hi all,.. it seems we've all had our learning experiences with storing
preps. previously to this year we dug a 3'by 3' hole in the back of our
masonry garage and buried a 5 gallon crock that had a slight crack in it,
surrounding all sides with about 6' of dry peat. we went to the flea market
hi allen , did you ask about the smell ? i guess i've been doing it wrong
too .this summer put the jugs in the greenhouse under a bench , but still to
bright probably. i don't have crocks, can't afford antique prices , so i use
glass that had organic apple juice in it. my understanding is that it
thanks allen for the book info , not sure i can afford it anytime soon.
especially if i come to the conference. that was $150.00 by sept 1st, right.
(i didnt write it down and still haven't figured out the pdf file thing.)
send check to ? made out to? one more Question, no 2, what food is provid
Hello all, i went to the web site but there was no way to order from
the booklist , is there as e-mail or snail mail address available , so that
i may order the books from the Kolisko list?:)sharon
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dear patti, you have a wonderful resource there, with christy and hugh and
jeff poppen in your backyard. i've always been a gardener, not a farmer.we
first heard about biodynamics from an article in mother earth news , and a
visit to kerry sullivans csa in kimperton pa, was enough to convince me
allen , on 508, i simmer the horsetail in rainwater as to jpi's instuctions
for 20 minutes ,then put it in glass gallon jugs with the horsetail in it ,
store it behind the woodstove in the kitchen.,for 6 weeks . when opened it
smells like rotten eggs , a sulfur smell that even permeates into the
dear sstorch and all...WELL SAID! . Your comment reminds me of
the book "Dumbing Us Down" "by john tayler gatto... so true...( by the way
my computer finally complied and i took the eco footprints test got a 4.19
but that's mostly because i stay home and work in our garden most of t
dear fellow list members, i wish i could have taken the eco test, sorry
to say my computer got there , but then got stuck and so i couldn't even
take the test , a bit like my life i think... but i have found a horse
trainer or she found me , so maybe thats what counts here and we'll figure
out
thanks for the meditative message.. sounds like here ,but with horses not
cows.for years we try to do more camomile to send to jpi and have here. This
year , I thought it was going to happen with 200 robust seedlings, then i
went away for a few days and there was a drought I've got some ,
pro
hi allen, lightning struck here in the process of bringing a bit of
rain,and also blitzed the computer connection,so i've been unconnected. I'd
always have heard about Kolisko but never read the work, barely having a
handle on all the other bd related reading. Not everyone is at the same
place
dear allen sorry about the confusion and i'll be sure to
change the subject before i reply . i spent 1/2 hour trying to figure out
how to download an adode acrobat , unsucsessfully, so i was unable to open
your attachments on the conference. .. on the sprayer subject.. i'm getting
--achhh what does that mean ?:)sharon ... i don't know computerese well
enough to figure out the atrtachments , bareely the humor. ,you'll have tpo
walk me through it.. please speak english to this simple soul in terms of
the conference . you can also feel wecome to just call me. :) s
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thanks so much all :) sharon
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hi all.. do you have an address to get the Birchier sprayer that you prefer
SSorch? ):sharon
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hi allen I agree with hugh about the seed source, in the experimental work
ongoing here seeds do make a big difference which is why i like to grow my
own . i'd be glad to donate some of my seed to you for you to trial next to
whatever you plant to see if you see a difference . I noticed when i g
well said SSorch
- thats exactly what we're doing ... until the populace wakes up ... been
waiting for years here question is how does one find a n awakened
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hello thomas , i used to garden at several sites in northern n.m. about 25
years ago. what you have is cabbage worms (they are green ) you might be
blessed as well someday by army worms they come in a sort of camo color.. we
don't use b.t., though i think it is allowable on organic standards, bec
to share a couple of storys that may be helpful to lilly..we had a woman
thar came here with multiple sensitivities, she lived over by the ocean and
thought it would be helpful to try our biodynamic food. Just driving inland
and breathing the air of the industrial agriculture chicken industry whi
dear tony and all' so to change the subject ,,, how do you do
more Walmart ect, has taken over, here,where does anyone find a market,
growing up here in eastern ,usa. 4o years in one place, seeing the water
issue for a long time, has an interest to me ;with any culture that h
sorry tony about the confusion, i was relating to the last statement
,,anyone out there making preps? i personally have never been to austrailia
, or even out of the country, but we do grow medicinal herbs from there.
what is a nasty invasive plant to one ; is a food, medicine or thing of
beauty
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allen i didn't see this posted ... any problem?..sharon
> good question, about pr
good question, about preps ,made508 , 507, 501 (a while back it lasts a
long time,) working on 504, and b.c. and 500 .it 's hard to do when you
don't have the land for cows and there aren't any with horns nearby. ... by
the way, does anyone out there have a lead on fresh buffalo horn from a co
Robert, a while back ,I'm not sure which issue of "Applied Biodynamics"
there was a formula for a repellant for Japanese beetles using goatsmilk
and honey.. I never tried it ,as we stopped having problems with them. I'm
not sure why, but I will share an experience with you all. We bought 4
no adverse affects, we did it yesterday as well as in the spring ,but it was
a small area and we were very careful to stay out of the smoke.. thanks for
the warning however.. we will try the vinegar ,if it works sounds
lots safer.
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. hello allen and all.,
we rarely see poison ivy here , in the past, when spotted it we dug it out
when dormant . this past year however it has established itself on the
fenceline between our place and a chemically farmed feild . we are flaming
it , staying out of the smoke and will do the root re
my experience with licorice root... i planted the russian version , yes you
should plant the chinese.i didn't and just harvestedthe 4 yr old russian
root last fall and it taste way yukkie! it may have the same medicinals or
not ,but it is an abdaptagene so i think taste is important. so plant it
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