That would be BD by the book with 1/3 soil, eh, Steve?
Compost made from organic matter without the big soil addition would fall
more into the 800-1200 pound range per cubic yard, I think. People in the
1200-1400 pound per cubic yard have been heard to complain, and look for
ways to bring down
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From: John Ehrlich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 8:10 AM
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Fill your wheelbarrow which contains 4-6 cu.ft or approx 1 cu yard ?
Think about this a bit ! you are gonna put a ton of rock dust
Hello to all
Just back from the Nth coast of NSW where frosts have "burnt"almost all of the crops.So bad that the term black frost was used.
I roamed all over and found practically every cultivated crop,be it banana,peas,beans not to mention pasture totally browned of,damaged from cell rupturing.
It seems the only way around the future is through it...on our terms.
Possible alternatives would be groups of likeminded folks forming communities
around their farms and siezing control of their destiny, water, and
environmental policy...seems like this needs to become a more serious
Hi Lloyd,
I think you meant 202 gallons, not 220. That'd be 40.5 buckets, or about
40
Frank---still standing at 40 buckets, although (white buckets) still need to
be measured to know 'zactly how much stuff they hold
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From: Frank Teuton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Lloyd,
I think you meant 202 gallons, not 220. That'd be 40.5 buckets, or about
40
Frank---still standing at 40 buckets,
Subject: farmers' market and farmer stories wanted
Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 11:34:59 -0400
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Friends of farmers' markets,
Apologies for the short notice, but if you can reply to this early
the week of the 29th, and not later than Friday the 2nd, I'll be
grateful.
I need your help
Now that I am working on an acres scale again, and moving materials about,
the issue of how much of what you can get in what size cart thing is ever
present.
I recently bought a wheeled swivel jack for my trailer (4x6 by 16 high, 32
cubic feet filled flush, more if you mound it) to make it a
I nominate Kelly Gerard Dube, LaBroquerie, Manitoba (organic farmers SE
of Winnipeg). Once ran a Community Shared Farming plan. Very interesting
people. For the film producers, they trained or helped evaluate the
applicants for a Manitoba-made pioneer-type TV series similiar to the
series
In a message dated 7/27/02 11:09:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Oh, you mean like the folks did at WACO, I guess. -Allan
No, I mean in a peaceful futuristic way, like in the cosmic orgasm of the
Mother
Earth...why are you so negative, or as an Anthropop may say,
Luciferic???...SStorch
In a message dated 7/27/02 5:31:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
, I am
interested to know if anyone is using EM in Australia?
Probably but I thought this was a kind of biodynamic related site, we've had
many discussions on EM...sstorch
The farmers market in Santa Fe, New Mexico is really a fine one for a
town of only 65,000 souls (plus many summer visitors). I am not sure
who the most outstanding producers are, but there is organic beef and
lamb as well as great produce. There must be a great master chili
grower as you
Here's something I've noticed this year. We've had an invasion of
tomato horn worms. The interesting thing is that none of the
heirlooms have been touched yet, only the hybrids. On the other hand
there is a rust or blight hereabouts that is attacking only the
hybrids!
Tom
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