Re: Perfect Orchard

[COYOTEHILLFARM]

Title: Re: Perfect Orchard

HI AND GOOD MORNING ->Per what else do you know of the soils history?<-   This farm was establish proximally 1830 or so, it was a hors farm at first, but it turned to be a milking farm probably in the 20/30 as ware common sheep farming was the big thing but that's a guess, all our fields have been farmed all this time probably with grasses for hey. Manure from cows and/or sheep have been spread on the fields for many years, but for 10 years as of lately normal chemical have been spread in the spring, our pond/ water are normally contaminated with runoff from a farm up the street. (covered with green slime stuff) We have goats and sheep to help prepare the land for grapes.   Thanks   Per Garp/NH   ----- Original Message ----- From: Moen Creek To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 11:23 PM Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard Lloyd, Gil & etal., One of the parts Per had written was: >In our case we also need to drain the field from stagnated water, Now over the years I & others have brought bladder infections and diarrhea etc. back from health threateningness. By dowsing the correct potency of the burning urine or stool soup and potentizing it as a remedy. (There is of course still the need to set the system to balance etc. but it stops the gross expression of the dis-ease & literally can keep one in the body!) So where I am going is obvious: potentize the stagnate water and broadcast it to the field as part of the remedial work. ?. But her I am trying to resolve a situation and need to ask: Per what else do you know of the soils history? In Love & Light Markess