Allan Balliett wrote:
Is it only oil that the US is after or is it power over all
decisions made
by anyone in all facets of life?
Look up your own pipe, James. Without enthusiastic allies like
Australia and the UK, even Geo W. would be a little more cautious
about making the world safe
: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Allan Balliett wrote:
Is it only oil that the US is after or is it power over all
decisions made
by anyone in all facets of life?
Look up your own pipe, James. Without enthusiastic allies like
Australia and the UK, even Geo W. would be a little more
Dear Roger,
You state, 500, 501 and the other preparations are miracles-in-being
whose
greatness, despite the passage of time, has in no way been fully
realised. Similarly we have hardly explored the energies available to us
naturally (and I don't mean fossil fuels). The opportunity to do so
Lloyd Charles wrote:
But I do know that 3.8 grams of
BD501 mixed with 34 litres of fresh water and potentised, and sprayed on
one hectare of degraded farmland in the evening when the land is drawing
its nutrients and energies back into itself, will unlock and catalyse
natural minerals and
Allan Balliett wrote:
. . . . Pfeiffer, in practice, however, was open to the use of
chemical fertilizers to get the soil productive enough to produce
cover crops that could have benefit if once turned into the soil. (A
person starting a bd project on an abused piece of ground - - as
almost
- Original Message -
From: Roger Pye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 10:07 PM
Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Allan Balliett wrote:
. . . . Pfeiffer, in practice, however, was open to the use of
chemical fertilizers to get the soil
Lloyd said:
Roger, dont you think you have got a bit carried away with this?
Lloyd , I assume that Roger was responding to my more generalized
statement about the use of artificial fertilizers to jump start a
depleted piece of ground.
Roger, I appreciate that you spoke up for the finer
Hi! Roger,
Great post, as all ways,
Have a good one!
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Allan Balliett wrote:
Allan Balliett wrote:
Lloyd said:
Roger, dont you think you have got a bit carried away with this?
Lloyd , I assume that Roger was responding to my more generalized
statement about the use of artificial fertilizers to jump start a
depleted piece of ground.
Roger, I appreciate that you
- Original Message -
From: Roger Pye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2002 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Think now about the other 700 grams per kilo which are used in some way
by plants. These are mineral salts, remember. Every gram
Dear friends -
Does anyone know of anyone who has 'applied lime' using the Kolisko approach?
If so, can you comment on the effect(s)?
Thanks
_Allan
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From: Chris Shade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 4:34 AM
Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Chris Allan et al.,
. With cal nitrate , Ca(NO3)2, you are applying
two nitrates for every calcium, so if you used alot,
you
Lloyd -
Remind me: how do you get the calcium nitrate down? What are your rates?
How would you modify this if you were working in a garden?
Thanks
-Allan
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 9:26 AM
Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Lloyd -
Remind me: how do you get the calcium nitrate down? What are your rates?
How would you modify this if you were
12/18/2002 10:21:55 AM, Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have contact info on this
Phil Wheeler?
Dr. Phil Wheeler can be contacted at Crop Services International Inc., 1718
Madison S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan 49507-2518, phone (616) 246-7933, fax
(616) 246-6039, e-mail [EMAIL
Dorothy, et al -
If you get a good soil test, like one from Jerry Brunetti
http://www.agri-dynamics.com or Joel at Logan Labs, the
recommendations for lime will be layed right for you: you'll know if
you need dolomite or if you need high-calcium lime. A good soil test
interpreter will also
. Graham of
Nutri-Tech at ACRES pointed out that I couldn't possibly have
adequate accessible lime in one season and that I should have moved
to liquid calcium in my situation. I realize that this is not a
certificable organic substance, but I also understand that it is
considered to be a
Pardon my ignorance, Lloyd: do you have any idea of why calcium
nitrate is not acceptable for organically certified crops?
Graham is very health conscious and he was very accepting of calcium
nitrate as a first season or emergency input. How do you feel about
it? (And, why?)
Thanks!
-Allan
Allan Balliett wrote:
As everyone knows, I worked in a hellish situation last summer. (I
growing food for 160 families on soil that had been supporting no-till
conventional ag for the previous 30 years) We needed a lot of lime to
reach our Albrecht goals. I bought the finest talc-like lime I
12/17/2002 9:26:22 AM, Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to experiment with
liquid Calcium in my 2003
gardens. Does anyone know
where or how to buy it in the US?
Phil Wheeler in Michigan sells it. He's a brixer.
I'm looking for more advice on
buying field lime, also.
Try
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 9:16 AM
Subject: Re: Perfect Orchard-Calcium
Pardon my ignorance, Lloyd: do you have any idea of why calcium
nitrate is not acceptable for organically certified crops
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