One thing "Information abut Steiner's agricultural remedies" .... find information/ books and more ? (In the US)
Per Garp/NH ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hugh Lovel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 08:23 PM Subject: Re: Throw a shrimp on the Barbie! > >In a message dated 11/3/02 5:42:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > ><< To the List:- Is anyone grown fish/ shellfish/ prawns on their property? I > >have > >wondered if one could use the Preps in Aquaculture? >> > > > >I have, over the last two years started using the bd remedies in a small > >freshwater pond and in some compost tea brewing. All systems are responding > >incredibly well. I also stir the remedies in seawater and put it back into > >the estuary as a "gift" to the sea where I collect seaweed for my teas and > >compost. There seems to be a restoration of harmony to the area this season > >and I will be monitering progress in the benthic environment in the years to > >come. One thing I observed this summer was that there were many more people > >coming here to swim than I have ever seen before, and this beach is quite > >isolated. Is it co-inkidink???, hard tellin' not knowin', but I will keep > >watching...sstorch > > Storch, > > As you know, you are a good guy, spreading around the BD preps so > liberally. You must be a liberal? Actually I didn't mean to politicize this > list, and generally I don't care what people's political ideas are other > than the imperitive to maintain a polite society. I was just trying to > sound a heads up, we have this opportunity. And vote Green. > > I have customers who are racist and some who are just the opposite. My > successor here is likely to be Isaiah, who is black as it gets. I've been > knowing him since he was two. He handles the racist customers well, and > it's a hoot. He's a very bright young man (20) who has been eating > biodynamic food for the better part of his life--home schooled by his > mother. > > But in general we can't do too much in spreading Steiner's agricultural > remedies. Including the horn clay. Your enthusiasm is great. Keep it up. > I'm doing what I can too. We will win in the end. If you ever need horn > clay, let me know. I keep making more of it. Wonderful stuff. Works on the > ebb and flow of sap. Made Mark Trelas's peonies all bloom on the day after > spraying. Boy was he surprised. Good thing he didn't do it on his whole > production at once. > > Best, > Hugh > Visit our website at: www.unionag.org >
