Leipzig Palms_ Urban Greening and Vertical Farming Startup develops further world innovations like Palmcoffee and Palmforest
                     The Greening Deserts startup LE Palms ala Leipzig Palmen is still in its 
initial startup phase to date July due to countless hindrances and disruptions 
among other things - plus the crises and extreme weather. The drought in 
Europe shows how important Vertical Farming, Energy Efficiency (EE) 
professional greenhouse and water management is. Fantastic results were 
achieved at the research facility, unfortunately also significant losses, such as 
in outdoor areas, field research and lack of funding or appropriate support. 
Under all the circumstances, and in terms of research aspects, leap innovations
and scientific breakthroughs, a few dried out pots and died plants are to be 
tolerated. After all, the goal is to improve a more ecological forestry and 
agriculture, more sustainable and resource-saving plant cultivation in Germany
or Saxony. To this end, the climate researcher Oliver Caplikas has devoted all 
his spare time to species, climate, disaster and civil protection. He was weeks 
in Leipzig and in the Leipzig region on the way, informed many people and 
locations about important fire and disaster protection and disaster prevention 
measures. He has developed an extra mindfulness and civil courage campaign 
for this purpose, which is now being expanded throughout Germany. Further 
sponsors and supporters are always welcome. In addition simply over the 
official channels contact take up or over the new project 
Brandschutzkanister.de. More on the topics can be read in the article "Climate 
Emergency, drought disaster and international call for more 
peacebuilding actions, climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction 
in Europe 2022". You can use translators like DeepL and share the text in any
language you want.
Back to the latest developments and a new world innovation that will build 
bridges between cultures, nations and even continents. The startup project and
innovative development is called Palmkaffee.de in Germany and since it is an
international community, the brand PalmCoffee.org is being developed since 
last year. It's not just a new startup or palm coffee product(s), the founder and
initiator of Leipzig Palms has thus initiated a worldwide movement and opened 
a completely new market. The Palm-Coffee-Project has therefore fair priority 
claim to a trademark called PalmCoffeeTM - among other things because of the 
many years of commitment to social humanitarian, cultural and socio-economic
actions. We invite other interested parties, international partners, investors 
and sponsors to participate in the innovative project development and product 
development(s) in this early phase at particularly attractive conditions. It is a 
one-time chance until October, after that no more participation offers for 
investors will be accepted. The GM, innovation and project developer has over 
ten years of experience in the field as well as comparable markets. The project
developments and the new market could work completely without investors 
and sponsors, this is one of the great USPs the concept includes – similar like 
the PalmForest project. Looking forward to interesting offers.
Social networks, photos and videos will underpin the venture in the future, and
there will be plenty of info materials. Interested parties will be invited to public
actions and future events. Active and proper support as well as constructive 
feedback is of course always welcome. For this purpose, the official 
communication channels and contact options via the networks and platforms 
can be used. 
Part Two - Recommendations and innovations for drought-tolerant 
forestry and agriculture.
After the last four years and extreme droughts, Greening Desert's drought 
and climate researchers have conducted many interesting studies, including 
long-term studies under extreme and real drought conditions - such as on oaks
and chestnuts outdoors and indoors, in the open pit, extra garden, greenhouse
and beds. To this end, various drought-tolerant tree and plant species were 
researched in the region, in floodplain forests, rivers, open-cast mines and 
lakes, as well as in urban areas in parks, forests and meadows. Thus, very 
robust trees could be bred and further suitable plants for a better future of 
forestry and agriculture could be found. Particularly suitable climate change 
woody plants for future droughts will be further researched and even more 
adapted to climate change. Climate change adaptation as well as disaster 
preparedness issues are a continuous process and part of the research facility 
as well as the research programs, which the founder and initiator of the Urban 
Greening Camp always continues.
The forestry and agriculture sectors are strongly advised to protect their soils 
and to carry out damage limitation, so that the soil, the soil life and the plants 
in the affected regions are not damaged for years to come. Many soil layers 
are already preloaded since the last drought years and hardened in places. If 
no appropriate and quick action is taken now, many of the affected soils or 
deeper soil layers will be severely damaged for many years - then no deeper 
digging or humus build-up will help. For professional advice and 
recommendations on the right methods, plants and techniques for soil 
protection and more efficient soil building and improvement, you can always 
contact Greening Deserts and DesertForest.org.
Check some very helpful tips on soil protection and faster soil improvement. If 
time is now or timely action is taken this year, many can protect or save their 
soils until the milder season and long-awaited rainy periods - depending on the
degree of damage. 
1. leave particularly susceptible open soils alone, do not dig or plow until 
longer rainy days come.
2. who has the necessary change can lay out white fleece, but then a little 
thicker so that it does not crumble after a lot of intense sunlight
3. build up protective layers with proven methods, for example with hay or 
similar cuttings such as tree trimmings, mulch, hedge trimmings, leaves or 
other "garden waste"
4. build protective layers with ground covers, such as meadow clover and, in 
woodlands, plant large-scale and drought-tolerant blueberries, mosses, and 
cranberries.. 
Read more on the social and project pages.