About the CW2+ antenna
The signature CW2+ Paramagnetic Electroculture terrestrial antenna with the addition of a tensor Split-Ring Resonator. The 15 cm SRR is mounted opposite of the Brass Telluric collection rod and the gap of the ring should be oriented to the North upon installation.
The single SRR (also known as a Lakhovsky coil) is an oscillating circuit utilizing the gasses within the air gap as the point of capacitance. The angle of the ring is adjustable for “tuning” via polarity. The ring is made of copper and brass with a copper mount and stainless steel set screw.
Mounting hardware (mast to mast mount and pole seen in photos) are not included.
What is Electroculture?
Electroculture, sometimes known as Magneto-culture, draws on ancient principles that recognise the natural relationship between the earth and the energetic forces present in the atmosphere. By working with conductive materials to encourage this flow, it supports soil vitality and plant development in a way that is aligned with nature rather than working against it.
Instead of relying on synthetic chemicals or invasive inputs, this approach offers a simple, natural method that reconnects growers with the fundamental forces that sustain life. As awareness grows around the long-term consequences of industrial agriculture, electroculture represents a return to observation, stewardship, and respect for the intelligence of living systems.
Programme Overview
Through this programme members are guided through:
The core principles and concepts of electroculture
Understanding environmental and energetic interactions within the land
Practical setup and positioning of the Fertile Current aerial system
Observational learning and ongoing refinement based on real-world application
Included in the Programme
As part of the educational experience, members are supported in the setup and use of the Fertile Current CW1+ Paramagnetic Electroculture Aerial System.
This element is provided as a supporting component of the programme, enabling practical engagement and experiential learning.
Our Approach
This programme is designed to encourage:
Direct observation and personal insight
Connection with natural processes and environmental rhythms
A deeper understanding of how subtle and physical elements interact within a growing system
Members are invited to explore, learn, and apply the principles in a way that is aligned with their own environment and experience.
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