Go Mausdorfer.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Teresa Seed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 9:11 AM Subject: ??? > Dear group > > I'm going to have to put a title on this at the end, if at all. Perhaps I > should limit it to just one theme - which will be, for now, where is BD in > the UK at? > > Are there any British BDers who are experimenting with Steiner's preps, be > it with homoeopathy, radionics or whatever? > > It would be really good to have someone close enough to compare notes with > and actually go and see successful BD in practice. > I've dipped my toes in to the extent of spraying the preps once a couple of > months ago and I intend using them quite frequently. How often is enough? > What are the signs that I should be looking for that they are having an > effect? > > I got my preps from Paul van Midden in Scotland. He sells, as well as 500 to > 508, something called the Mausdorfer Compost Starter/Birch Pit Concentrate. > 'This (I quote from the brochure) is developed by Dr Christian von > Wistinghausen from the international biodynamic preparation centre in > Mausdorf, Germany. It is based on the concept of the birch pit concentrate, > has added to it basalt meal, egg shells and herbs and comes in dried form to > conserve its effectiveness. > The Mausdorfer compost starter is a means of applying the compost > preparations in sheet composting (ie incorporating fresh organic material in > the top soil like ploughing in a grass ley or green manure) or continuous > composting situations where fresh material is constantly added (ie in cattle > sheds or domestic compost heaps). > This starter can be used in addition to the regular use of the compost > preparations and is useful in situations where it is difficult to use the > compost preparations in the normal manner.' > > Has anyone heard of this or used it? It sounds like a useful addition. > > Teresa > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Messenger - fast, easy and FREE! http://messenger.msn.co.uk > >
