Folks :
I checked with Lee Valley Tools, and apparently
they don't carry the copper-button Hoe anymore. I've requested info on their old
stock. I remember it more as a large copper rivet.... whose sloughing-off would
be much less imposing than sprinkling around filings of copper,
methinks.
I did not purchase one at the time because i could
not reconcile Frank's similar concern with any copper in the ground without a
basis in existing presence , ....and the voluminous amount --suggested by
Schauberger-via -Steve --thru the use of several plowshares at a time.
Frank, Steve, : does it repulse worms/microlife,
or over-ridingly benefit in water-retention properties?
Should we be that concerned ....as Schauberger
seemed to be? The proportion of copper in
bronze is obviously less than a "pure" copper contact.
Incidentally, Lee Valley also sold longish copper
strips -1-inch wide for slugs in the garden for its electro/chemical
reaction.
.......manfred
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