I just don't think BD should spend all that time in-fighting. Let the
produce quality settle the arguments.
Regards,
Rex Harrill
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Thankyou Rex that sounds like an excelent idea. How should we define quality
when comparing produce from so many different countries? Brix, nitrates,
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 14:26:18 +1200, Peter Michael Bacchus
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How should we define quality
when comparing produce from so many different countries? Brix, nitrates,
protiens, amino acids? Taste, smell, texture etc. are good if all the
goods
are in the same room. I agree th
G'day gil,
Glad to hear that you are still holding your head above water. it
appears that you picked a difficult site to work on, however you should
come up with some tricks to use in dry country landcare and rehabilitation.
James
Gil Robertson wrote:
Hi! Greg,
All points taken.
I too have spen
Dear Rex,
It seems to me that to define quality by any one standard, by saying
that the other person's produce is not good will lead to a spate of
acrimonious discussion that has no benefit to anyone. I think that the
direction to go is to try and define what are optimum soil and
atmospheric
Dear Eric,
Greetings from the land of the Wizards of Oz, where we don't have a problem
as to whether Radionics or BD is voodoo or magic. We just get about our work
and do what needs to be done.
Voodoo is only another term for magic. It is mostly used by people who don't
see the magic which is a
Unfortunately, none of the responses so far even attempted to answer
the question.
Are any of you conversant with these other uses of icons. Are they
the same or if they are different, how so?
Eric M pretty much made the point - whether one is personally
sympathetic to Catholic belief or Voo
...Nostradamous...did hit Histler...
Eric - I thought that Hister turned out to be a tributary of the Rhine?
Tony N-S.
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Title: Re: radionics, voodoo, holy cards, and 3rd class relics
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Turtle
BendSent: Friday, July 11, 2003 2:30 PMTo: Biodynamic
Food and Farming DiscussionSubject: Re: radionics, voodoo, holy
car
"Do any of you think, for even one second, that anyone,
anywhere, other than the few adherents to biodynamics,
is going to stir "horn manure" and "horn silica" for
an hour and spray it on their lands around the world?
Let's look at the evidence objectively. It hasn't
happened and in the present "h
Dear Bob,
To be fair to the readers, you should point out that
(a) you and I are competitors and you have no interest
in seeing me succeed at anything, (b) we never met
each other and don't know each other, other than by
name and reputation, (c) I have never criticized your
work - I know only a li
Ron
This is THE question of the time I see in front of me.
We have had a BDA fund, a full time consultant for 13 years 'selling' the
traditional form of BD, and it has made next to no impact on the commercial
effect of BD in the NZ economy, over the last 20 years. If anything it
damaged the image a
In a message dated 07/12/2003 1:12:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you and I are competitors and you have no interest
in seeing me succeed at anything,
we never met
each other and don't know each other,
Ralph Riva, V.P. at Wente in charge
of their vineyards, told me that
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