Hemp may be too stable to rot down quickly enough. It's durability is around that
of linen. It's many well documented uses as a fibre or for paper would make it
much too valuable for such minor uses. If it was not for Dow Chemical and the
subservient US Governments, past and present, the world wou
When we were in India we saw many piles of coir being burnt, as they have
problems breaking the lignin down and so it doesnt rot.
One BD farmer was using the coir on the compost, but he was having to brew
up specific fungi, I think Pleurotis was one, (for lignin) and another for
utilising the cell
I think what Steve is getting at, is that this post violated copyright.
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THE MAN WITH THE HOE
God made man in his own image,
In the image of God made He him.
Genesis
Bowed by the weight of centuries he leans
Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground,
The emptiness of ages in his face,
And on his back the burden of the world.
Who made him dead to rapture and
HOW TO BUILD
Catastrophe will come; or worse than catastrophe, slow mouldering
and withering into Hades. But if you can fix some conception of a
true human state of life to be striven for - life, good, for all men,
as for yourselves; if you can determine some honest and simple order
of
THE POWER OF THE INITIATOR
Anyone who can, as a result of deep meditation, start with small
beginnings and try to utter a word to help or heal another human
being, or who can stay in a period of silence for the sake of some
larger purpose of benefit to humanity, can come to know what it is
THE GUARDIAN WALL
Know that the stream of superhuman knowledge and the Deva-Wisdom
thou hast won, must, from thyself, the channel of Alaya, be poured
forth into another bed.
Know, O Narjol, thou of the Secret Path, its pure fresh waters
must be used to sweeter make the Ocean's bitter wa
