Electroculture Gardening

[Kev]

Yannick Van Doorne is an Electroculture researcher and practitioner from France.. It is my understanding (though I may be off just a bit in the details) that Mr. Van Doorne holds a PhD in Agronomy and Engineering, and has been studying and experimenting with Electroculture in-the-field for more than 20 years, and works as a consultant.. From what I can tell, he has built a significant knowledge base and has an advanced understanding of the science of Electroculture.. As such, his deployments go well beyond the simple copper wire-wrapped atmospheric-ether antennas.. He goes into many different areas – including magnetics, paramagnetism with stones and crystals, as well as sound frequencies, beekeeping and animal husbandry..

His YouTube channel, called “Yannick VD”, has videos in a number of languages, including French, Dutch, Spanish, and English, and there’s a specific English playlist in the playlists tab (which features over 70 videos)..

Below in the comments I’m starting this thread with several videos from his YouTube channel, as well as his website..

Discussion

[Kev]

This first video is a livestream from October of 2022, which also includes some Q&A.. Yannick covers quite a wide range of things in this video, and I found it overall to be a fairly good introduction to Electroculture.. (Video is 1 hour and 45 minutes long):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKPIG-l7wpM

[Kev]

Yannick created a 7-part Electroculture Course, which covers various, specific aspects of Electroculture.. In this series, he covers the history and scientific foundations of Electroculture, as well as how to deploy various types of hardware – from metallic antennas, spirals, and coils, to magnets, to round towers and pyramids, to various types of stone and materials with paramagnetic properties, to music, bird songs and sound resonance.. These videos were posted to YouTube between March and April of 2023, and range from 1 hour and 18 minutes long, to 2 hours and 11 minutes long.. They are all very well worth the time to watch.. Absolutely recommended.. And I’m posting the links to all 7 videos here:

#1 – Magnets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-IVM6QZuj0

#2 – Atmospheric antennas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RGmGUrvYXE

#3 – Irish paramagnetic round rowers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlLEa5186cw

#4 – Basalt and paramagnetism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux5ApcpD-co

#5 – Copper coils, Ighina spirals & Lakhovsky oscillators

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_ViZ-HPGak

#6 – Pyramid energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vz_OK4yllUU

#7 – Music, bird songs & sound resonance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRVl3igkGBY

[Nick]

I really love Yannicks work. I purchased many of his items he sells on his website and start making them myself. The 7 part series is a must watch if you want to learn about electro culture. The 7 part series he did for Angela Durante. If you check her youtube you will find the series with Q&A and you will learn even more. The first episode of that series doesnt have a Q&A but the others do. I link them below.

#2 – Atmospheric antennas

Electroculture: Lecture 2: Atmospheric antenna with Yannick Van Doorne with Q&A – YouTube

#3 – Irish paramagnetic round rowers

Electroculture: Lecture 3: Paramagnetic Round Towers Lecture with Yannick Van Doorne + Q&A – YouTube

#4 – Basalt and paramagnetism

Electroculture: Lecture 4: Basalt and Paramagnetism with Yannick Van Doorne – YouTube

#5 – Copper coils, Ighina spirals & Lakhovsky oscillators

Electroculture: Lecture 5: Coils, Spirals & Copper Harmonizers with Yannick Van Doorne – YouTube

#6 – Pyramid energy

Electroculture: Lecture 6: Pyramids with Yannick Van Doorne – YouTube

#7 – Music, bird songs & sound resonance

Electroculture: Lecture 7: Music & Plant Growth Lecture + Q&A – YouTube

[Kev]

Nick.. Thanks for posting these.. The fact that these lectures had been reposted on another channel with Q+A’s tacked on at the end seems to have escaped me.. This is even more helpful.. Very good.. Thank you , kind sir.. ?

Say, what kind of hardware did you acquire from Yannick??

[Nick]

I spend between 1000 and 1500 euro’s in his shop. Every time I saw an episode I ordered some stuff. He sells his stuff pretty expensive. For a one time purchase it’s oke, it supports all of his work. But to really use everything it gets to expensive for me so I started to make it myself. Like I said in my reply in the other topic. when I get back from holiday I will take pictures so you can see all the things. I can even share some 3d printer files for the paramagnetic cones for who is interested.

[Kev]

Ah yes, well that answers my question about the 3D printer.. I look forward to seeing how all that’s done.. I was just thinking last night about how one could fashion a hyperbolic cone, and it would seem very difficult by hand, so maybe a printer could be useful there.. I don’t know much about them, so not sure..

[Kev]

Yannick’s YouTube channel, along with the English playlist:

https://www.youtube.com/@YannickVD/videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq0gCTogPcQ&list=PLs4s2JuRTp-8rq0EtwWTVcHbNK869lzXm

youtube.com

Yannick VD

Vidéos sympathiques sur l'électroculture, la magnetoculture, les énergies subtiles, la science autour de l'électroculture, son histoire, le jardinage, l'agriculture, réflexions et techniques autour de l'électroculture et énergies libres. Parfois des vidéos sur d'autres sujets perso en partage, animé par Yannick … Continue reading

[Kev]

Yannick’s website.. It’s written in French, but your browser may give you the option to translate into English..

https://www.electroculturevandoorne.com/

electroculturevandoorne.com

electroculture et magnetoculture

electroculture, techniques innovantes en agriculture. L'utilisation astucieuse de l'électricité et du magnétisme pour fertiliser le sol, augmenter les récoltes et protéger les cultures. Electroculture et magnetoculture sont des techniques de cultures enc

[James]

Thanks for all the information here guys. Really helpful Im only just scratching the very beginning of electro culture.

[Kev]

Fantastic.. It definitely is a lot to learn and a whole lot to explore and experiment with.. Would love to know if you ever get around to making some efforts yourself.. Do you have an outdoor space for gardening??..

[James]

I do have a front and back garden attached to my house. This will be the first year trying to grow my own food. I am making preparations as we speak!

[Kev]

Yay!.. Good for you.. Growing plants is the best.. I’ve been hunting plants and seeds around my neighborhood the last few days.. Got dozens of cuttings and seed pods — and growing them all.. Can’t not do it!.. Not sure where all these plants are gonna go once they start growing in earnest.. Limited space on the apt. balcony.. Lol.. ?

[Kev]

Yannick giving instruction on how to use pyramids..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pknAeVFJ314

[James]

Thanks for this Kev. I wonder if you could build a pyramid over an entire planter? Would be interesting to see the results.

[Kev]

Just need pipes long enough!.. Ha!.. 🙂 ..Yannick put up instructions somewhere on how to build pyramids out of copper pipes, which includes certain types of connectors in the corners and crimping the pipes and nuts-n-bolting them together.. That might be on his website or YT channel.. I think soldering or welding would be good too.. whatever method works.. Nick (a member of this group) posting some photos and videos that show a pretty sizable pyramid within a planting bed.. Worth checking out just to visually see.. Lemme hunt that down……

[Kev]

Here’s a couple screenshots of Nick’s pyramid from photos he posted.. The metal is thinner than pipes and I’m guessing they’re soldered together.. I wonder what size copper pipes you can get in the UK.. Maybe 8 feet or longer??.. 😉

[Nick]

No soldering of welding. They just slide over each other. The problem with welding or soldering is that the material is different and you interupt the copper pipes of touching each other.

[Kev]

That was my thought on it, that it’s a different material and the copper rods don’t touch each other..

[James]

Thanks again Kev really valuable information. Ha and yes I can get copper pipes at least of 10m lengths and more if need be. My whole house of course is filled with them but they serve a primary function right now you know….like keeping my warm in winter and such haha.

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