The Complete Pyramid Sourcebook (DeSalvo, 2003) is a compilation volume summarizing research from multiple pyramid researchers, primarily focusing on the large fiberglass pyramids constructed by Alexander Golod near Moscow from the mid-1990s onward. The agricultural content is concentrated in Chapter 10, which narrates claims from research supposedly coordinated across eight Russian and Ukrainian academic institutes.
The headline agricultural claims — 20–100% yield increase from seed pre-treatment and 4× wheat yield near the Ramenskoe pyramid — are reported without experimental protocols, statistical analysis, or citation of primary publications. A primary source search found no peer-reviewed, indexed papers by Golod or his named collaborators in any standard scientific database. Krasnoholovets, the Ukrainian physicist described as the most methodologically rigorous contributor, published in Spacetime & Substance and the Hadronic Journal, neither of which is indexed in PubMed, Scopus, or Web of Science.
This source is documented here as context for the broader pyramid research tradition and to support crop tagging and cross-referencing with the Kumar & Nagendra (2011) primary study, which is the best-evidenced peer-reviewed source in this domain. The Golod agricultural claims should not be cited as independent evidence without corroborating primary sources.
Vault reference: [[Book - DeSalvo - Complete Pyramid Sourcebook 2003]] in the Energetic Agriculture vault.