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Welcome to the SEER Centre, the home of Rockdust®

ECO-FRIENDLY GARDENING AND FARMING WITH ROCKDUST

HELPING SOILS TO ABSORB EXCESS CO2 FROM THE ATMOSPHERE

The SEER Centre Trust is a Scottish charity (SCO37139) with far-reaching global aims that are achievable via down to Earth local projects. The SEER Centre Gardens are open at different stages in the growing season, so the public can see, smell and taste our mineral-rich fresh produce grown in the SEER Centre terraces and also attend educational lectures in the gardens.

Individuals, groups and coach parties are welcome to visit the gardens by advance booking please. Email people@seercentre.org.uk or phone 01250 881789

Volunteers are welcome. See visitscotland.com for local accommodation. Kindrogan Field Studies Centre is just two miles away from the SEER Centre and can offer accommodation and meals at reasonable prices, when available. Please contact Kindrogan at www.fieldstudies-council.org to book in advance.

Courses and working holidays:

"Rockdust & Remineralisation"

We are currently developing an exciting new educational development for the centre, in association with Kindrogan Field Centre. We are creating training courses (both weekend and longer week courses) studying the use and great benefits of "Rockdust & Remineralisation" to the management and care of the local and global environment and food chain via organic ecological farming, forestry, gardening and self-sufficiency, waste management, resource use and recycling

The first courses will be announced on this site shortly. Email us your contact details and we will send you full information as soon as the courses are announced. Email people@seercentre.org.uk or phone 01250 881789

Rockdust Limited is the trading arm of The SEER Centre Trust and works in association with Angus Horticulture Limited to supply SEER Rockdust products throughout the UK and beyond.

Online Purchase Garden Centre Sales Stockists Required! Bulk Supplies

Buy the SEER® Rockdust® range from suppliers around the country and also online at www.angushorticulture.co.uk/seer.html where you can see testimonials from farmers and growers using SEER® Rockdust® products and for up to date information on the SEER Centre, SEER Rockdust availability & information.

"Rocksoil" - The SEER Centre full growing medium for soil creation can be used as growbags, or as a deep dressing on your soil, or to fill raised beds and containers. Contents: SEER Rockdust and compost (PAS 100 accredited).

"Rockmix" - The SEER Centre top dressing to regenerate fertility in tired soils. Contents: SEER Rockdust and compost (PAS 100 accredited).

Lectures:

Cameron and Moira Thomson, Co-Founders of The SEER Centre Trust and its trading arm, Rockdust Ltd., are available - at the SEER Centre or away - for presentations on their experience, experiments, discoveries, and the development of The SEER Centre, SEER Rockdust®, Rocksoil and Rockmix.

Cameron explains how todays climate change is linked to Earth's soil history and he discusses our potential to stabilise climate change by assisting soils to absorb excess CO2 from the atmosphere via soil remineralisation and sustainable ecological management.

Moira demonstrates how this can be achieved on local levels, whether in containers, gardens or farms and woodlands. Her slide show gives a pictorial history of how the SEER Centre was created in a barren glen and developed to its present stage - 4 acres of beautiful terraced gardens and bumper organic health-promoting crops - the oasis in the glen. If it works here, it will work in Africa or Siberia - Remineralisation really can assist in growing soil and reclaiming deserts!

WE WANT REAL FOOD

The SEER Centre is featured in Graham Harvey's fantastically informative book 'We Want Real Food' which argues the case for soil remineralisation to improve soil health, food chain, mineral content and nutritional value of the nations food. If you want to be able to buy fresh remineralised food in your local area, please read "We Want Real Food" and actively support soil remineralisation and the We Want Real Food Campaign. www.wewantrealfood.co.uk