to give more details if required.

S Shivaprasad

By: S Shivaprasad on February 29, 2008
at 7:12 am

Hello,

I am a student conducting a tutorial on global organics. You seem very knowledgeable on the topic. Could you offer some recommendations for the best way that an international marketer of organic foods can meet international certification standards?

Thank you!
Marie

By: Marie on March 26, 2008
at 12:29 am

Hi Mahdi,

You are runing an excellent blog.

Regards

Akash Gupta

By: Akash Gupta on March 30, 2008
at 1:11 pm

Hello Akash,
thank you so much for your comment

Best wishes
Mahdi

By: Mahdi Ebrahimi on April 1, 2008
at 1:45 am

Japan recently introduced an information site. Foreigners who are relatively unknown in Japan to introduce the information. Surprise is full of information.
We hope once the link please.
（URL）http://japanesefood-cultuer-history-anime.blogspot.com/

By: AKIHIRO ITO on April 3, 2008
at 4:44 am

Organic food is the way to go nowadays. Thanks for your informative blog.

By: becklee on April 15, 2008
at 1:34 am

Great blog! I can forward you a research report from The Rodale Institute about how organic farming helps stop global warming, if you would like you can e-mail me!

You can check out http://www.hero-farmers.org for more info about organic farming and gardening!

By: Krina Shah on May 13, 2008
at 8:29 pm

Hi it was very interesting ,plz suggest me some other organic pest control than i ll be thank full to u

By: gouri on May 16, 2008
at 11:16 am

i like to get more info about organic food
produce in Taiwan
or can buy in taiwan from oversea
thanks

By: Louis on May 29, 2008
at 6:59 am

“too much!” ;)

By: ddd on June 2, 2008
at 4:12 am

Hi! Mahdi, thanks for this very much needed blog . I am here on this blog accidently but I am glad To meet a lot of lovely friends of the same goal.
Dear friends, I need your help.
whre can I find an Organic Coconut Coir Pith, which do not have any contamination of soil , salt or bacteria and safe, sterilized for human oral use for east asian ethnic medicinal use. I have seen many sites but all product is for agricultural use only and not safe for oral consumption for human. Appreciating your kind help in anticipation,
Paul

By: Paul on June 23, 2008
at 8:04 pm

Esto es triste pues mire que no hay ni un nombre latino que este interesado sobre lo organico

By: Vicente Loera Mier on July 4, 2008
at 7:06 pm

Great website!
We need to ‘Link’ up…. please view, http://www.greenecocommunities.com

Good to meet you and view your site!

By: artistrybysandy1 on July 6, 2008
at 7:59 pm

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