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>Allan Balliett wrote:
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>> *Compost teas. Where does she see this technology going? What is
>> the frontier of compost tea? (from Steve Diver)
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>I see compost tea replacing toxic chemical pesticides for the most
>part. BD preps work the same way, I think. Why? They have the
>organisms i
Allan Balliett wrote:
> BD preps work the same way, I think. Why? They have the
> >organisms in them that inhibit, compete with and consume the
> >disease-causing organisms. I think we could do alot to making certain
> >that the BD preps "work" every time if we understood the organisms in
> >
For the Akashic - Elaine Ingham wrote the paragraph below, not Allan Balliett.
>Allan Balliett wrote:
>> BD preps work the same way, I think. Why? They have the
>> >organisms in them that inhibit, compete with and consume the
>> >disease-causing organisms. I think we could do alot to makin
I've passed this question to Elaine, but let's keep in mind that
Elaine is an expert in microbiology and not in biodynamics. She is
very open to biodynamics, can perceive that it does 'work' and is
interested in knowing more about it.
Please, everyone, do not take her statements about biodynam
