INTRO: Rainmaking: New Mexico, Arizona, Mexico, Texas

Hi, it's Chris Searles. I will upload more video asap. We have limited internet here. Check other "Rainmaking with Trees" videos on our channel for more. Contact me: chris.searles "at" BioIntegrity "dot" net anytime. Thanks

[@cellistefly]

Thanks Chris!! : )

[@GuitSlinger]

Hey Chris, thanks for being out there! I'm trying to get you lined up with water in Flagstaff. There are wildfires raging in the Northern parts of the Gila Forest and into AZ. Perhaps not too surprisingly, folks there are being careful about their water. Will keep you posted.

[@biointegrity]

Great, thank you Rob - please let them know my ROIs on water use are typically 10-100x (at least) and total amount of water used is less than 1/4 of a normal-sized USA home swimming pool.
IE: I put in 2,500 to 5,000 gallons, a pool needs about 20,000 gallons; a quarter inch rain on 1 acre = +6,700 gallons.
Rainmaking rains tend to go for miles and miles (everywhere there's contiguous trees) once engaged. And, even if no rain, the moisture will spread over the landscape wherever there is contiguous vegetation and eliminate fire danger.

[@49mellen]

That’s why they make luggage move north.