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From: "Lloyd Charles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 2:24 PM
> would use the brix meter on crop. >
>
Hi Lloyd I have been testing my brews for pH, ergs, brix and temp.
As I spray in the evenings I have not done a leaf brix
but why not use the radionics to
add some extra? I think Steve Storch is doing stuff like this now - maybe
not radionically.
I don't think that Steve is working radionically. As far as I know,
Steve makes every effort to grow his crops within the realm of the
living.
As far as the chromas go, ye
Bush is even cutting money out of care for the veterans of previous
wars. I think the figure for cuts in Veterans hospitals is
something like $250 million in this year alone.
It's astounding how poorly the US treats its vets. of course, there
is a long history of this, probably preceding the ho
If you re honest do you not see hidden agendas also among the
"antiwarries".
Yes, there is a hidden agenda (or rather, not very hidden because it
is loudly proclaimed at all of the huge anti-war demonstrations).
Instead of spending $200 plus billion on a grab for oil at the same
time Bush is
Forgive me but why would you prefer to love SH rather than Bush or Blair?
All politicians have hidden agendas and we have to accept that, but people
power can make a differnce so long as we aim at the right thing and in my
opinion that should be the US making specific targets of SH and his cronies
In a message dated 3/9/03 5:20:24 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Hi Steve - great post - great holiday too I bet!
> The green house is filling up with flats of newly seeded trays. This week
I
> will go in and spray with a bc tea laced with trace minerals.
Can you tell us exactly how you make t
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From: Rambler Flowers LTD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: "Three-Up Tour" & compost tea brew
> Hi Lloyd I have made a small 50Litre brewer made from an old stainless
> steel LPG cylinder with a couple of
> >I dont expect the traditionalists on the list to go into raptures over
this
> >but I believe that we need to know if these things can work. It could be
> >useful to use some radionically prepared prep water in any making of BD
> >preps -
>
> Lloyd - What I'd like to see is chromas comparing cr
Rupert Sheldrake is a scientist who has been mapping the Universal
Mind through simple, common sense expriments for the past 20 years.
There are many ramifications of Sheldrake's work for biodynamic
practitioners. Probably of most import aspect is his work with
documenting the power of INTENTION.
Allan Balliett wrote:
Drown us in content and keep the archives interesting for the next guy.
I can't imagine anyone getting this far in the archive..
Hi! Doug, Jane & Allan,
Sorry, but I am with Doug, although not necessarily of the same
political outlook. (I do not know what his interests are!)
I have been ill for a few days and went to the farm to get away from
things and was thus computer free. I came back to the normal stack of
emails and ha
Hi Lloyd I have made a small 50Litre brewer made from an old stainless
steel LPG cylinder with a couple of air stones an air pump it cost me about
$60. I have used worm compost worm leachate, comphrey tea with some
equisetum
and barrel compost,humic acid, hydroslated fish kelpand rockdust to produc
dearests:
"How do you love an Osama bin Laden or a Saddam Hussein?..."
Isnt the question also how do you love Bush and Blair?
Do this in love. Let them know that there is a better place for them to
be right now. Yes, encourage them to leave.
Nelson.
-
>From: The Korrows
Christy wrote
> our latest revelation is that the small percentage of organic farms (8000
certified >farms in the US- 90,000 farms in Kentucky alone) is not going to
turn around >agriculture,
Its a shame more people in organic and biodynamic agriculture dont realise
this - certi
Re: Feathered Friends
Hi,
This John from Australia and to preface my contribution I am very new to
BD but at the same time very excited about the future and the potential
it will bring to my enterprise.
Have you tried making the appropriate peppers and applying them to your
plants ? Our workshop
> Anyone good at outreach and consensus building would do well to ask
> this group to be involved with this list rather than to stand away
> from it, as though there is some advantage to them to not contribute
> to making this the best discussion of biodynamic agriculture possible
> at this time
I dont expect the traditionalists on the list to go into raptures over this
but I believe that we need to know if these things can work. It could be
useful to use some radionically prepared prep water in any making of BD
preps -
Lloyd - What I'd like to see is chromas comparing crops (carrots, for
was just expreesing an opinion why so many people are leaving
this list because at times their is not enough interesting BD discussion
..
I am trying to be pro active.
Regards
I think your opinion that 'so many people' are leaving the list is
erroneous. I mentioned that two people had left bec
On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 02:44 PM, The Korrows wrote:
percentage of organic farms (8000 certified farms in the US- 90,000 farms in Kentucky alone) is not going to turn around agriculture, its really going to take everyone raising a garden
That's why in my garden design business, besides work
Title: Re: Spring news
Hi Jane,
For a ground cover Chris suggests Strawberry clover, or New Zealand white
clover. Add some calcium or rock phosphate since the clovers will really thrive
in this. Plus violets might indicate some soil acidity.
I will try to keep up with the planting calendar
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From: "Allan Balliett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 3:18 AM
Subject: TONY R: Off topic posts
>
> Hey, Tony, help me here. I don't really understand your objection to
> posts that you consider off topic
. is it the bit weight
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From: "Garuda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: Help with Our Feathered Friends
> Tony
>
> It does not seem specific, just any eating the crop that is sprayed.
> G
Glen I have had a major problem with bir
Hi Steve - great post - great holiday too I bet!
> The green house is filling up with flats of newly seeded trays. This week
I
> will go in and spray with a bc tea laced with trace minerals.
Can you tell us exactly how you make the trace element fortified BC - lack
of attention to trace element n
Tony N-S wrote>
> Can another Tony chip in?
> Sorry, folks, but the conception which liberals in Britain have of U.S.
> Americans, based largely on the loudest noises which reach us from across
> the Atlantic, is of uncultured and unsympathetic rednecks prepared to
blast
> off the face of the Ear
Tony
It does not seem specific, just any eating the crop that is sprayed.
G
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From: "Rambler Flowers LTD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 9:31 AM
Subject: Re: Help with Our Feathered Friends
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> - Original Message -
>
Hey, Tony, help me here. I don't really understand your objection to posts
that you consider off topic.
Can another Tony chip in?
Sorry, folks, but the conception which liberals in Britain have of U.S.
Americans, based largely on the loudest noises which reach us from across
the Atlantic, is o
Information of Scientific Interest, from James DeMeo, Ph.D., and the
Orgone Biophysical Research Laboratory, Greensprings Center, Ashland, Oregon.
This is the infrequent version of our OBRL-Newsletter (~quarterly).
March 2003
Five topical notices below:
1. Greensprings Interdisciplinary Seminars
ME Too It is still our busy season here down under and there are too many
off subjects . I am close to leaving this list myself.
Regards Tony R
Hey, Tony, help me here. I don't really understand your objection to
posts that you consider off topic. is it the bit weight of messages
that you f
Funny how we get possessive over something we actually have a
use for. 2 years ago, I was griping about the nettles and now I
consider them "my" earliest crop yet nothing has changed with the
nettle itself, only my attitude toward it.
They're anywhere from a foot tall to 18 inches in places. Whe
Sorry to say that I missed the big blizzard that crippled the northeast for a
few days. The family trip included a drive from NY to FLA, some 1400 miles
one way. We rode down south in front of the storm, leaving rain and snow in
our wake. We boarded the SS Norway[exIle de France] and cruised
Somehow the threat of war, the responses
here, the reactions, can perhaps be seen in a 'bio-dynamic' way. As if the
'farm' has 'enjoyed' the invasion of something undesired. If indeed the
farm is to be viewed as a single organism, and it's health viewed as a single
issue, then the divergen
In a message dated 3/8/03 2:06:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< So, the
astral body that hovers around it does that belong to the plant? >>
That I believe is under the jurisdiction on the plant "devas", a sort of
group soul for the plants. If you look at Garuda's site he has great
pictur
Title: Re: Spring news
Thanks for posting this Christy! I went to your site to see what’s growing already and got a bit jealous, as I look out over our thick ice & snow cover. My winter frame weeks ago covered in ice & snow crushed a bit under the weight and I wonder whether anything still grows
its got me streached too!!
Peter.
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