Hallo
Nigerian Mafia
I have seen stuff like this, for nearly 10 years, once I received a check
for 3 US
from a UK-bank, after deposit the check in the US the check cleared 14 days
later the Bank canceled the transaction and took the moony back, luckily all
ordered equipment where reedy to shi
Friends -
Today I received a postcard from Carlos Alberta Hernandez M.S. of
Villa Clara, Cuba. I am unable to assit him. Hopefully, someone on
the list can step up to making this important publication available
to this interested person in Cuba. -Allan
He says:
Dear Allan Balliett
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From SANET
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Thread-Topic: The Rodale Institute and the return of The New Farm®
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Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 11:47:28 -0500
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The 'box scheme' version of CSA, the one tht extension advocates,
where crops from various farms are pulled together and delivered to
the shareholders would prefer to hire a driver who wasn't associated
with ANY of the farms, thereby completing the separation of farmer
and consumer. Just like
Also, Leigh, in your own CSA practice, you make a point of maximizing
your contact with the shareholders, delivering food yourself and
chatting the folks up rather than delegating that task.
I had to use interns to deliver this season. I just couldn't leave
the farm for that long twice a week.
Title: FW: [globalnews] Plant-derived drugs contaminate food crops
Enviroonment News Network
Plant-derived drugs contaminate food crops
Tuesday, December 10, 2002
By Carey Gillam, Reuters
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In Kentucky, tobacco plants are turning into cancer-fighting drug factories. In Vir
Yes , I think they are available. I have got one. If you want to borrow it no problem
Regards Tobias
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Allan, I'm disappointed and feel very unloved if I don't get 1/2 a dz
per day. They seem to come in waves though. And can get quite
imaginative (those I even bother to open). One involved their high
school athletic equipment. billion dollar basketballs, I dunno.
Some people must be too greedy
Are German copies of this book available?
Glen
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> From: Glen Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/12/10 Tue PM 03:06:14 GMT+13:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Hugo Erbe
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> Yes please count me in
> Glen
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> Mark Moodie wrote:
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> > I would be interested to hear if there is
Chris has a real point about the mental health of the farmer being
very important for the attitude of the shareholder. Back in the
beginning when I couldn't (didn't) hire enough help or had poor help
I would be stressed by the end of the season and you could see it in
the shareholders. They w
Keep the farmer healthy, with sufficient pay and help and I believe that no
CSA that starts up will ever falter.
In Love and Light,
(Mr)Chris
Chris - Thanks for your post. It brings up another question: how does
a CSA farmer (you? people you know?) afford to contact potentially
quality member
I get about 500 messages a day. Most of them from the descendents of
African potentates. I'm really quick on the delete key, so, by all
means, get that BD NOW! in the subject of your message!!
Strangely, it appears, that some people, people apparently more
blessed than myself, have taken unnec
One thing that we have missed in this discussion is the dropout of the
farmers doing CSA's (burnout), which I think is a most important element of
the "retention rates" of members. What seems to be the most important factor
in my experience with our CSA is that the food is actually second to most
A problem
JUST FOOD
CSA helps to support family farms that are struggling to stay in
business, while providing city people, particularly in low-income
neighborhoods, with access to good, affordable produce.
The low-income aspect of a csa subsciber is very very problematic.
It is real hard to g
I have now been in the CSA business for over a decade in the DC area
and have spent much of the time wondering what I should expect as a
satisfactory renewal rate. and what made people renew or not.
My observations (these are all pretty obvious, once said)
production does matter. this is very
Evolving Concept of CSA
ROBYN VAN EN CENTER
CSA is a relationship of mutual support and commitment between local
farmers and community members who pay the farmer an annual membership
fee to cover the production costs of the farm. In turn, members
receive a weekly share of the harvest during the
Allan, The United Way shares in Roxbury were a project realized through Just
Food here in NYC. You can contact them at http://www.justfood.org/
They connect farmers & farms with people and help build further csa's
through training & other programs. Click on the link for programs.
Jane
>Allan,
The biodynamic CSA I belong to, the Temple-Wilton (NH) Community Farm, has
been in operation since 1985 and provides 100 families with vegetable and
dairy products. We have 60 families on the waiting list and have only 1 or 2
openings a year, a retention rate of 98+
Commendable! Temple-Wilton is
Please Unsubscribe
The biodynamic CSA I belong to, the Temple-Wilton (NH) Community Farm, has
been in operation since 1985 and provides 100 families with vegetable and
dairy products. We have 60 families on the waiting list and have only 1 or 2
openings a year, a retention rate of 98+%.
http://www.templewiltoncommun
I do not see where you are muckraking as I see no disagreement. Although I
am not really sure what people are voting for these days, I do know that
just in the short time I have been a member of a csa in this country, from
1989 until now, that csa farms and memberships have multiplied from a
handfu
Allan, I will get back to you after talking more with JP to see if he can
write up some of these ideas he's also been working on for many years about
expanded csa's & share them with the list. Also to get the practical info on
how the United Way shares in Harlem came to be realized.
Thanks, Jane.
Hello Rose,
I do not see where you are muckraking as I see no disagreement. Although I
am not really sure what people are voting for these days, I do know that
just in the short time I have been a member of a csa in this country, from
1989 until now, that csa farms and memberships have multiplied f
Rose - et al -
PLEASE, let's keep focused on the biodynamics and not allow ourselves
to be drawn off topic by the quirks of the moderator.
Anyone who cannot abide by this request, I will personally give the
email address of to the YOUR KIND ASSISTANCE spammers and they will
never want again fo
>>
>> OK - I'll let you know what happens when you Americans get out of bed and I
>> get a reply to my fax.
Just to explain that list proc found some of these words as triggers for the
automatic software so Allan rescued it. Thanks Allan, I was just about to
rephrase this and repost.
--
Allan, you mentioned: "Most of them from the descendents of African
potentates."
What does that mean? You must be lucky. I usually just get porn from
China. But how do you know they are descendents of African potentates?
Rose
Envirolink has it's quirks. One of those quirks is that it is so
anti-spam that it often rejects subscribers from posting to this
list. Sometimes, it's so cautious that is outright unsubscribes
people, without fanfare.
If you ever took a look at the spam files that BD Now! generates, my
friend
In a message dated 12/3/02 11:25:08 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Steve, I have been trying to get back on the list with no luck or I would
have sent this to the list.
There is more on this subject in the book "The Awesome Life Force" by Joseph
Cater.
Baron Carl Von Reichenbach was ab
OK - I'll let you know what happens when you Americans get out of bed and I
get a reply to my fax.
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