The farmers market in Santa Fe, New Mexico is really a fine one for a
town of only 65,000 souls (plus many summer visitors). I am not sure
who the most outstanding producers are, but there is organic beef and
lamb as well as great produce. There must be a great master chili
grower as you
Here's something I've noticed this year. We've had an invasion of
tomato horn worms. The interesting thing is that none of the
heirlooms have been touched yet, only the hybrids. On the other hand
there is a rust or blight hereabouts that is attacking only the
hybrids!
Tom
not to kill them if you do . they are your ally's in the worm war!
say hi to the sky out there for me :)sharon
- Original Message -
From: Thomas Schley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 8:24 PM
Subject: Re: Cabbage Worm (?)
I'm in New Mexico - hot sunny days
I'm in New Mexico - hot sunny days with cool nights. I've just found
little eggs and a green worm about half an inch long on the leaves.
Tom
Where are you on the earth??? If it is hot and you are growing cool weather
crops it could be flea beetles...SStorch
Gil, we receive about 12 to 13 inches on average here, though less
than 10 last year. Our soils can be very alkaline as you can
imagine. The nearby high forest can have over 30 inches, mostly in
the form of snow and much of the soil there is acidic. Here at lower
elevations (6000 to 7000
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Fwd: [globalnews] EU, Canada May Demand Prescriptions for
Vitamins, Herbs
Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2002 22:23:53 -0700
X-OriginalArrivalTime: 15 Mar 2002 05:23:53.0477 (UTC)
FILETIME=[98CD8350:01C1CBE1]
From: Curtis Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't think we have any big ag farm pesticide problems up ditch
from us, but you never know. We also have a pipe directly to the
river (not viable in low water months) and a deep underground well.
We'll do the best we can.
Do you find using a pendulum useful in your farm work? Have you
My father was raised in Allan's neighbourhood. His parents and his
grandparents all lived in 18th and 19th homes with massive cisterns.
The local limestone country provided great springs and spring houses
for keeping food cool, but they always supplemented with cistern
water during times of
Well and truly said!
History bears this out
We are being subjugated through both parties by an amazingly
insecure group that feels free to act at their baldest when a Bush
is in the White House Fear of public whistle blowing (LOOK, THEY
ARE TAKING OVER THE WORLD, ONE FARM AT A TIME!!) has
As many of you know James DeMeo has done some interesting greening
the desert in Africa using cloudbusters; http://wwworgonelaborg
I have three questions for Dr DeMeo
1 I feel without a Basic 101 understanding of what orgone is and
would like to know how it fits in with our current understanding of
the energy spectrum Is it comprised of the entire known spectrum
and beyond? Can you refer me to a book with which to
Manfred,
We mainly built timber frame structures with light clay/straw infill
Where needed extra support came from bamboo poles positioned
horizontally or occasionally wattle and daube That way we entirely
avoided metal lattice in the walls
Cheers, Tom
Related to this, i may soon be
Allan,
I've always wanted to see and hear Will Brinton the master of
compost, and this looks like the best chance I'll have for some time
So I cast my vote for streaming audio I imagine there must a lot of
interest for this on the list
Sally Fallon should put on a good show too Better than
would touch most of a cultivated garden. There has been mention
made of a plow with the same feature.But , insects.i dunno
...manfred
- Original Message -
From: Thomas Schley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 8:50 PM
Subject: Wired! Insect
Jose, then this would involve ELF waves. I don't know if the HAARP
project uses scalar waves, but they are working with LF or ELF. Some
researchers have proposed scalar waves for strengthening the immune
system, however the effects you suggest must come from producing
much stronger
I recall an article speculating that a scalar device was used by the
Russians to destroy the USS Thrasher, a sub, probably an atomic sub
back in the 60s or so. Does anyone know what Tesla proposed to do
with his knowledge of these waves? I had thought they were some sort
of ELF waves, but
Markess, this leads us right back to weather control. T. Bearden claims the KGB has been using scalar beams to mess with the weather since the 1950s. They were way ahead of us in HAARP type technology using Long Waves, and according to Bearden they have created some destructive weather phenomena
Hi Folks,
An acquaintance told me she's heard of people using very thin copper
or silver wire to ward off insects and maybe other critters. The
wire is strung a few inches above the ground and runs up and down the
garden rows. Anyone heard of this? What is the principle behind it?
I assume
Hello Mark,
I want to ask if you are familiar with what is believed to be an
outbreak of tularemia in the Cape Cod, Massachusetts area? From the
little I've read some 15 people have come down with something
believed to be tularemia, though no one has yet died from it. The
CDC has not been
Brian,
Incredible work! There's more than enough work on your website to
keep me busy until the middle of the 21st century (were I so
fortunate to live that long)! I'll be ordering your Northern Star
Calendar shortly. Many thanks.
Tom
Ted, in our part of northern New Mexico the Native American
populations reached a high point after about AD1350, declining
rapidly after Spanish colonialization. While there is evidence of
population decline from periodic drought and environmental
degradation, the land was obviously
Just had our local phone lines come back up so missed most of this
conversation. My only comment is that the idea of a Special
Prosecutor was brought up on CSPN a last Monday. Of course it was
Ralph Nader and his group Public Citizen (I think that's the group's
name) and an invited
22 matches
Mail list logo
