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>Hi,
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>We use plant sap analysis mainly to determine what nutrients to use in
>foliar spray applications.  This can be especially important in transition
>while building the soil to higher energy levels, but not always necessary.
>
>A Brix meter can be an indicator.  But sugar is not all that one is after.
>The thickness of the interface line between the refracted and not refracted
>liquid is an idicator of minerals.  And once again, working with a science
>like BioDynamics, it is not just having materials present, but what energies
>are stored in the materials, structure of the molecules, and cosmic strength
>of constituent components, etc.
>
>Nutrients absorbed from the soil are dependent on the life force of the
>soil, which may be indicated by several parameters, one being the sacred
>geometric ratios between minerals, cation exchange capacity, and companion
>minerals.  Earthworms, microbes, myccorhizae and all natural entities
>"naturally" implement their primordial design to bring about these ratios.
>
>One doing BioDynamics does not necessarily have to do soil testing.  It
>merely speeds up the transition progress, where monetary considerations are
>important.  The most important factor in Agriculture from our perspective is
>the realization and bringing about the energies needed, and mainly, the
>Spiritual transformation of those involved.  Mr. Steiner knew this.
>
>Timothy Hollingsworth
>Green Gold International
>
>Rex Teague wrote:
>
>>  On 31 Dec 01, Rambler wrote:
>>  > Hi Stephen  There is a method called Brix testing that a farmer can do
>>  > himself. It uses a refractometer to measure suger levels in plants and
>>  > fruit. When suger levels get above a certain level for each group of
>>  > plants then you have reached a balanced soil energy level. A figure
>>  > between 9-15 is my understanding. This is also subject that i would
>>  > like to study this coming year. It is one of the means which Dan Skow
>>  > uses in his book Mainline farming for the 21st Century to get his soil
>>  > nutrient levels to balance and you can do it your self.
>>
>>  There is a good amount of Brix information at
>>  http://www.brixpage.com. Note it is not just a measure of sugar
>>  rather plant sap solids.
>>
>>  Rex Harrill has written a helpful book(let) which can be clicked
>>  through to from the above website or
>>  http://www.crossroads.ws/brixbook/BBook.htm.
>>
>>  The BrixTalk list is linked from the Crossroads website but because of
>  > the unwieldy frames it maybe easy to go straight to it at
>>  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BrixTalk.
>>
>>  Further links at http://www.crossroads.ws/brix/index-page7.html.
>>
>>  HTH... Rex

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