Sharon -
FAVAs have grown great for me here, although I've never grown more
than a bed of them. I've actually produced bushels of huge beans from
them. They are, however (and this is ironic, given AC's remarks),
suceptibl to fungal attacks. Mine always got black growing tips in
the early spri
In a message dated 9/20/02 10:44:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Allen-I have never been able to grow favas here , maybe they needed a
special innocculant.I tried several times with seed from Bountiful, as well
as another place I can't remember. , perhaps fedco. The seed came up but
jus
In a message dated 9/21/02 6:34:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< This coming season, I'll start the
508 treatments before seeding and continue at least monthly through
their growth and see what happens. >>
Start 508 with bc/500 2x per month, 501 1x per month all winter and then see
what h
>We grow several acres of Fava beans, they are a favorite of mine with potato
>in a stew.
>Dare I say we don't use innoculant, just the preps, so I guess we must have
>pre-existing -non-conforming soils. May be you should inoculate once or
>twice and amp up the use of bc/500 and see what happens.
Title: FW: [globalnews] Meditation Focus #72: Renewed Urgency to Help Southern Africa Avert a Massive Famine
Hello,
What follows is the 72nd Meditation Focus suggested for the two consecutive
weeks beginning Sunday, September 22, 2002.
Renewed Urgency to Help Southern Africa Avert a Massive Fa
>In a message dated 9/21/02 6:34:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
><< This coming season, I'll start the
>508 treatments before seeding and continue at least monthly through
>their growth and see what happens. >>
>
>Start 508 with bc/500 2x per month, 501 1x per month all winter and then see
>wh
>In a message dated 9/21/02 6:34:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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><< This coming season, I'll start the
>508 treatments before seeding and continue at least monthly through
>their growth and see what happens. >>
>
>Start 508 with bc/500 2x per month, 501 1x per month all winter and then see
>wh
Folks - Can we keep the Global News stuff over on Global News unless
we are going to add our own commentary to it? I subscribe to Global
News and I don't know why anyone wouldn't For that reason, and that
reason alone, I do not think it appropriate to x-post full articles
to BD Now!
Thanks
In a message dated 9/21/02 10:16:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Steve - Is this what you've been doing 'all along'? And although
you've been doing this, you still got the 'mildew'? Is that the only
fungal problems you witness?
Incidentally, taking some advice, I let my mildewed winter s
I have just been reading a report in New Scientist (14 Sept, p.7) about
research from USDA and Pioneer Hi-Bred resulting in the removal, in part by
genetic manipulation, of proteins which cause most allergic reactions to
soya. I deplore GMOs for all the usual reasons but wonder whether this
On 20 Sep 02, Dave Robison wrote:
> I built the one that was based on a 55 gallon metal drum, encased in
> fiberglass. Is that the one you mean?
Yes, that's the one.
> It worked -- sort of. My conclusion was that it didn't have enuf
> collector area to generate enuf heat. I added a small fan to
Tony,
Perhaps acceptable things can sometimes come from a sick philosophy, world
view, or scientific technique. There is no doubt that both biotechnology
and molecular sciences have contributed to the emancipation of humanity from
some world deadly material threats (...although often only for th
YOU said it so much better than I could. Thanks Robin, I feel the same way.
:)sharon.
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From: "Robin Duchesneau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 6:35 PM
Subject: Re: Acceptable GM?
> Tony,
>
> Perhaps acceptable things can
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