Well, Allan...
I'd assumed from the get-go that the official explanation and response to
Mad Cow was bogus, along with hoof-and-mouth, and for that matter AIDS,
cancer, vaccinations and all the rest. Mark's work simply confirms what we
know already: that Government, the Medical Establishment, th
On Saturday, February 23, 2002, at 12:41 PM, Allan Balliett wrote:
> Hey, Frank -
>
> What about the other side of this, Frank? I understood Elaine to say
> that we don't want to promote fungi in beds used for annual crops, like
> brocolli. I think we're coming to see all plants living in rela
Dear Steve,
Not all BD practitioners are meant to be anthrops. and Allan like the bd
part but not necessarily the rest. Spiritually, he seems to be coming more
from the Buddhistic stream, note his question regarding the Delai Lama, etc.
Then again, Zajonc has led the American Anthr. Soc. in a
> I suggest you join the
>Anthroposophical Society and become a memeber on the Agricultural
>Section...SStorch
Like many, Steve, I like to think of Biodynamics as something greater
than a recruitment platform for the Anthroposophical Society. -Allan
Just a prelim announcement:
the 2002 Mid-Atlantic Biodynamic Food and Farming Conference will be
held here at the Blue Ridge Center October 3-5 of this year.
Scheduled speakers are master biodynamic theorist and practitioner,
Glen Atkinson; Cosmiculturist and Quantam Ag bioneer, Hugh Lovel
(t
Thanks for taking the time to post this very worthwhile first-person
account, Christy. If participation = health, why, you are very
healthy indeed!
Your efforts on all accounts are appreciated.
_Allan
>It is already illegal in Europe to possess the sheath material, USA
>is just a little behind, when they have to admit the reality of Mad
>Cow that will be next.
Reality will not, of course, alter governmental process.
I have to admit, however, that I'm pretty concerned that Mark Pudey's
t
In a message dated 2/23/02 9:02:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< This is an opportune moment to bring a thought to this discussion. With
Greg and my potencies ( and thus our lives work) being 'potentially' so
easily stolen from us, what incentive is there for us to continue
working on further
I like to go in the bed of a dump truck, about a ton of manure, put on rubber
boots and have buckets of ground egg/oyster shells, basalt, Planters II,
clay, coal dust, equisetum tea and leaves, beech leaves, and a flat shovel.
Add the ingredients and march around the truck bed mashing and mixi
In a message dated 2/23/02 9:07:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is already illegal in Europe
> to possess the sheath material, USA is just a little behind, when they have
> to admit the reality of Mad Cow that will be next.
Is this not all the more reason po
Sorry, I think I missed something here. I think the "death" was to do with the
use of the name, not the concept. It referred to intellectual property pirates
who mistakenly think they have Trade Marked the name Biodynamic, which shows a
distinct lack of understanding, both of history and Common La
Hi Glen,
I wish there was mention of this at the meeting, but I don't recall the
subject coming up. Christy
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From: Glen Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 7:05 PM
Subject: Re: future of the bd remedies
> [EMAIL PROT
I know we and Jeff Poppen stir in the eggshells and basalt for one hour, on
a big rock or piece of wood siding. Turning the manure shovel by shovel for
the hour. Its rather a thorough mixing.Christy
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From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It is already illegal in Europe
> to possess the sheath material, USA is just a little behind, when they have
> to admit the reality of Mad Cow that will be next.
Is this not all the more reason potentised preps should be at the top of
the list of discussions of BD p
Allan Balliett wrote:
>
> A question I have for everyone is "Can't Greg's remedies be readily
> propagated infinitely?" Since they are potentized, are they not now
> the 'mother' for endless batches of equal remedy? I would think they
> are, but I'd appreciate insights from you more experienced
There was a preliminary meeting for the Agriculture Section members followed
by a Friday, Saturday, Sun. morn meeting for all prep makers. The letter I
received mentioned at the bottom to pass the word along to any prep makers
who might have gotten left off of the list.So this was not a private
me
Steve
Thanks for the update and I take your point and hear what Alan and
Michael are saying too.
The only question I am left with was how much discussion was there about
homeopathic preps and did anyone who had actual experience of them talk
about them and their role in the future of BD preps?
Se
No, Sorry, I did not attend. There was another parallel conf. also in NY
State open to anybody, I understand. Michael
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From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:47 AM
Subject: Re: future of the bd remedies
In a message dated 2/23/02 3:08:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< How about walking your talk and sharing with we 'isolationists' what
transpired at this event, how the future of JPI looks, what new and
effective prep remedies came up, and what-not? >>
I basically did share the event. With
Hey Allan,
Yeah Elaine does be saying that, eh?
My broc has always been real happy in the leaf compost/ wood chippy stuff I
have here, and Eliot also notes that rototillering in leaves in the Fall is
just dandy for brassicas in the spring, and leaves are sort of fungally
foodish.
Methinks that
Hey, Frank -
What about the other side of this, Frank? I understood Elaine to say
that we don't want to promote fungi in beds used for annual crops,
like brocolli. I think we're coming to see all plants living in
relationship with fungi, but doesn't Elaine pursue bacteria for
annual vegetable
>The Copake Meeting was for Agric. Section Members, not even just members of
>the Anthr. Soc. or BD Soc. Invite was by leter, Michael
Is this the same event?
Did you attend?
If this is the case, of course, it's understandable that EVERYONE
would not be invited. It's not understandable, however
The Copake Meeting was for Agric. Section Members, not even just members of
the Anthr. Soc. or BD Soc. Invite was by leter, Michael
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: future of the
Look out, Frank, you're even more of a gentile than I am. -Allan
Steve -
This might sound like a flame, but it isn't meant to be...
Finger pointing at 'us'? How nice to have a 'made' man on the list!
Why was there never a formal invitation to this "important" meeting
posted to BD Now!? It's so very easy to reach all of we 'dissidents'
that way Otherwise, I
"Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated"---Samuel Clemens, aka
Mark Twain
>What was dead was the input of those who say
> bd is dead, ergo they must be the dead ones.
Is it just possible that some people could be mistaken rather than flat-out,
undertaker beetle daid? Or even have alte
- Original Message -
From: Michael Roboz
To: michael roboz
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 10:25 AM
Subject: Fw: border crops for beneficials in corn,
soybean
- Original Message -
From: Michael Roboz
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 10:15 AM
- Original Message -
From: Michael Roboz
To: michael roboz
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 10:25 AM
Subject: Fw: Companions for apples in NZ/inc. parasitoids of
leafroller/Canadian. apple biocontrol
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From: Michael Roboz
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
In a message dated 2/17/02 4:11:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< So yes in the US its a dead word and Gils comment stands, elswhere it is
what we the practioners make it and the Associations are just monuments
to certain individuals egos and near on irrelevant except to a fanatical
few.
Im f
In British Columbia, spotted knapweed (Centaurea
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euphorbia (Euphorbia
In a message dated 2/23/02 11:13:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Steve - I've always been very happy using 508 as an anti-fungal
spray. I feel I've gotten incredible results using it that way. I
assume you are recommending using it to knock back undesireable
fungal populations before you
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>Steve said:
>For instance Equisetum [508] is the precursor,
>the inoculant that sets up the environment in the soil and compost tea and
compost for the beneficial fungus
Steve - I've always been very happy using 508 as an anti-fungal
spray. I feel I've gotten incredible results using it that w
>Steve et al- I'm making barrel compost in the next few days. Looking
>through 'the literature,' I can't help but notice that many recipes
>do not mention the 1-hr 'pre-potentization' that we do at JPI.
I'm wondering how many people on this list stir their cowmanure,
rockdust, and eggshells f
I think I reported that an unappetizing paddock became very
attractive to my sheep after spraying with Agri-Synthesis® remedies.
That's probably the only demonstration I have right now that Gregs'
preps are 'doing something,' however, I will say that the
1-year-off-from-20+-years-of-no-till-ch
Lorraine has been looking at the remedies we have been making on Long Island
and is blown away (in a good way) by the biological activity in the
substance. They have never seen stuff like this before. This is bd in the
raw, unprocessed state. Loaded with beneficial fungal material not seen i
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