Hi Stacey,
I don't thin efforts to contol them on just your property would be futile,
but common sense says that the problems could lie in your neighborhood.
Gil had some great ideas. I say go for the BAT BOX, or a couple. Someone
else on this list probably knows how many mosquitos a bat will
I didn't know that BT worked for mosquitos, I thought it was for
catapillars? Unfortueately, many times there are no magic solutions,
especially now that we have thrown the environment so out of
balance.Controling the mosquito population on your land would most likely
have to involve treating a
This video will be part of Gardening for the Future, a 6-week
series of films and discussions the will include programs on Alan
Chadwick, John Jeavons, Fukuoka, Mollison and a screening of LIFE IN
THE SOIL. I hope you can plan to attend. All programs at 7pm on
Thursday evenings in the
the face of the farmer is a large part of what spiritual food
distribution should be about, in my humble opinion. -Allan
Dear Christy,
The farm is Ladybug Oak Grove located in central Florida in the midst of the
citrus belt. The farmer is John Krohn. He was inspired by and is a
neighbor of
Received this today. Its free! Christy
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From: Laurel Hopwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 12:08 PM
Subject: NEW VIDEO AVAILABLE
HEARTBREAK IN THE HEARTLAND: The True Cost of Genetically Engineered Crops
In this 26 minute
Around here (Kentucky)they are called Dry Land Fish. Locals say soak em in
salt and fry em in oil. Personally, we treat them just as you would any
other mushrooms, saute lightly in a little butter, and add to what ever type
of dish. The flavor is delicate.
Chris and the girls came back with only
Allan, Allan, you keep me so busy...I can find out.
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From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 2:43 PM
Subject: Re: Delicious Citrus
Now available while supplies last!
Oranges and Ruby Red Grapefruits from Florida
Dear Cheryl,
I wanted to let you know that I would like to use an excerpt from the post
below in the biodynamic news section of Spiritual Science (formerly
LILIPOH).Sounds like it was a great experience.
I am working with Christine as the Biodynamic Editor of the magazine, so
keep me in mind
Sorry everbody, should have been a private post, my mistake.
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From: Rural Center for Responsible Living [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: Australia farms
Dear Cheryl,
I wanted to let you know that I would
The face of the farmer is the wave of the future. When we know where our
food comes from we develop a sense of place, a sense of caring and a moral
responsibility to spend our money in a way that will support positive
endeavors. Our food is not just an abstract substance from a laboratory/
farm,
BDNOW! readers might like to visit www.lilipoh.com and learn about LILIPOH, a
great US based magazine that provides readers with an abundance of highly
practical articles that reflect the anthroposophical approach to health.
The health of childhood, the land, the body, soul and spirit
are
Testing of Pfieffer field spray and compost starter would be significant
because of the potential scale for munincipal, or large scale use. Pfeiffer
products are much more relative to bacterial innoculation. Meaning they are
bred to be bacterial.
But the preps we are not as concerned with the
The Organic Gardening encyclopedia say 30# per 1000 sq ft on sand to 80# per
1000 sq ft on clay will raise the ph one unit. Having put about 4 tons to
the ac of quarry siftings about 9 years ago I would say that their unit
would be a raise from lets say 6.1 to 6.2. I would be a little more
It's a little bit of work but less than mulching by hand.
I dig a shallow trench with a potato plow, then put abut 11/2 of well aged
compost in the trench and lay the seed on top of that. Then I cover them up
with a cultivator. I think they respond well to the slightly more acidic
nature of the
No mulching. I've done both and find that loosening up the soil with
cultivation to give better results.
Chris
It's a little bit of work but less than mulching by hand.
I dig a shallow trench with a potato plow, then put abut 11/2 of well
aged
compost in the trench and lay the seed on top
Here is the reply to my inquiry regarding transcripts for the Future of
Agrarianism Conference- Christy
"You are not the first to make that suggestion. We do hope to publish the
conference proceedings (revised and expanded) in book form down the road. As for
tapes, we do plan to videotape
Dear Merla,
Isn't there a whole community helping you with this project? Would you be
spraying from a truck?
National Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides, 541-344-5044 (NCAP) in
Oregon would be an excellent resource to refer you to already existing
naturally managed roadside projects.
Dear Bonnie,
Rudolf Steiner made it very clear in the lectures to farmers that the
preparations were meant to enhance a sound animal based compost fertility
management program. A production oriented farm would be more biodynamic to
incorporate livestock for soil building and not use
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From: Aurora Farm
Dear Ones:
I'd like to see some discussion about others' experience of intuition.
Hi Woody,
In general my intuition comes in three ways. One is by the grace of God. My
descisions to move to Kentucky, becoming involved in farming and all of the
Hi Allan,
Well it looks like I might not be too much help after all. Win doesn't know
of any where to upload/host the sound files for no charge. The web hosting
service he uses is www.pageweb.com Don does host large sites and he seems
affordable.
I was a little confused about the 100$ set up
Dear Jennifer,
I have never vaccinated my children, and I have been yelled at
and threatened to be reported to social services by a doctor, plus treated very
badly on many occasions at our local health department. Now in Kentucky we are
blessed to have an MD who is also a homepathic/
The correct adress is www.kupferspuren.at
Christy
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From:
Jose Luiz
Moreira Garcia
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 2:12
PM
Subject: Re: Copper garden tools
This site does not work anymore for some
reason.
Jose
There was a preliminary meeting for the Agriculture Section members followed
by a Friday, Saturday, Sun. morn meeting for all prep makers. The letter I
received mentioned at the bottom to pass the word along to any prep makers
who might have gotten left off of the list.So this was not a private
It was written,
So why not use Radionic Devices and do it from the comfort of the office?
This is what worries (for lack of a better way of putting it) the more
archaic folk.
Why not put your love for your kids in a radionic device and do so from the
comfort of the office?
It seems to me that
Hi Allan,
The meeting in Copake was organized by the US Agricultural Section of the
School of Spiritual Science. The meeting is for any one making preparations,
and from what I could gather from the Biodynamics Journal, While the ideal
would be that all biodynamic practitioners make their own
, as
these folks are counting on the availability of quality preparations, and
their thoughts and feelings are relavent, because they are part of the Work
also.C.
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From: Rural Center for Responsible Living [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 9:31
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