I made a flame weeder about8 years
ago,runs on propane gas . 40kg of gas covers about 1 acre.
Brillent on annual seedling weeds not
so good with grasses and perennial weeds. Best results where achieved on the
afternoon of a leaf dayduring the week of full moon.I use mind 3 or
4 timesfor
Dear Allan,
I dont want to be a spoil sport but surely you cannot say that a microbial
analysis of a barrel compost could be considered to be typical of all Barrel
Composts.
All that it says is that is what the bioassay said of that particular test.
Go well
James
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Dear Allan,
I dont want to be a spoil sport but surely you cannot say that a microbial
analysis of a barrel compost could be considered to be typical of all Barrel
Composts.
All that it says is that is what the bioassay said of that particular test.
Go well
James
Of course, James. The question,
Dear Bonnie,
Looked up your web page this evening. Everything worked and I will visit
periodically. Keep up the good work.
James
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From: Bonnie York [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 3:42 PM
Subject: OT sort of
Hello friends
If you think of wood chip mulch on trees and vines,
combined with steam for the emerging weeds, which
ultimately "poke through" the mulch, you have
a very powerful combination.
You get the moisture conserving and weed-controlling
mulch benefits, you provide the food and shelter benefits
for soil
It was our ag agent who told us about the test results on the
mushroom compost. Since everything that comes out of TAMU is
gospel, I suspect they were the ones who tested.
I was thinking about using it but after that, plus the fact the stuff
stinks worse (almost) than a poultry house, I
I was thinking about using it but after that, plus the fact the stuff
stinks worse (almost) than a poultry house, I decided my soil didn't
need whatever amendments that compost might provide.
Gosh, Martha, if it STINKS, it sure ain't useable compost!!! -Allan
There are two separate suits presently underway in the state of
Arkansas. One has the state of Oklahoma suing Arkansas (or at least
threatening to) over phosphorus levels in Arkansas rivers that flow into
Oklahoma. The other is the citizen group suit regarding arsenic.
Will, if you will let me
Gardeners like it because it has already composted horse manure
in it. Plus whenever it rains, they get a bumper crop of mushrooms
since some of the spore remains viable for a time. You can't believe
how bad this stuff smells, though. Driving by the mushroom plant at
70mph, windows rolled up,
Hi Tony, if you can get photo attachments, I'll send these 2 (small)
pictures I have of the naked chickens to you. They're a startling
red! They look a bit like very weird flamingos.
Thanks, Martha - no prob., I'd be very interested. Tony.
Folks,
It has come down to my attention, a view, regarding the continuous
broadcast of the preparations using radionic devices. It seems there is a
concern that broadcasting these patterns during detrimental time periods
(nodes and other Stella blackout periods) might be
well
detrimental. My
At 12:04 PM 2/12/2003 -0500, flylo wrote:
We have a mushroom plant nearby
that practically gives away it's
spent mushroom compost to gardeners
I had a paper on mushroom compost from the Vancouver, BC group, can look
for it there's interest. The gist was that it's dead humus,
having been
At 12:04 PM 2/12/2003 -0500, roger wrote:
When I first talked about BD with a
good friend of mine, he looked at me with the now-familiar 'steer caught
in the headlights' look, laughed and said You can't be serious,
falling for something like that. Cow shit buried in a cow horn after
dancing
Hi Merla -
Putting wood chips on a roadside for weed control?
Well, if you have a very special roadside patch
that is just outside your farm and you plan to
landscape it for roadside beautification, then
wood chips come to mind as a mulch and for
the aesthetic look.
But I can't imagine putting
Hi! Steve and Merla,
I cant have enough to do to day, as I have worked out the cover of 14
yards of material.
4 would cover 50 ' by 22 '
3 50' by 30 '
2 50 ' by 45 '
Gil
Steve Diver wrote:
When you spread a 14 cu. yd dump truck
load, it covers so many
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