The effects of many environmental factors on plant productivity are well known and understood-temperature, rainfall, soil type etc.
Also well known, is the powerful affect of the moon on the earth as illustrated by the rise and fall of the seas of the world – the moon tides.
What has been suspected but hitherto not at all understood is the very
significant effect of lunar forces on the biosphere in general and plants in particular.
A new technology has now been developed based on 30 years of observation and research on this subject. It accurately predicts time-related variations in plant potency and quality in relation to these lunar forces. Its application relates to the timely harvesting of any plant in a particular global location, within both a ‘daily’ cycle and a ‘monthly’ cycle. A study was done by making 2 identical batches of wine, one using grapes that were picked following the moon cycle chart, and one with normal harvesting, the moon harvested batch was so uniquely different that it was decided not to blend them and the Moon Harvested wine was born.