>I haven't seen much in the way of responses to my request for advice
>in using BD techniques or procedures in starting grape cuttings.
>
>Monte
Monte -
Myself - - and I'm no viticulturist - - I dip the root end of the
cuttings in barrel compost and set them in shaded raised beds. My
succe
They make them around here, do you want me to check it out? Won't be cheap
though, they paint them up for the tourists.
David C
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From: "Robert Farr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 31 January 2002 7:15 AM
Subject: Re: Mail Irradiation
> Th
Allan: I doubt if any one has the answer who will own up. The 2 Million
figure has been around for years and emulated from a claim by AP. Maybe
Cheryl with her contacts in the higher regions of the bureaucracy may be
able to find out. If it was true then I doubt that it still is given the
purporte
>From Greg Willis -
>Date: Tue, 05 Feb 2002 03:30:10 -0800
>From: Greg Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: Hugh Lovel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Lorraine Cahill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Phylloxera and biody
Yes Robert get all the arrows going in the compost exploratorium direct
experience.
Where is this poetry fest you speak of.
After don't watch, it is don't follow.
Blessings,
Barbara
Aurora Farm is the only
unsubsidized, family-run seed farm
in North America offering garden seeds
grown using Rudol
Don't follow, indeed!
The Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry fest is in Waterloo Village, NJ - about 45
min. west of Parsippany, if my memory serves me well. It's held every
two years. The web address is:
http://www.grdodge.org/poetry/
A very spiritual place, Waterloo Village. On a lake, where there
Dear List,
Has anyone experience with sending bd horns across
the border from US into Canada.? Is there any restriction? If so, a
way around it?
cheers, Michael
>From US to Canada-M.
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From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 12:12 PM
Subject: Re: shipping BD horns across borders
> >Dear List,
> >
> > Has anyone experience with sending bd horns across the border from
>Dear List,
>
> Has anyone experience with sending bd horns across the border from
>US into Canada.? Is there any restriction? If so, a way around it?
>cheers, Michael
Which way are you going, Michael? -Allan PS I mean 'which way are the
HORNS going?'
Who is A.P.?
>Who is A.P.?
Who, for that matter, is Allane67? -Allan
Friends -
I made a misleading remark yesterday. It appears that the free issue
of ACRES is not the current issue but a special issue, specially
designed to give readers an overview of ACRES editorial breadth.
Be this as it may, if you are interested in biological farming of any
sort, you owe
Who is AllanE67?.
I am a small land holder (20 Ht) on the far Nth coast of NSW.
Allan Emerton.
Title: Re: Friends in Oz: are there REALLY 2,000,000 acres downunder in BD Cultivati...
>>>I am a small land holder (20 Ht) on the far Nth coast of NSW.
Allan Emerton. <<<
Hi AllanE,
Are you near Wollombin (Mount Warning) ?
That mountain holds a crucial place in the lore of Aboriginal peo
Steven:
I'd like to know more about Wollombin.
How is this mountain woven into the Dreamtime - and do you know the
song?
--
Robert Farr
(540) 668-7160
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David C
>Who is AllanE67?.
>I am a small land holder (20 Ht) on the far Nth coast of NSW.
>
>Allan Emerton.
Then it's fallen to me to tell you that A.P. refers to Alex
Podolinsky, best known in the US for the 3 volumes of BIODYNAMIC
AGRICULTURE that he has written. Hopefully, a member of his
Associati
I don't have this from the horse's mouth, maybe someone reading does
and will share with the group.
I hear that Victor was busted at Shanti Yoga for selling
unpastuerized milk to a Maryland state inspector.
I also hear that Victor's unexplicable carelessness has now
threatened the future of
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From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 2:28 PM
Subject: Friends in Oz: are there REALLY 2,000,000 acres downunder in
BDCultivation?
Allan
First I think if you examine further, the statement used to
>This is not to denigrate the work done by AP over many
>years, after all he had the guts and determination to put BD on national
>television at a time when Organic agriculture was the lunatic fringe!
>Cheers
> Lloyd Charles
No intention to 'denigrate,' Lloyd. Just a desire to substantiate.
I ag
Hi to New Zealand list folk.
Can any one help Eva. Please contact her direct.
Many thanks
Tony Robinson
Rambler Flowers
Levin New Zealand
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To whom it may concern,
I am a student of organic agriculture in Witzenhausen, Germany. I would
like
to do an aprenticeship in the
The dynamics of drought are very interesting.
The Dor Buster was very dangerous to use as it resulted in the Dor being
channelled back to the device. With what we are doing and Hugh Lovel,
who gave me the idea, does, is clearing the Dor, or what ever it is
that is stopping precipitation and allo
I am a CSA member of Kimberton which delivers during the season to Shanti Yoga drop off. The dairy products of milk, cream and cheese were meant for the CSA members however milk was sold to a state inspector who sent a long cease and desist letter to all involved. I do not want to say where th
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