James Thanks for the pat on the back. Yes on all your other points I too do not mind the occassional self proclaimed success as u may have noticed. It just seems others and myself seem to express some degree of scepticism, till it happens a few times. So be it. It is an interesting phenomena on this list though, the things that just go clunk! All grist for the mill though. GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Hedley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:40 AM Subject: Re: BD501 as a Weed Control was Re: BD501 as Herbicide
> Dear Glen, > Sorry I dont have a web page developed as yet. Hopefully some time this > year. > I dont see any problem with self proclaimed success. I expect that what I do > will be successful. If it is not, then I will do whatever it takes to find > out why it was not successful. > Fortunately for us there is plenty of scope in Agricultural homeopathy and > radionics to give the most fertile of minds free rein as to what they can > explore. > Isn't it great that we live in such interesting times that there are so many > problems that we can put our minds to. > Keep up the good work at some point the world will recognise the value of > the pearls of wisdom that come from the mind of Glen Atkinson, > Sincere regards > James Hedley > > Radiasesthesia and Radionic Analysis > Radionic Insect and Parasite control > Bioethical Agriculture Consultant > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Garuda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 7:44 AM > Subject: Re: BD501 as a Weed Control was Re: BD501 as Herbicide > > > > . Glen, will you please give Roger and I the URL of > > > the research work on your Web Page, or if it is not on it could we > please > > > have a copy of it, or is it commercially confidential. > > > > Sorry nothing written to provide re 501 as weed control. > > We did some work with Kikuyu grass on road verges in the early 90s. . Twas > > reported in the local paper at the time but was not successful due to the > > contractors lack of application repeats. > > I have played with other ideas and would be using something other than 501 > > these days, As described it speeds the plant up thru it growth cycle. > There > > are other preps we have which stop the growth cycle dead in its tracks > which > > would be more effective , once we get around to it. > > re ownership > > I agree that as soon as anything is in the public domain it is > > everyones -ala patent and trademark laws, > > At best one might get some credit for idea development if you make a loud > > enough noise, but ownership can only come through labelling/branding and > > keeping the details of your formula private ala microsoft. > > This has long been the loophole the BDANZ has used to keep me from > > publishing in their journal. Unless I reveal my formulas they will not > > publish anything about the effectiveness of my products. Some ethos about > BD > > being a do it yourself practise. "Farmers for farmers" , watch out > everyone > > else. > > They have not funded my work one bit ( actually actively discouraged > support > > for it) so have no right to the formulas which funds it. Instead they > prefer > > to tell their growers to use Phyrethreum for white fly than my BD remedy, > > which they know works because they did a surprise inspection on one of my > > client in 1992, when they did not believe his declarations. Strange but > > true. > > SO sadly we are back to privacy and secrecy if you wish to maintain > > ownership. A luxury landowners may be able to do without but alas us > > landless researchers have no other choice. > > re 'the silence' > > WHile there is always some scepticism about self proclaimed success, there > > is also not much to say often. All we can do is wait and see the outcome > as > > time goes on. > > James do you have a website with research docs and pics avaialable? > > re research > > In the near future we will be posting the results of a trial done recently > > by Gill Cole of the efficacy of some of our remedies. Graphs and pictures > > included. (Just tidying up the titles on the graph.) There is no doubt > > potentised BD Preps work from this document. > > cheers > > Glen > > > > >
