Title: Re: Rename, the cows
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, 22 January 2002 12:30
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Subject: Re: Rename, the cows
May I ask the breed of the cows.
They are Murray Greys, an Australian breed that originated
from a cross between a black Angus and a roan Shorthorn.
Also I'm curious as to whether you feel that the field
Broadcaster may "feed" the herd/fold information over & above that solar
timing gives?
What I mean, seeing that the FB is constantly reactive to
the breath of the landscape & all it's parts including the atmosphere.
Does the amplification of the pattern in conjunction with the tools from the
preps directly help the animals "know" what do or how to respond?
I haven't given this angle any thought, my concentration
has been the soil and the plants growing in it. You have a good point, I
will contemplate on it.
From: "D & S
Chamberlain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 17:13:31
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Rename,
the cows
The story is simple. We have had about 8" of rain
since last May spread over about 50 days. Currently we should be in our
rainy season but officially we are a declared drought zone. All our pasture
is shrivelling up and crunches when we walk on it, most
unpleasant.
Through out this dry spell we have had temperatures over 100F
and hot dry winds, in fact over 2 million acres of this state have been
burnt out in bush fires.
Our cows have built up to fat condition and held
that condition even now, I put this down to the quality of the feed due to
our FB and the fact that I changed our calving times to fit in with the
natural feed cycle of the area. The amount of feed in the paddocks would not
normally maintain even good condition.
It appears to me that while we
have never had an abundance of feed through this period, we have always had
sufficient, can't wait to see what happens when it rains.
David
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----- Original Message -----
From: Gil Robertson
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To:
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Sent: Monday, 21 January 2002 3:03
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Subject: Re: David Chamberlain
I would like you to
invite David, as it is his story. He contacted me from the list and we
have been exchanging information and had a very long phone call.
Gil
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Hi Gil
I would very
much like to know more about Davids cattle if possible.
AllanE
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