>Instead of stirring, I run water plus prep (for spraying or compost heap,
>not to make tea) through a cascade of flowforms for about 10 mins. Do I win
>both ways or get the booby prize ? Tony N-S.
How did you arrive at 10 minutes, Tony.
Not saying I'm right, of course, but I'v
On 6 May 02, Anthony Nelson-Smith wrote:
> Thanks, Christy, for the notes on Wes Jackson's talk. On a minor
> point, I picked up on the '1 nuclear accident every 10 years'
> estimate. As a coastal marine ecologist, I figured out that (around
> the NW European coastline) we have averaged one sev
Instead of stirring, I run water plus prep (for spraying or compost heap,
not to make tea) through a cascade of flowforms for about 10 mins. Do I win
both ways or get the booby prize ? Tony N-S.
Thanks, Christy, for the notes on Wes Jackson's
talk. On a minor point, I picked up on the '1 nuclear accident every 10
years' estimate. As a coastal marine ecologist, I figured out that (around
the NW European coastline) we have averaged one severe winter and one serious
oil-spill every t
There is a big difference between the Steiner remedies and compost tea. The
truth is, that I have restored our farm with cold well or rain water. I can
count on one hand how many times I have used warm water. Rudy sez that you
may want to use warm water, not mandatory, for those who plung t
Christy - Thanks for taking the time to make this good post on the
Neo-Agrarianism event.
I discovered this good Wendell Berry page this morning:
http://brtom.org/berry.html
There's a lot of good stuff here. Check out the links page, it points
to more good information by and about Wes Jackson
