WE'D LIKE TO BOND AND LINK WITH YOU! The SPW Ecojustice Center would like to invite all WORLDWIDE entrepreneurs who are now or want to develop sustainable agricultural machinery recycling businesses to become a part of the newly developing the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association. This timely consortium is being led by Dr. Carol Cross, President of the SPW Ecojustice Center, Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair Division. Our organization is committed to providing the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association entrepreneur members with all the contacts, systems, entrepreneurial skills, business development skills, and support systems you need to successfully do business in the worldwide green market-places. We'd like to Bond and Link with you so we find out what you want to get and what you want to share with other entrepreneurs in creating a sustainable world. Please accept this as our open invitation to closely Bond and Link with us by joining the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assemblers Association. According to Dr. Carol Cross, President of  the SPW Ecojustice Center, "The idea for the Consortium is the result of years of bonding and linking with people from all over the world. I have been involved with firms from many tropical countries and I am impressed by their industry and work ethics. Frankly, any part of the tropical world can create sustainable development but only through the use of agricultural machinery. It is simply a matter of developing hardworking, dedicated ecologically oriented, sustainable entrepreneurial cultures. There are many lands in the tropics that need rural economic development through small scale industries and by creating Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair businesses these countries can develop the first workable sustainable tropical entrepreneurial cultures. The vast plant resources coupled with their already developed infrastructures place them in a perfect position to develop and advance their businesses only if they are able to transport their goods to the marketplace. Tropical countries are already a world source of many raw materials that can be turned into industrial development projects. But they've got to transport their goods to the market.  For much of agricultural production in tropical countries, the main obstacle is how to quadruple the production of food to meet growing world needs.  All that is needed is the technical assistance, technology transfer and access to the vast US marketplace for them to take off and create lucrative green businesses. Dr. Carol Cross continued, "African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American are already producing food and other products that need to go to their marketplaces and to places where the products can be transformed.  There are many pieces of agricultural machinery in your country that need repair.  In most areas there is not one single good place where agricultural machinery could be repaired.  There are some places where you find all kind of torn up parts lying around.  But the shop is not organized and not efficient. As development proceeds in your country, more and more markets for used agricultural machinery, agricultural machinery parts and for agricultural machinery repair will grow. As these worldwide Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair markets open up, firms that belong to the Consortium will automatically be included in a wide variety of training and support services.  It seemed to me that Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair firms could profitably work together within country and between countries to create a lucrative Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair entrepreneurial culture in the tropics. With such a synergy between these entrepreneurs and the worldwide Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair movement, the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association members could become rich and powerful and gain control of their destinies in the 21st century. "I was talking with some businesspersons from Belize who were producing potatoes and vegetables," said Dr. Cross. "The major problem these producers have is getting lands plowed. The local government offers the use of machinery but many times you wait and wait to use it. Then for political reasons they use the tractors for hauling floats in parades and other showy activities.  Another problem is they don't have the spare parts to maintain the machinery. Often they do not know about preventive maintenance, let alone practicing it. They don't know how to rework spare parts to retrofit them.  There are so many problems about machinery that a great deal of production that could be done isn't. It's get very frustrating when you miss the rains because the government equipment was not available to catch the best time to plant. We need access to machinery and spare parts and we need the booklets that come with them so we can fix even old tractors. Lots of these old booklets are on the internet but most small farmers and even larger one do not have the internet or do not know how to find them. Farmers need to know how to do things like building special refrigerated units using dry ice to carry produce to market. Because I have access, I was able to supply them with what they needed. I decided to connect these people to enable them to work together. I broached the consortium idea to all three and they were interested in being a part of it.” I would like to invite all developing countries entrepreneurs as well as those from North America, Central America, South America and the Caribbean Islands to become a part of this exciting Consortium. Not only will YOU make valuable contacts as well as have access to the SPW Ecojustice Center's agricultural machinery and agricultural machinery parts resources including pertinent import/export business information from the SPW Ecojustice Center.  In addition, you'll be able to work with other Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair entrepreneurs throughout the World.  Also membership on the Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association Special Advisory Panel is still open. The Special Advisory Panel will determine how the organization is developed, what its goals are and what its focus will be. Write for a free information packet  or use the enclosed Membership Application and start profiting now! Dr. Cross , President the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assemblers Association the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assemblers Association Goal - Enabling Firms to Profit From Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair If you need more support, contact Dr. Carol Cross at agequip@solarentrep.com Skype:  solarentrep

You are invited to participate in a whole new way of sustainable development. The developed countries are full of old, discarded agricultural machinery, trucks, and other equipment that go into filling up our landfills and polluting our earth. By developing this recycling business we becoming environmental entrepreneurs, we support environmental responsibility.  It is a calling that fights global warming and is a key part of creating a sustainable planetary economy. Join us and profit from doing something good for the environment. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES DUES SCHEDULE Note: Check for dues must accompany application and must be in US funds. If application is not accepted, dues will be refunded. CATEGORY 1: US$150 before June 1, 2013. US$ 250 after June 1, 2013 CATEGORY 2: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013 CATEGORY 3: US$250 before June 1, 2013. US$ 350 after June 1, 2013 CATEGORY 4: US$ 75 before June 1, 2013. US$ 125 after June 1, 2013 CATEGORY 5: US$750 before June 1, 2013. US$900 after June 1, 2013   Definition of Categories CATEGORY 1 - Regular Voting Members include but are not limited to:   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American agricultural firms   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American  forestry and forest products companies   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American small scale machinery manufacturers and exporters   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking to develop environmental businesses   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms desiring to develop a SAMEI business   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking to contact international suppliers and buyers   African, Asian,  Central American, Caribbean and South American firms desiring to market through export   African, Asian,  Central American, Caribbean and South American firms producing handicrafts, hand made paper, etc.   African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms seeking technology transfer and joint ventures   CATEGORY 2 - Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair Voting Members African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American and international environmental businesses, forestry and forest products companies, ecological and development planning firms   CATEGORY 3 - Associate Voting Members International firms who wish to develop joint ventures, market to the African, Asian,  Central American, Caribbean and South American countries, develop Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair projects in African,  Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American countries, buy from African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American producers, subcontract with African, Asian, Central American, Caribbean and South American firms   CATEGORY 4 - Auxiliary Nonvoting Members College professors, students, not for profit organizations, churches, social groups, universities, social service organizations, learning centers, government agencies   CATEGORY 5 - Corporation Voting Members Large scale construction firms, export houses, manufacturers, bankers, financing institutions Agmach Association Application Your Name: Your Email: How did you hear about us?FriendTVRadioNewspaperAdInternetOther What Is Your Company   What is your address   What is your city?   What is your country   What is your Phone   What is your website URL   What membership are you applying forRegular Voting Members Exporter Voting Members Associate Voting members Auxiliary non voting members Corporation Voting Members   Who will be the official voting representative of the Consortium?   who will be the alternate voting representative of the Consortium:   What comments do you have   Do you presently sell agricultural machinery   Do you presently sell vehicles   What are your goals as a member   Are you presently an exporter of machinery   Are you presently an importer of machinery   Do you want to participate in SAMEI Strategy of Economic Development   Would you like to form a chapter of the association in your country   Would you like to be a member of the Special Advisory Panel?     DECLARATION I herewith agree to support the principles and purposes of the SPW Ecojustice Center Agricultural Machinery Assembly Association and to conduct business legally, ethically and in a sustainable, ecologically sound manner and in the best interest of the Environmental Entrepreneurial Movement and Agricultural Machinery Assembly and Repair WAY of life.  Email to 011-786-531-9292 or email her at sagwtrees@gmail.com  or SKYPE to solarentrep

HOW TO GET IN CONTACT WITH the SPW Ecojustice Center  Contact Dr. Cross at leucaena@solarentrep.com  001-786-531-9292  Email:  leucaena@solarentrep.com or kenaf@solarentrep.com  solarenergy@solarentrep.com     The people we serve through the SPW Ecojustice Center  come from many walks of life.  We are developing the FitoKenaf Community to Enable Everyone To Participate In The Uses of Kenaf As The Environmental Entrepreneurship Powerhouse. We provide services and products to growers and to Green Investors. We seek to halt global warming through kenaf planting and tree planting for carbon sequestration.  We support agricultural entrepreneurs is creating kenaf projects through seeds, consultancy and training.   At The EcoAgroForestry  Way School Online You Can Learn About Global Warming, Carbon Sequestration, Paying Your Carbon Debt, How To Become An Environmental Entrepreneur, How to Develop a Kenaf Project, Get Support, Heal the Earth and Make a Profit. We seek to enable indigenous people to create jobs as kenaf and tree planters for our Certified Carbon Sequester Business.  We support firms, individuals and groups who want to develop briquetting business. We seek to assist tropical landowners in developing Kenaf projects and Leucaena plantations.  Leucaena is an elegant solution to global warming. Kenaf Make Excellent Food For People, Livestock Feed, Fiber, Fabric, Paper, Biochar Organic Fertilizer, Shade, Beautification, Automobile Interiors,  Building Materials & Carbon Sequestration   We Are Dedicated To Involving You In The Battle To Regreen our Planet, to Reduce Carbon Emissions and Plant Kenaf To Provide Sustainable Economic Development.  Please Join Us In One Or More Of The Groups Below!   1. The FitoKenaf Community This is a Facebook group being developed to enable everyone who wants to p participate in the use of kenaf to fight global warming end hunger and cleanse our air an opportunity to learn about kenaf and interact with others to share information.   The FitoKenaf Community Promote Your Page Too 2.  KenafProfits, the Yahoo Group   Subscribe Free To KenafProfits Kenaf Information and Knowhow Sharing List On Kenaf Growing, Processing, Uses- Post Conferences, Seminars, Tree Free Paper Sources, Livestock Feed Uses, Kenaf projects, Seed Sources, Consultancy and Future Projects, Exchange Ideas With Sustainable Agriculture Community     Powered by groups.yahoo.com   3.  Help Us Grow Kenaf To Feed The Hungry Children of Intibucá Please join me in my Facebook cause to grow kenaf for food for the mountain children of Intibucá. Children there sleep on dirt floors with temperatures in the 30s. They are lucky to get a tortilla with salt to eat. Kenaf could provide food, chicken feed, fish feed and firewood. Please join my cause   Please Join Dr.  Cross In Her Facebook Cause "Build a Community Project Using Kenaf for Food, Feed and Income for the Mountain Children of Intibucá" Dr. Cross would like to invite you to participate in her Facebook cause to grow kenaf in the mountains of Intibucá. For over five years Dr. Cross lived among the Lenca Indians with a youth soccer and tree planting project. Now the children are suffering because the chaos in Honduras these past years has destroyed the economy. Intibucá was always the poorest Indian state but now children are dying of starvation and pneumonia. I want to grow kenaf there for food, feed for chickens and fish as well as handicrafts. Please join my cause. Below are some of the hungry children of Intibucá. Corn makes tortillas which have no protein. Kenaf has up to 30% protein depending on the cultivar. These children pick up discarded plastic items to try to distract themselves from their hunger. Kenaf and Leucaena - Partners For Sustainable Rural Development   4.  Join The Leucaena Earth Trees Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/135831644477/members/   This is a community based around the EcoAgroForestry Way School being developed online. I am Dr. Carol Cross and I believe in the importance of self esteem building  On my Facebook page I regularly post Positive Words.  In addition I have a Facebook Cause, Create World Peace Through Self Esteem Building  I am dedicated to community building based on teaching people how to build personal self esteem as well as self esteem in others.  For that reason I am creating the EcoAgroForesty Way School and Community, online and onsite in in USA. I  would like to invite people who want to change the world for the better, to stop global warming, to create sustainable businesses and to build a sustainable planetary economy.   This school we are creating will be both online and onsite. We are seeking a building to begin our outreach and invite you to come and share with us beginning our certification courses in January 2013.   EcoAgroForestry - the development of sustainable, productive, long term, human-based life maintenance systems. It involves the use of ecologically sound methods of producing crop plants, animals and trees in a production system that uses sustainably appropriate inputs and methods. It includes composting, biomass energy, solar energy, recycling, polyculture, wind energy, biological pest control, organic farming and gardening methods, aquaculture, water and soil conservation technologies and other appropriate technologies that avoid the use of pesticides, insecticides, and inappropriate technologies.   Join at https://www.facebook.com/groups/135831644477/   Kenaf Home Page  | Kenaf Future Core Page  |   See our Kenaf Fiber Mission Statement   What Is The Kenaf Fiber Vision of SPW Ecojustice Center  |  Kenaf Fiber Products  | Kenaf Fiber & Cement Board We also work with soccer Youth-At-Risk in Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras in tree planting projects through Soccer for Life. 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