To Tony, Gil, Steve D., Frank, Lloyd Allan (from past posts) and others,
Thank you for all your help with conceptualizing for our road IPM project. I'm
going to call Brad, the Weed Supervisor, today and have a talk about this
year's work. The help you have given me is invaluable. I have
Tony -
That's a nice system you have in mind. It is practical,
it integrates, and it links the fundamental practices of Steiner,
Albrecht, and Reams along with your own farm-ready
insight.
One of your ideas is worth repeating. Let the weeds come
up, then put them back down under the weed
How do I find out the details on Steve Storch's
recipe for sequential spraying?
Hi Steve Diver The following are post i have kept from S Storch, the one i
used i have lost due to a computer failure. I have it on hard copy it should
be in BDNOW archives as
SFW Compost Tea for Fertility dated
If you are trying to establish wildflowers, then you
should think twice and then three times about the
DeWitt Sunbelt Weed Barrier. As I said, I can
guarantee that you will have a successful planting.
Hi Merla I have been using this method of weed control for about 5 years.
It has been
Tony -
Nice integration of BD preps with a mulching technique
to achieve vegetation control, worm action, soil biology
and a clean bed to transplant into. also getting the
muck and magic benefits of the BD preps all at the
same time.
Steve Diver
Rambler Flowers LTD wrote:
If
Steve, you're so nice to spend the time to do this. I will ponder. I
can't imagine finding enough ramial wood chips in this land of fir,
larch, pine, cedar hemlock. They cut the softwood and leave the
hardwood--birch, alder, cottonwood and others. I just wanted to
establish the benefits of
