Dear
all,
Thank
you very much for confirming my doubts on burning. This is one point
when my neighbours would take the easy way
and I
felt it was wrong. I have started clearing up and it is inspiring to discover
all this plants and learn about the soil *so much
different quality where plu
Moen Creek wrote:
>
>
> This a posting curious given we are at the tail end of
> Mercury's conjunction with Uranus. <{%*)>>
>
Uranus is in opposition to Persephone, (the planet not asteroid) now as
well (early March, late September and keep an eye on January as Mars
Chiron and
Markess,
You write:
> I care to note that this exercise, the eight point
> star, is at the heart of
> the Tai Chi Yang Form.
> As one moves through the points the meditation in
> action collects, carries,
> pushes, kneads Chi. With dedication one can do some
> rather amazing things
> with the Chi
Title: Equisetum: The Search for a Polycrest
Interesting read,
http://www.lyghtforce.com/HomeopathyOnline/Issue4/bohle.htm
...Equisetum was used as a
poultice to promote wound
healing...
...horsetail was used by hill
folk for bone knitting, bone
problems, joi
Title: Re: Agri-Synthesis? short-lived and overpriced? was R e: Agri-Synthesis? Remedies Tested At UAI
James, (&etal)
you wrote
The eight pointed star exercise is a good example of the skills that I
teach in my workshops, except I dont teach it as a particularly Goethean
anthropop approa
. Within this nearly unconscious gesture, a breath, that we
> enact 1,261,440,000 (1 and 1/4 billion) times in our life span there is a
> simple yet profound healing capability.
>
> Our first act when we emerge from the womb is to inspire. Our last act is
to
> dis-inspire or expire. These breaths
Hi! Anthony,
There is a lot of different forms of iron. While a little is needed in any
system, too much of some types will lock up other minerals. If Tannin is present
from the breakdown of some plant material, particularly Acacia bark as an
example, Iron Tannate is formed which is a very stable
Title: Re: It's the Oil Stupid
Yes
& now the news "leak" of the development of 'bunker buster nuclear weapons' . Which of course the oil industry has lusted after for 50 years to crack the oil bearing rocks so they can pump big time in Texas again.
I think the figure of unreachable oil in mo
(from Michael Smith)
Dear Allan,
I have the impression the the Pfeiffer field spray may
be a combination of 500/BC in some form since it is
denoted for its' digestive ability. As a spring
plowdown spray, it may be a little out of season and
release CO2 back to atmosphere when we should be
conce
Title: Re: Agri-Synthesis? short-lived and overpriced? was Re: Agri-Synthesis? Remedies Tested At UAI
Glen wrote today Tue, 12 Mar 2002 09:59:48 +1300
I am but the messenger
And their message is,
This a posting curious given we are at the tail end of Mercury's conjunction with Ura
Here is the reply to my inquiry regarding transcripts for the Future of
Agrarianism Conference- Christy
"You are not the first to make that suggestion. We do hope to publish the
conference proceedings (revised and expanded) in book form down the road. As for
tapes, we do plan to videotap
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 10:43 AM
Subject: Europe is once again standing at the crossroads!
Planned Europe-wide ban on vitamin therapies
Dear Advisers,
Europe is once again standing at the crossroads. On 12th M
No mulching. I've done both and find that loosening up the soil with
cultivation to give better results.
Chris
> >It's a little bit of work but less than mulching by hand.
> >I dig a shallow trench with a potato plow, then put abut 11/2" of well
aged
> >compost in the trench and lay the seed o
- Original Message -
From: "Dave Robison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 2:44 PM
Subject: roadside weed control
> Merla, you asked about BD weed control. I'm not sure why you have settled
> on your prep material but I am concerned. I think you s
Gil
If they are happy with that great.
I am but the messenger and experienced encourager of what RS and his
followers have suggested is the way to work with his agricultural
indications.
And their message is, dowsing is only a place to start not an end in
itself.
The choice is yours, it is certai
I don't think we have any big ag farm pesticide problems "up ditch"
from us, but you never know. We also have a pipe directly to the
river (not viable in low water months) and a deep underground well.
We'll do the best we can.
Do you find using a pendulum useful in your farm work? Have you u
What scale are we talking about here, Steve? -Allan
>BD-Now -
>
>This question has probably been covered in the past. If you
>know which links to BD-Now web archives do address this,
>you can point me to those.
>
>The question has to do with an appropriate sprayer for BD preps.
>A farmer has i
Re :Spuds.
Ive used Kristy's procedure, and covered with straw..6". Mice got a little.
but they were sure clean. Most migrated upwards a little into the straw.
I'm assuming you use the method known in some bd circles : that of cutting a
square plug (about an inch square +/- )around the individual
Merla, you asked about BD weed control. I'm not sure why you have settled
on your prep material but I am concerned. I think you should start with the
weed slashing, allepath replanting, etc as others have suggested. This is
conventional enough that you will not be the subject of so much ridicul
Hi Allan,
I am harvesting my third crop of organic spuds and busy planting the fourth,
that means spring and autumn plantings over two years. To summarise my
experience:
1 First planting (spring) did not have compost, but went into soil which had
been under weeds for almost 6 years. They
BD-Now -
This question has probably been covered in the past. If you
know which links to BD-Now web archives do address this,
you can point me to those.
The question has to do with an appropriate sprayer for BD preps.
A farmer has inquired about stainless steel equipment and
copper equipment, a
Christy,
To answer your message, our community is getting larger. There
are 300 families on this road, but many live on private roads up the hill
from Rapid Lighting which is a feeder road. Most people have at least
20 acres. We limited this project to those who have property with
frontage on
Title: Re: What Brewer are You using? was Re: BD 508 equesetum
Above or below ground?
remedies added at start?
at finish?
~clarity at completion?
then stirring in spray tank to keep it in suspension?
Color of your prayers >
In Love & Light'&all that stuff
Markess
From: Allan Balliett <[EMAI
>Allan -
>Gypsum increases calcium w/o introducing lime or changing the ph.
>Also colloidal phosphate is a good source of calcium. Aragonite is
>a great low-mag source of calcium, but it will also raise the ph.
>Finally, a serving of Azomite never hurt anything. Eh?
>Best,
>Essie
Always use
>It's a little bit of work but less than mulching by hand.
>I dig a shallow trench with a potato plow, then put abut 11/2" of well aged
>compost in the trench and lay the seed on top of that. Then I cover them up
>with a cultivator. I think they respond well to the slightly more acidic
>nature of
Allan -
Gypsum increases calcium w/o introducing lime or changing the ph. Also
colloidal phosphate is a good source of calcium. Aragonite is a great
low-mag source of calcium, but it will also raise the ph. Finally, a
serving of Azomite never hurt anything. Eh?
Best,
Essie
At 08:55 AM 3/11
It's a little bit of work but less than mulching by hand.
I dig a shallow trench with a potato plow, then put abut 11/2" of well aged
compost in the trench and lay the seed on top of that. Then I cover them up
with a cultivator. I think they respond well to the slightly more acidic
nature of the
Mind sharing how you plant and manage your potatoes?
I've been very disappointed with my crops the past two years. Doing
great on the freedom from bugs and pretty good on the freedom from
blight (last year I mis-identified a fungal attack for sunscald and
lost a whole row of a variety by respo
How'd you make this Shatnez, Gil.
I had dinner with Callahan one night at ACRES and he simply referred
to the 'bandage' as a Reichian accumulator. It was alternating layers
of organic/inorganic material, wasn't it?
-Allan
>Allan Balliett wrote: Incidentally, Phil Callahan is fond of saying t
Allan,
A friend in Namibia informed me that Croft was there in January, and gave a
lecture, after which he set up six of his devices, which were then put into
use on a non-stop basis. They did not have any rain afterward for two
months, until several persons I know who asked me about it, then to
Dear Glen, Lloyd, David and felow list members,
The eight pointed star exercise is a good example of the skills that I
teach in my workshops, except I dont teach it as a particularly Goethean
anthropop approach. It really is just a case of tuning in and being aware of
what is happening within yo
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