About our Services
Continuous support in research investigations
Our mission enables us to take our patrons beyond basic knowledge.
We provide help and practical engagement - " work on the field " - not only for the state of Louisiana but also for any place on the surface of the earth.
Where there is a need for involvement, we come with our full body of knowledge and empirical background covering aspects from agriculture and medicinal fields.
Promoting landmarks
We want to generate excitement that leads to continued involvement in the natural world of alternative medicine.
In this regard, our company is involved in meeting and cooperating with representatives of historical landmarks, but also with potential "land" developers related to our view of the future.
Louisiana Cypress Tree
The national tree in Louisiana is the bald cypress. Taxodium distichum is its scientific name. Bald cypress is one of our most esteemed native trees and is distributed extensively in the ecosystems of Louisiana.
Louisiana Iris
There are five wild species of Iris in Louisiana, most of them from the Louisiana region. Throughout Oklahoma, Florida and the Mississippi Delta, several wild species can also be identified.
Creole Tomato
Tomatoes were cultivated in Virginia in 1781 by Thomas Jefferson, but were not really recognized as edible meat in America until after 1834, and they became even popular few decades ago.
Smoky mountains
The Great Smoky Mountains are a mountain range rising along the Tennessee–North Carolina border in the southeastern United States. They are a subrange of the Appalachian Mountains and form part of the Blue Ridge Physiographic Province.
Future Perspectives
We want to bring unique achievement for our future projects that encompass agriculture and natural preservation of Louisiana species
Our company engages in the research and promotion of culinary medicine, preservation of Louisiana species
as well as to restore, acquire, and use as training facilities for ancient farming techniques that include organic
plant medicine, healing based foods, herbs, trees, plants, essential oils, waters, soil, seeds to rebalance the body to its natural hemostatic capacity that is the proper alkalinity and phytonutrient optimum extent.
Cultivating plants and phytoessences, essential oils, and compounds that could be extracted and used for culinary medicine/medical techniques orally and topically that do not include harmful pesticides and neurotoxins, plants in their natural, unaltered states.
Land that includes geothermal and mineral springs for planting, healing, and studying the effect of these systems on the body. Various ecosystems will need to be included and researched, preserved for balanced land restoration and study on the human body, mind, and nutritional, psychological fields.re.
Historical sites
Valentine Papers Sugar Mill (Louisiana Historical Initiative)
Valentine Papers Sugar Mill (Louisiana Historical Initiative)
Valentine Papers Sugar Mill (Louisiana Historical Initiative)
Reserve at Pecan Grove
Valentine Papers Sugar Mill (Louisiana Historical Initiative)
Valentine Papers Sugar Mill (Louisiana Historical Initiative)
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
plantation ( Plant-Nation )
Objective
Our objective is to provide long and short term on-location study and education research locations that provide housing for farming volunteers and students that come for training to learn
- agriculture
- plant medicines,
- essential oils,
- trees,
- leaves,
- vegetables,
- sustainable farming in native plants of Louisiana and southern regions and also a variety of climates that hosted plantations of various types of crops and farming.
Example
- Sugar cane,
- corn,
- bananas,
- coconut trees,
- date palm,
- citrus,
- pomegranates,
- figs,
- grapes,
- berries,
- creole tomatoes,
- cannabis,
- satsumas,
- sassafras,
- moringa,
- pecan,
- stevia,
- okra,
- hot peppers,
- creole seasoning,
- file, etc.
Areas of the study also include Acadian and traiteur medicine these being emblematic for the history of French creole medicine.