ganisms in the extract
and a higher effectiveness of the extracts.
Sounds a bit more like Elaine than Will to me...
Best,
Frank Teuton
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From: "Merla Barberie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 6:18 AM
g,
> which may explain my special pique with him...;-)
>
> Basically Merla, my advice is to go slowly, make sure what you are doing is
> safe and well founded, and look for the reasons underlying different
> opinions being offered to you. If at all possible look for data that has
nt: Thursday, February 06, 2003 10:40 PM
Subject: Re: CT=BDcompost,preps+Alaska humus, forest humus & kelp
> >I will say this, though. Unlike Elaine Ingham who at least has the
courage
> >to defend her views in public forums such as SANET and the Compost Tea
list,
> >I have n
I will say this, though. Unlike Elaine Ingham who at least has the courage
to defend her views in public forums such as SANET and the Compost Tea list,
I have never seen Brinton or Bess do so, nor present a coherent argument or
data in support of their critique where anyone could see it and evaluat
he way of the old masters, was to find their own way'.
Frank Teuton
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From: "Merla Barberie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "BD Now" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 4:46 PM
Subject: CT=BDcompost,preps+Alaska hum
It's a new model of small compost tea maker by Bob Norsen from Alaska.
He doesn't have a web site, but his large model 30-500 gallons is
recommended by The Soil Food Web and the results of
their testing is under "Bob's Brews" on their Compost Tea list/serve page
on , but you have to be a member an
So much potential--so much confusion!
Merla
Amen to all that, Merla!
But what is a Bitty-O-Later please?
Teresa
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first off, Merla - Are you really applying for organic certification
I've been certified organic for as many years as Idaho has had an organic
certification process. Anyone on the market here who was serious, joined
at the beginning. Just remember how conservative this state is even
compared
THIS IS PRIVATE TO THIS LIST
first off, Merla - Are you really applying for organic certification
Secondly, Will Brinton's statement was that for the purpose of
colonzing leaves to reduce foliar disease, BC was adequate: as
stirred according to directions. He feels that the whole 'CT brewer
Experienced BD folks,
This is my year for my own BC & 500 AND for 24 hr aerobic compost tea.
Exactly in what proportion do you combine them? Do you stir the 500 and
then put in in the CT for 24 hrs? Do you put it on separately in the
ritual way? Allan's post questioned whether CT is needed if y
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