...I worked at a petro-chem plant. (So, sue me, I learned a lot there)...
Martha - I'll support you: even more than a billion years ago, I worked in
a lab that used animals. I didn't do anything that I specifically regret,
although I now believe that it was an unnecessary waste of life. Howev
About a billion years ago (1972 to be exact) I worked in Houston at
a petro-chem plant. (So, sue me, I learned a lot there.) One of the
scientists developed his own strain of 'bugs', those enzymes that
devoured the chemicals in the outflow water ponds. (bug ponds, I
found I had a real gift in k
of Acres had an
interview with Jerry and a copy can be found on the Acres web site in the
'tool box' section.
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From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 10:31 PM
Subject: Re: org
From: Alberto Machado
Sorry for my intromission , Brix , mesures all solids that are
> soluble on the plant not only the sugars , including minerals, protein ,
> these with the higher sugar give a sweeter tasting if soil is in god
> conditions , crops with higher Brix produce more alcool
Dear Allan
Sorry for my intromission , Brix , mesures all solids that are
soluble on the plant not only the sugars , including minerals, protein ,
these with the higher sugar give a sweeter tasting if soil is in god
conditions , crops with higher Brix produce more alcool for the micobio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: organic food
>>Allan - Why not use a refractometer? Have a chart available explaining
what
>>Brix is. Challenge your customers to find produce with a higher Brix
reading
>>than yours.
Allan - Why not use a refractometer? Have a chart available explaining what
Brix is. Challenge your customers to find produce with a higher Brix reading
than yours.
Ron
Ron - As far as I know, objectively speaking, there is no proof that
brix represents anything other than a higher sugar content.
e: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 12:22 AM
Subject: Re: organic food
>>
>>Nobody mentioned taste yet!
>>Allan - if you had some samples of supermarket produce alongside yours,
and
>>the taste was chalk and cheese (in favour of yours of course) how many of
>>your customers wou
This is good policy, Martha. I stopped the 'waving of the cold white
bones of dead children' to sell my produce some time ago. What I'm
looking for right now is ways of communicating with people through
the web and through print media about the value of food grown in
harmony with Nature.
Incid
I think, more than any scientific data on the breakdown of particles
of food, if the grower concentrates on becoming the healthiest
person he can be, brimming with vitality himself. His farm or
orchard or garden (ideally) shimmering with energy and good
health, then his customers, his visitors,
om: "Eric Myren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 5:31 AM
Subject: organic food
> Anyone that believes that organic food is not healthier than
> conventional food is inherently stupid and a victim of multi-national
> disinformati
Nobody mentioned taste yet!
Allan - if you had some samples of supermarket produce alongside yours, and
the taste was chalk and cheese (in favour of yours of course) how many of
your customers would then complain about the price?
Right you are, of course, but, actually, Lloyd, the tongue that is
Nobody mentioned taste yet!
Allan - if you had some samples of supermarket produce alongside yours, and
the taste was chalk and cheese (in favour of yours of course) how many of
your customers would then complain about the price?
Just a thought
Lloyd Charles
Now you got a Powerful picture.
Now you're talking!
Anything new from Worthington? Sorry, but I found her studies from a
few years back to be rather insignificant. She once advised me to do
animal studies if I wanted to prove the superiority of organic food.
And then she recommended tha
I know its not BD but it seems to be what you mention, Allan.
Christy
Thanks for your efforts, Christy, however redundant.'-}
I'm not just looking for BD documentation. Studies like this, in
which unexpected benefits are demonstrated, are exactly what I'm
looking for. There are so many ways th
As a very quick reply meaning, no documentation
just how to do it.
Get Benbrooks paper from EcoFarm.
It has all the data on pesticide residues and children.
It is an essential document.
Get Virginia Worthington's paper. See the summary on
mineral depletion in foods.
Make a connect between
, Allan.
Christy
Organic food has more healthy compounds - US report
WASHINGTON - Organically grown crops contain more healthy compounds than
conventional crops, perhaps because they are not exposed to pesticides,
U.S. researchers reported.
Tests on organically and sustainably grown berries and
But don't look for more studies as the magic
elixir that will make a difference; go get all the
studies and concepts that already exist and
you will have a powerful statement, as is.
Steve - Without the studies, everything you mention can be brushed
off as advertising. My request doesn't come out
It seems to me there are plenty of papers
summarizing concepts and research results
in the BD literature.
BD has even developed a series of qualitative
bioassay methods to understand the quality
of soils, composts, and foods.
It seems to me people either value BD foods as
it stands right now, or
Eric - they are only as dumb as those that think that ALL organic food is
better than ALL non organic food - we need to make the distinction between
food grown to minimum organic certification standards and properly grown
organic food with trace mineral integrity and high energy. BIG difference
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From: Eric Myren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 3:31 AM
Subject: organic food
> Anyone that believes that organic food is not healthier than
> conventional food is inherently stupid and a victim
Anyone that believes that organic food is not healthier than
conventional food is inherently stupid and a victim of multi-national
disinformationbut as you said Allan this is a personal expression
with no hard evidence behind it. So people pool your resources of
information and lets give
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Subject: Organic food has more healthy compounds
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from http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory
in
a southeast Iowa
community have passed the first reading of an ordinance
that outlaws the
sale of non-organic food in the city limits. The Vedic
City Council
ordinance outlaws genetically modified food and anything
not grown
organically. The founders of the city are followers of
Maharishi M
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