Hi! Leigh,
Thank you for your post. I find it revolting.
I am involved in the third force in Australian politics.
I have approached my State and Federal contacts and asked that they move to
prevent this ever happening here.
I ask that others on the list in Oz and NZ, each also approach their
Liz Davis wrote:
The course is Ecological Agriculture, Orange Campus of University of Sydney.
(3 hrs west of Sydney) A very small and intimate campus where lecturers know
your name.
Liz, is it possible to do this course by Distance Education?
roger
Jane Sherry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can't trust your heath food store, who can you trust?
Good question. Fraud is endemic - Arthur Andersen is just the poster boy for an entire
fraud-based economic system.
I bought some organic oranges last year, put them in the cold cellar - one fell
I would have thought
you'd get a group in Santa Fe easy - maybe the title scared them off?
Lloyd, Hugh, et al -
My impression is that the event was not publicized very well. I'm a
Bioneer associate and I receieved no direct mail or email on this
event. I imagine that the Bioneer people
Jane, this happened in our little town when guys were buying tomatoes from
Mexico and restickering them as organic, then shipping them off to all sorts
of stores. They were eventually caught.
It will be interesting to see where the paper trail leads.
Speaking of paper trail, our certifiers are
Lloyd,
The BD remedies in the broadcaster set up the conditions, but, of course,
if the soil is dead it helps enormously to apply some compost to get the
micro-organisms cooking.
If the soil is already biologically alive no compost may be needed. We
planted a couple acre corn field this year on
Dear Michelle,
As far as puting the right preps in the broadcasters at the right times,
ordinarily I reccommend using all the ones in the packages (Upper well
package in upper well, lower well package in lower well) all the time. They
work best as the entire complex. As for weed or insect
Once again, if people would get to know a farmer near where they live,
either at a farmer's market or at a farm, and talk to them, get to know
them, and buy their food then they could begin to taste experience the
difference in eating vital food.
Then, as Allan is fond of saying (although it's
Title: FW: [globalnews] Message from the Mayan Elders -- The World Will Not End in 2012
The Mayan Calendar - The World will Not End...
Carlos Barrios was born into a Spanish family on El Altiplano, the
highlands of Guatemala. His home was in Huehuetenango, also the dwelling
place of the
What breed of chickens would the group recommend? Any
other tips for feeding and care?
I've started with a few layers and am really enjoying
the fresh eggs. I am feeding these hybrids
(Leghorn/Black something crosses) primarily organic
barley. If I add soybeans to the mix, do I need to
cook
Why don't you try reaching out to the pagan community, a more earth based
'religion' than the so called new age.
(Allan wrote:)
or, I guess, rain making, are of no interest to the New Age crowd, at
least in the US.
I wonder how many of these same people who didn't attend your conference
will
on 20/11/02 8:32 PM, Roger Pye at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Liz Davis wrote:
The course is Ecological Agriculture, Orange Campus of University of Sydney.
(3 hrs west of Sydney) A very small and intimate campus where lecturers know
your name.
Liz, is it possible to do this course by
Dear Liz:
Could you please send detailed information about this external course on
Eco Agriculture?
Thanks a lot and best regards,
Luis R. Calzadilla
Cali, Colombia
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From: Liz Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Dear Lloyd,
At no point in my Email did I infer that you should throw away your
Refractometer or pH meter. Even although I dowse, to me figures or readings
from an instrument are equally fascinating.
That is why at this time I am trying to make radionic instruments with very
sensitive microvolt
Why don't you try reaching out to the pagan community, a more earth based
'religion' than the so called new age.
When I said 'New Age,' I was, carelessly or not, including Pagans.
I think it is important to remember that biodynamics is an evolved
discipline. For the most part, the current
After experimenting with several heirloom breeds, I've been most
satisfied with Rhode Island Reds or for the variety of bird that
passes for Rhode Island in this country currently.
Like Joel Salatin, I buy my feed from a local mill and augment it
liberally from the garden, the table, and the
Thought some of you may be pleased that this crotchety ole, broadcaster
addicted, non conformist - - - - - - - - !
Has finally attempted to do some proper BD
We made a compost pile (WITH PREPS) and two BC pits last sunday - there was
a mob of cows camped in our lane for a week - the gal that
Speaking of paper trail, our certifiers are holding a two day work shop on
how to keep records under the NOP rule. Chris and I are still debating
wether or not we will re certify under the new rule. I wonder how many US
growers on BDNOW! are considering dropping organic certification?
Christy -
I'm not qualified to speak for pagans, or biodynamic farmers for that
matter. Perhaps part of your quandary, is that one can also learn about
subtle energies without attending conferences, but by walking out one's own
door into the world and by meeting local farmers and supporting local
teachers
We dont need to wait to have an after dinner discussion about the use of
radionics to make rain. If it is possible for Hugh to break the drought
over
eastern Australia I am sure that there would be many more people would pay
far larger amonts of money than proposed by Hugh for successful
Dorothy-
OH, JOY! just reading about your new discovery -the wonders of raising
chickens- makes me happy. I have spent some of the best of times with my
own chickens. I learned at a young age that birds are capable of amazing
intelligence and that all chickens are different with a wide variety
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