on 9/1/02 4:12 PM, Allan Balliett at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Dear Cheryl: >> >> Having a few major snakes taking up my garden right now, I would really >> appreciate any articles on peppering. It's an area I am very intrigued with >> after working with Homoeopathics. >> Thanks >> Liz Davis > > Liz, et al - peppers and ashing are often associated with Steiner and > biodynamics but they have, in fact, a long history in general > homeopathics. The literature of homeopathy may be a fertile place to > do more research, since relatively little is laid out in biodynamic > literature. (Check in particular articles in back issues of > HOMEOPATHY TODAY, etc) -Allan > > PS But I, for one, don't think you need to pepper for your snakes. I > think you need to investigate your bioregional biological > interelationships and 'solve' your snake problem by maximizing > diversity rather than 'reducing' it Enlivening the soil through the > use of the BD Preps and compost teas has a strong anecdotal > reputation for bringing forward many otherwise rare beneficial > species of birds and mammals.
Thanks Allan and Cheryl, I appreciate the information. In agreeance with you Allan as far as maximizing the diversity before ever proceeding with peppering, though I would like to no more of this hole you speak of from ashing. Thanks again Liz
