Lovely health-giving soft and gentle rain here in Canberra, still going
strong after 16 hours, in our garden perhaps 30-40mm already. Sullivans
Creek which runs through the Australian National University grounds was
'running a banker' as the saying goes when I went to collect Robin at
4.30pm.
Hallo,
My wife feeds our chicken goat milk, and whey as often as she can, and it's
gone very fast.
Concerning the Swedish feed information, I'm pretty sure that is available
in English on the Euro website( or directly at the Swedish gov agriculture
website, they are also describing chicken
A FOOD CHAIN RELEASE FROM METROFARM.COM
We city folk often generate interesting ideas, like this found in
Websterâs Third: Farmer, 4A. An ignorant rustic: Yokel, Bumpkin;
4B. Clumsy, Stupid Fellow: Dolt. Given that we have about as much
ability to feed ourselves as do newborn babes, a
My chickens don't particularly like liquid milk, but they really
gobble up anything solid like soft cheese or yogurt. if I'm going to
feed milk to the chickens I curd it up first by heating it then adding
cider vinegar to it. They like it ok then.
Also, grit and/or oyster shell? I never know
February 21, 2003
Development of Biotech Crops Is Booming in
AsiaBy DAVID BARBOZA
HIANG RAI, Thailand, Feb. 16 Worried about falling
behind its global competition, much of Asia is rushing forward with the
My reading indicates that the calcium in oyster shell
is not adequate for grit because it dissolves in
digestion. River sand is good grit. DAO
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Martha - Most of our peahens sat very well, although often in secret (away
from the house and well camouflaged in bracken and brushwood); one, rather
exposed, let me build a temporary aviary around her. Another turned up
after a lengthy absence, rather nervous and minus tail-feathers, I
Title: OT: FW: [globalnews] Terror Risk at Chemical Plants; French plant explosion just after 911 was terrorism, say new investigations
The Village Voice
Mondo Washington
by James Ridgeway
February 19 - 25, 2003
Without Chemicals, Life Might Be Possible
Without Chemicals, Life Might Be
Title: OT: FW: [globalnews] US plans for mini-nuke arsenal revealed; US will break all global arms treaties
US plans for mini-nuke arsenal revealed
13:37 19 February 03
NewScientist.com news service
A leaked Pentagon document has confirmed that the US is considering the
Title: FW: [globalnews] Wasting disease found in deer in Utah, New Mexico
ENN News Story
Wasting disease found in deer in Utah, New Mexico
Thursday, February 20, 2003
By Reuters
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - Chronic wasting disease, a wildlife illness related
to mad cow disease, has emerged for the
Title: OT:FW: VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE
Era of Peace LATEST UPDATE
A Shift of Consciousness
by Patricia Diane Cota-Robles
The New Age Study of Humanity's Purpose
PO Box 41883, Tucson AZ 85717
520-885-7909 -- FAX 520-749-6643
January/February 2003
All of the maladies occurring on Earth can be
Is the server down? I haven't received any emails from you
lately.
Off topic: here is a link on depleted uranium from Yes! magazine
http://www.futurenet.org/25environmentandhealth/rokke.htm
David Robison
Dear Friends,
The following recent publication promises to move Steiner's ideas into a
mathematically validated context:
PRESS RELEASE: MARCH 10 ,2003
AFTER three decades of scientific investigation
The theory of everything
is being presented to the world TODAY!
LOG ONTO:
Title: FW: [globalnews] Lester Brown: Restructuring the Energy Economy
Environmental news service
Opinion: Restructuring the Energy Economy
By Lester Brown
WASHINGTON, DC, February 20, 2003 (ENS) - The key to restoring climate
stability is shifting from a fossil fuel based energy economy to
Title: Re: OT: DU munitions
This is a very sad and appalling tale by one of our nations warriors who says that war now is obsolete. I recommend this to everyone to read. As usual, it is right on topic in my opinion. Agriculture as we know it around the world is going to have to change to
Whether Hugh 'brought' the rain or not is impossible to know.
Tis always helpful to make rain when there are a string of heavy planetary
aspects leading me to predict major rain events throughout NZ for this last
week period.
No doubt rain making efforts could have enhanced these basic
From today's Washington Post:
'Mad Cow Disease' Deemed Unlikely In Deaths of Game-Eating Hunters
Hunters who feasted on their prey at a cabin in northern Wisconsin --
and later died of brain diseases -- probably did not contract mad
cow disease from their meaty banquets, U.S. health officials
Title: FW: [globalnews] CREDO [Poetry]
(From Yes Magazine)
CREDO
We believe in the one message
like a fever chill
in each mushroom, inside
the chanterelle, the morel,
the rose coral and the shaggy mane.
We believe plankton travel the seas veins.
We believe the movement of a lake trout
takes on
Chickens must have a supply of grit in their cop to grind food up, or
they can not handle grains and the like. They should always have access
to a supply of coarse sand, river gravel fines or shell grit. This can
be in a container in a dry and poo free part of their house.
Gil
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Thanks. Like I said, mine have found their own source of grit
(cement blocks), and they're free ranging so I have to suppose
they're getting things to help grind up food particles ok.
When I butchered out some young roosters, I found beautiful,
perfectly oval and smooth pieces of glass in one
Title: Re:Re [Humore]Theory of Everything these daze
A major research institution has recently announced the discovery of
the
heaviest chemical element yet known to science. The new element has
been
tentatively named Governmentium.
Governmentium has 1 neutron, 12 assistant neutrons, 75
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