Off the top of my head, I would say that rbST is part of a process of
substituting cultivated grains for perennial forages in milk production,
something which is not a good idea, especially looking at a declining
supply of fossil fuels and mined fertilizers.
Not to mention increasing the produc
They have. The KillaCycle is mentioned in my background paper. It was
specifically mentioned in our first conference call with the ministry
officials.
The link to the EVCO version of the paper appears to be broken. The
last draft I provided can be viewed here:
http://www.econogics.com/Electr
nice article. i recently saw the bbc program called "planet earth."
i highly recommend it to anyone who has not seen it. anyway, they
spend time the last couple chapters talking about the threat to
ecosystems. the woman who iirc started the greenbelt movement, is one
of the people whose commenta
Ho Chip, Ken and all
>Ken Riznyk wrote:
>> I've been reading in the press accounts of companies selling their
>>waste oil for up to $1.35 per gallon.
>> Are people still able to get quantities of WVO that they need at a
>>reasonable price, if not for free?
>
>What's unreasonable about $1.35/ga
Hi Keith,
I have about 10 square feet and the "experiment" is that I haven't done it
myself. Also, I've read that one can produce nutrient solutions using compost.
Cheers,
Rick
--- On Tue, 1/7/08, Keith Addison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Subject: Re: [Biof
Hi all,
I have a couple of quick questions. I have looked at the J2F site
and can't find an exact answer to what I am looking for so I am
turning to you all for some help or suggestions.
I have a source of waste oil that will provide about 20 gal of oil
per week. They are using soy oil and
Chip Mefford wrote:
> Keith Addison wrote:
>> About the dumbest thing I saw all week. - K
>
> Yup,
>
> there is a full court press on behalf of the Monsato
> rBST crowd to rid the world of 'real' dairy.
To learn more;
visit http://www.itisafact.org/Default.aspx
see what they are up to.
>
>
Keith Addison wrote:
> About the dumbest thing I saw all week. - K
Yup,
there is a full court press on behalf of the Monsato
rBST crowd to rid the world of 'real' dairy.
I'm defining real dairy as dairy farms like in the
picture books. They do exist, I knew a few.
Regular ole dairy cows, wanderi
Ken Riznyk wrote:
> I've been reading in the press accounts of companies selling their waste oil
> for up to $1.35 per gallon.
> Are people still able to get quantities of WVO that they need at a reasonable
> price, if not for free?
What's unreasonable about $1.35/gal? (US)
Anyway, that aside,
About the dumbest thing I saw all week. - K
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/feedarticle/7621130
Hormone use may make dairy farming greener-US study
Reuters, Monday June 30 2008
By Julie Steenhuysen
CHICAGO, June 30 (Reuters) - Using bovine growth hormones to boost
milk production co
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