Steve, weren't you using some seaweed stuffed in a conch shell as a
"prep"? Seem to recall this from a past discussion - do you have any comments or
observations on this? I'm particularly interested because I'm about 1/8 mile from the
Atlantic coast and have thought that we should have remedies t
Thanks for posting that blessing Essie, it is comforting.
Many of us outside the U.S. await with trepidation the results of your election
tomorrow. You sneeze, we get pneumonia. You go to war, we hop on for the ride (or get
run over). Tort law gets wiped out by the Republicans, and we move furth
One thing "Information abut Steiner's agricultural
remedies" find information/ books and more ? (In the US)
Per Garp/NH
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From: "Hugh Lovel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 08:23 PM
Subject: Re: Throw a shrimp on the B
I have enjoyed my brief watch but simply dont have
the time at present to read and absorb the content of all the post.
Please unsubscribe me.
We drove to Canada Sunday to buy some BD manure from Aurora Farm for
making 500 and BC. Woody greeted us. (Barbara was gone on a trip.) He
showed us the burial spot of his old cow and his compost piles and we
talked about storing preps. He served us Chia tea and biscoti in the
barn. His barn
Lloyd Charles wrote:
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Hi Merla - you're a fast learner - this is good
> ..."Acidic soil, severely compacted, nutrient deficient
> particul
Legacy of 9/11. More than a year ago, Ferdy and his daughter smuggled all
the preps. into Mexico by air successfully. I guess organic cowpie could
blow up buildlings! In Nov. after 9/11, I went to an anthr. Agric. Section
mtg in Pasadena, CA, USA. The US Immigration were no problem. It was the
C
One thing "Information abut Steiner's agricultural
remedies" find information/ books and more ? (In the US)
Per Garp/NH
For books about Steiner and biodynamic farming. Contact Hugh Courtney
at (276) 930-2463. (He is not supported on the web currently.)
Give JPI a call (ask for "Hugh"). H
The next closest BD farm is Victor, Montana, but it's too far. I will
have to try and find an organic cow in Sandpoint.
It's always important to remember, folks, the even a teacher as
particular as Peter Proctor has stated 'Half a cherry is better than
no cherry at all" in terms of making the
Dear List Readers,
Below is a news item that I think is of significance. It lends support to
Hugh Esco and Kerry Dickson's position that we should have organic food in
our school lunch programs. It is a campaign issue that may sound quixotic
but is definitely not.
Best,
Hugh Lovel
Another organic
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Subject: Fw: [elcAll] POLITICS -- In the 2002 Election, The Issue is Unchecked Power
Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2002 21:31:28 -0500
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Another very good reason to vote green (please read article).
However, just lik
Can someone give a citation for this article? I am a
teacher and would like to include it in my thesis
research.
Thanks!
> A MIRACLE IN WISCONSIN - Attributed to Good
> Food!
>
> OCTOBER 14. In Appleton, Wisconsin, a revolution has
> occurred. It's
> taken place in the Central Altern
I found the original article at this site. The authors
name is Jon Rappoport.
http://www.stratiawire.com/article.asp?id=655
What is your thesis on? Good luck!!!
Perry
Can someone give a
citation for this article? I am ateacher and would like to include
it in my
thesisresearch.
Here we go again making up all sorts of restrictions. Merla, just find some
grass fed cows, preferably off unsupered pasture and get it while it is
fresh.
No drama! All the rest is just icing on the cake.
David C
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Hi! Merla,
I thought your Government and Media feed you enough bovine excrement, all
you would need was a little device fitted to your TV and tune to CNN. But I
guess that is probably GM and chemical chockas.
Gil
Merla Barberie wrote:
> We drove to Canada Sunday to buy some BD manure from Au
Dear Stacey,
This article was sent to me by Joe McBride of Pacolet, SC. His e-mail
addres is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe he can give you the citation.
Best,
Hugh Lovel
>Can someone give a citation for this article? I am a
>teacher and would like to include it in my thesis
>research.
>
>Thanks
D & S Chamberlain wrote: No drama! All the rest is just icing on the cake.
Assume still talking Cow Cake.
Remember the school yard yarn. Man wheeling barrow load of cow cakes passed
mental health establishment. Client looking through bars, asks "What are you
going to do with that". "Put it on my
How about this one?
A man from Sumas, BC, Canada was seen crossing the border into Sumas, WA,
USA every day. Each morning he would walk across the border with a
wheelbarrow, but, the Amercans never found anything in or on the
wheelbarrow. He would return later that day without a wheelbarrow. Fina
Thanks for this.
It's going to be a synthesis of all the research on
nutrition and learning disorders, ADHD in particular.
Stacey
> I found the original article at this site. The
> authors name is Jon Rappoport.
> http://www.stratiawire.com/article.asp?id=655
>
> What is your thesis on? Good
I have a request for contact info for flow form dealers in North
America. Please post what information you have.
I seem to have lost my contactinfo for Jenn Green. Any help would be
appreciated. (How's Jennifer doing, btw?)
LATER
-ALLAN
Here we go again making up all sorts of restrictions. Merla, just find some
grass fed cows, preferably off unsupered pasture and get it while it is
fresh.
No drama! All the rest is just icing on the cake.
David C
Thanks, David.
This is a very important point, folks. A lot of bd work goes undone
DearStacey,
You're right, of course. But how many will see that Congress's efforts to
give up our rights to president Bush's agenda involves giving up our
responsibilities? It a bit oblique. Anyway, I think we need to strike out
in a new direction, which is why I resoundingly endorse the Green Par
I'm not being paranoid Hugh, just trying to be sensible... you really ought
to watch what the hell your signing your name to. We need you on this side
of the barbed wire, even if you are not rowing with both oars in the water...
follow my drift butt head??? SStorch
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<< Steve, weren't you using some seaweed stuffed in a conch shell as a
"prep"? Seem to recall this from a past discussion - do you have any comments
or observations on this? I'm particularly interested because I'm about 1/8
mile
Dear Friends,
I just got this from another list. I think it is germane to several current
topics:
Subject: WALL: BUSH admin called on its REWRITING THE RULES of admin process
Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2002 03:48:33 -0800 (PST)
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To send News a
Allan writes:
>Why, Hugh, is it that we only hear from the Green Party just before
>election day? I never seem to hear a peep, otherwise. I'm one of
>those trusting souls who believe that a wolf in a democrats clothing
>is somewhat better than a wolf in republican's clothing. It makes it
>hard for
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Subject: Re: Another reason to vote Green
> I'm not being paranoid Hugh, just trying to be sensible... you really
ought
> to watch what the hell your signing your name to. We
Hey Nancy, If your interested in the kelp prep, it's on our web site, page
http://www.theruralcenter.org/TheFarm/Plants/Growing.htm then go to
weather. Chris
> Steve, weren't you using some seaweed stuffed in a conch shell as a
> "prep"? Seem to recall this from a past discussion - do you have
>
> I'll admit to voting for democrats too. I'm especially itchy to vote for
> Max Cleland, our Georgia dem senator who voted against Bush's war. They
are
> out to get him--smear tactics and real underhanded stuff like putting his
> phone numbers in their smear ads telling people to call him and p
The only person I know of is Sven at Flowforms of America. I believe the web
site is www.flowformsofamerica.com An interesting aside is that John Wilkes
mentioned that he has always written it as one word. Flowforms. Christy
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>
> One thing "Information abut Steiner's agricultural
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>
> Per Gar
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