Hi Glen,
I do agree with much that you say here, but you start with saying no
one is criticising anyone except the organisations but this is not
true. People are singling out individuals (just re-read recent posts
in this thread, including your own comments below). It just makes
the genuine p
Do you have a wild patch of equisetum or did
you establish a bed for the purpose of harvesting?
A natural patch I recently discovered
As an aside, what is the benefit / effect of tansy tea?
I'd expect to use it as an insect repellent, but I do not know what
the experience of others has been
The
try clay and 501 on the rust, I have had success with that...sstorch
Can you give more details, Steve? -Allan
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Until I have more time to spare, I'll follow Courtney;s advice to
leave the leaves on (I have never had too much activity from a
batch.) and Kolisko's recommendation to go anaerobic.
What I'm trying to find out, I guess, is if it is possible for a 'sun
tea' of equisetum (whatever the term: made
Anyone selling rabbit peppers here in the US? -Allan
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Contact is Patrick Moser, you may get details through jpi or bda...sstorch
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Hi Tony,
I just sent some valerian flowers to Ellen Sugawara, HC 01, Box 900,
Kaurakakai, HI 95748. She grows taro and ginger Bio-Dynamically.
She's tried to get valerian flowers there, but the climate isn't right
for flowering, it seems. She was outgoing and knowledgeable.
Best,
Merla
Ramble
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<< Can you give more details, Steve? -Allan >>
Add requisite 501 to stirring vessel, have some clay at hand, local is best
as you stir the 501 crumble the clay into the water. As you stir clockwise
sing in ascending tones into t
> There's a guy down the road from me who sells "organic" vegetables to
> people. He makes his compost by mixing urea and sawdust together and
> leaving it for 3 weeks, then puts it on the plants. He told me he
> doesn't use any pesticides or chemicals - "only a bit of roundup at
> the start, of
Title: Re: C Timings
Eric,
Yah, As is said "the meaning of life is what our thirdgrade teacher told us "pay Attention""
ie being present is everything.
As the ancient Marcus Aurealius hung it out ' If one pays attention, everything happens as it should.'
As you may rightly point out that Socrat
Glen wrote
> Upon reflection I do not hear people knocking the use of traditional
preps.
> They are knocking the organisations who seem to be isolating themselves
from
> their members and the wider BD community,
Hi Glen Maybe there is a glimmer of change on the horizon. I was
contacted yes
Our newer (Biodynamic
Agriculture) organisation has taken a more open and educational position and
many farmers are learning to do things for themselves. There will be more
mistakes made for sure, but learning always involves
mistakes.
Hi Lloyd I get there NewsLeaf
. People are singling out individuals (just re-read recent posts
> in this thread, including your own comments below).
Graeme
Podolinsky is the organisation, just as in NZ there are one or two people
who have 'stolen' the association. It is often the way. One or two people
dominate to the detrime
Great news Tony
Good luck
GA
BdMax distributors of ThermoMax -THE proven frost protection
www.bdmax.co.nz
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Lloyd,
(On rading this thru - it needs re-organising, but I have to rush out
and do stuff. I hope you can get the main points.)
Yes, his approach is of course better than commercial growers'. What
does his stuff taste like? I wouldn't buy it. My partner and i went
down there to have a look
Yes. There you go again Glen. But no matter. Seems to me if these
groups are so irrelevant, why do they survive - I mean, there must be
some people who think they are still doing something useful.
(I think I remember the Marinus la Rooij name from that book BD
Perspectives? I can't remember t
Tony
A second thought
Best ask wether this person has support from the BD Pope, as he has stated
clearly at a recent AGM, that if he does not want it, it will not happen.
This could be a well meaning person, who ultimately still has to run his
impulse past daddy.
:}
GA
BdMax distributors of ThermoM
Graeme Gerard
wrote:
"If your
interest is in biodynamics, you may be wondering if you are subscribed to
the right group!Despite the numerous claims to the contrary that you may
read on the BDNow group, biodynamics is thriving, here in Australia at
least. People are using the real preps, as
Well said Hamish.
I too think we should celebrate our variations within the theme, rather than
seeking to prove my guru is a better guru than your guru.
There can be no doubt that the best food available, is that grown Biodynamically.
Should it not be our task to do that which we are able, to
Thanks to Ferdinand for going to the root of this matter (I am
contracting for the missing references. Please be patient):
Regulations regarding Bio-Dynamic Preparations in the EU
To your question concerning the preparations: a new EC hygiene
regulation (1774/2002) enter into force as from 30
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Subject: Lloyd Re: Dornachian reactions?
Hi Graeme> - just a few comments - I also have stuff to do!
> Yes, his approach i
Hi Tony,
That is great news, I hope the meeting goes well.
warm regards,
Peter.
>
> Hi Glen Maybe there is a glimmer of change on the horizon. I was
> contacted yesterday by a NZBD assoc member and was asked 'How can the
NZBD
> assoc help people like me who organise workshops an
Hi all
Finally have heard word that Alex Podolinsky will be talking at the uni in
Orange on the first weekend of August. Unsure of the details but will post
these when confirmed. I'd be happy to put questions to him on behalf of
others. Keeping in mind what Hamish has written; I can't help but
Hi Eric
A grey, wet, cold day for solstice had me wonder if any would turn up for
the celebrations. A thick heavy fog rolled in around 4pm and no calls to
verify if celebrations were still happening. As darkness began to fall many
people, at least 50 arrived to light the fire and celebrate the
Can anyone give me some hard data on reduction of
water requirements on Biodynamic land?
would be appreciated
aye
Hamish Mackay
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> Yes. There you go again Glen. But no matter. Seems to me if these
> groups are so irrelevant, why do they survive -
Are they /we being all we could be???
>
> >This is why quality based certification regardless of production method
is
> >the way of the future.
Twas thingking about thi
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> Call out Gouranga be happy!!!
> Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga
> That which brings the highest happiness!!
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Yes thank you Hamish
What you are doing / attempting in OZ sounds
refreshing.
> is that we share our experiences in the
light of the laws of the free spiritual life
I trust that your inclusive vision and spirit grows
and infects our fine shores very soon. I look forward to it.
You sugge
>Hi Glen,
>I do agree with much that you say here, but you start with saying no
>one is criticising anyone except the organisations but this is not
>true. People are singling out individuals (just re-read recent posts
>in this thread, including your own comments below). It just makes
>the genu
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