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Subject:Re: First Tea Analysis Results
Author: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 30/04/2002 15:10
I saw such a upweeling tube 20 years ago at Emmerson College in England .I
forgot the name of the farmer but they used Flowforms for the
Pam DeTray wrote:
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> OK this will make you laugh-- when I read your message, I had to do an Internet
>search to find my sprayer! Couldn't remember, and it's over at the farm! Yep, I'm
>blonde.
> It's an SB2, and I found their web site, so will spend some time studying whatever
>they have. The
Allan Balliett wrote:
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> Are there some tests that ag univeristies can or would do on compost
> teas that would give a farmer some feed back on how well his brewing
> is going?
>
> How expensive is equipment like the Oxygen sensors that Cheryl has mentioned.
>
> I, for one, really crave immedi
In a message dated 4/30/02 7:22:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Old centifugal pumps are a dime a dozen and cheap to maintain where a
diaphragm pump good enough to feed a set of flow forms is a very pricey
item. >>
I highly recommend that yoou look for an old diaphram pump from a dairy>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 5:10 AM
Subject: Re: First Tea Analysis Results
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> In a message dated 4/30/02 10:56:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> << I think I'm losing interest in the flow forms idea because it
Check out this, then:
http://www.aquaticeco.com/aquatic1v1/itm_pdf_tech/air_lift.htm
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 3:10 PM
Subject: Re: First Tea Analysis Results
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> In a message dated 4/30/02 10:56:08 AM, [EMAIL
In a message dated 4/30/02 10:56:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I think I'm losing interest in the flow forms idea because it
involves pumping the biologicals. I think I'm going to stick with
'small bubble aeration >>
I am working on (in my head) a flow form that will work through an upw
458 Michael Roboz, North
>Vancouver, BC, Canada
posted this chain letter in full along with 458 signatures. After our
recent thread where many list members showed dissatification with off topic
posts I feel it ws irresponsible to post this chain letter >>> without at
least validating it.
http:/
Wherever there's a problem, kill the obvious
suspect without considering the consequences ! Those overseas
from the UK might be interested to know that the 'experimental' badger cull
re-started yesterday. Badgers and cows both suffer from
tuberculosis. Farmers and the Agriculture Depart
>Putting bubbles through an upwelling tube..SStorch
Excellent.
I think I'm losing interest in the flow forms idea because it
involves pumping the biologicals. I think I'm going to stick with
'small bubble aeration.'
Just might have an Oxygen sensor lined up.
Hi there,
You are so right to request prayer, and I am there.
Yesterday I went to watch my son's team play baseball, and as usual, he was on the
bench. He's always on the bench. He works himself ragged at practice every day, does
everything the coaches tell him to do, keeps his attitude right,
Here is a useful website for finding air pumps, diffusers, etc, and some
info:
www.aquaticeco.com
Title: Re: You & CWD
Dear Mark,
Here is the Sat newspaper opener on this round of CWD.
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To combat chronic wasting disease, the DNR will issue permits to landowners in parts of Dane and Iowa counties.
By Lesley Rogers Barrett County reporter
In a drastic move to crack down on the spread
Putting bubbles through an upwelling tube..SStorch
>Links to the article & interview are at the end of this message, & I
>am not sure how much I can excerpt here without getting into trouble
>with NYT, but here's some of what he wrote that relates to the
>grass-pasture question.
I wouldn't worry about prosecution for forwarding web information
Dear Lloyd, et al - The proposed testing of the preps at SFI is not
intended to be the end of 'testing the preps.' It is only an attempt
to gain some insight into one aspect of what the preps and BC bring
to the soil.
Please do continue to design other tests.
-Allan
>Lloyd: This ties in w
On 29 Apr 02, Jose Luiz M Garcia wrote:
> This site is not working. Are you sure that this is the proper
> URL ?
One less 't' http://simplici-tea.com but the details are still to come.
Cheers... Rex
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