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From: "Gil Robertson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 10:37 PM
Subject: Re: Electronic homeopathy for plants. Was Re: late winter farm
> Hi! James and Lloyd,
> I am out of action at the moment with health probs. But picke
Looks like Google quit indexing my home page,
since it is no longer publically-accessible.
Apparently it made an impact or two, when it did
exist.
"Rhizosphere II - Incredible Web page by Steve Diver - worth
while visiting if you are interested in organic farming"
http://www.avocadosource.com/links
Looks like Google quit indexing my home page,
since it is no longer publically-accessible.
Apparently it made an impact or two, when it did
exist.
"Rhizosphere II - Incredible Web page by Steve Diver - worth
while visiting if you are interested in organic farming"
http://www.avocadosource.com/lin
> >My paper on Luebke compost has all the details
> >on humus testing methods used by the European
> >farmers. But you have to click on Google cache to
> >get it.
>
> Sorry, Steve - Can you give better directions on how to locate this?
> Thanks _Allan
>
Me too please
Lloyd Charles
>
My paper on Luebke compost has all the details
on humus testing methods used by the European
farmers. But you have to click on Google cache to
get it.
Sorry, Steve - Can you give better directions on how to locate this?
Thanks _Allan
Lloyd -
The Albrecht soil tests of what I found to be rather savorabley
imbalanced soil I distributed last week were done on soils that have
been heavily amended by Luebke-formula compost made under the
guidance of Mr George Leiding of Imants. George, I believe, was a
domestic in the Luebke h
Lloyd -
As usual you understand the finer points of soil management
and soil testing. I'm in agreement as to the value of the
Albrecht soil test, with extra attention to trace element
analysis and the "balance" or "ratios" between them.
Yet, you ask what makes the mineral balancing soil test
irr
From: Steve Diver >
> The typical NPK
> soil test, even the Albrecht soil test, is largely irrelevant from
> this humus perspective.
Hi Steve
I would like to pursue this a bit. Maybe I think a bit different to most but
I reckon the main benefit of a proper soil test (a good Albrecht type
analysis)
Chromas as intellectual curiosity?
Well, let me just add these comments from a
general perspective.
Chromas are a practical approach to the humus
farmers in Austria and Switzerland, who work their soils
with humified compost, cover crops, spading machines,
rotations, and related humus management
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From: James Hedley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 11:04 AM
Subject: Electronic homeopathy for plants. Was Re: late winter farm
> Dear Lloyd,
> I agree with you that a commercial farm is not really t
Hi! James and Lloyd,
I am out of action at the moment with health probs. But picked up on
your post concerning Copen's Agricultural methods.
Did you start with the rates in his Ag Rate Book?
I was going to buy it several years ago, but now they seem to have
with-drawn it from all their sites. I
Dear Lloyd,
I agree with you that a commercial farm is not really the place for doing
chromas. How many BD farms or CSA's supply food with a certificate of
quality backed up by chromas.
To me they are only of intellectual interest to check how your farm is going
overall. but really how do you defin
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