I would also like to be on the distribution list
Thanks,
Stacey Rossi
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Roughly translated means if i spend an extra 50 bucks a month on my internet
connection and put a decent computer on it, I can listen to the tapes -
tempting - yes - affordable ? not till it rains some!
We would go from 26 k to 256k line speed
LCharles
OK Bandwidth works two ways. It's helpful
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
I'm reposting this post because it cuts to the heart of the
globalnews issue. I think there is some very good advice here and I
hope it will be taken to heart. -Allan
snip
As for the question of sending off subject posts to BDnow I think that when
you try and set guidelines as to what can and
It is something we will probably hear much more about in the years to come
unless some brilliant minds put an end to this death lust for radioactive
energy sources.
As for radionics, if it is true, as mentioned on the list, that electrical
wires can interfere with radionic broadcast, how can one
Bellsouth provides DSL internet
connection at 1.47Mbs $45/month. Its great. They paid for USB modem
using rebates.
John Buckley
I agree, Allan. I subscribe to those lists as well. But I also agree with
James Hedley's earlier post, about the value in diverse communications and
building a community (and the ease of hitting delete when uninterested in a
particular post). The bd list feels very much like a precious
GlobalNews is a private mailing list devoted to discussion of the issues,
news and events that are creating tomorrow's news today. Geo-politics,
global financial markets, electronic commerce, the Internet, environmental
concerns and spiritual transformation at the Millennium. Members only, with
I would not like to see the list become overrun with issues
diverging from agricultural biodynamics, but I think it's essential
to not lose sight of wider related issues.
Best and with great appreciation for the bd list,
Essie
I concur, Essie.-Allan
Dear Everyone:
I am not a farmer in practice yet, but a gardener, and in my heart a farmer.
I am a student of Rudolf Steiners mass works. I am also a mother, and a resident between Heaven and Earth.
I appreciate the content from ALL of the postings.
It is my understanding from my recent new study
At 12:04 PM 2/4/2003 -0500, Merla wrote:
This is my year for my own BC
500 AND for 24 hr aerobic compost tea.
Exactly in what proportion do you combine them?
Allan's post answered your questions very well. Compost tea has been used
by BD farmers for a long time and no one bothered to get all
I say a hearty AMEN, yes to Doug. Too much bandwidth not BD related.
Dan
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I say a hearty AMEN, yes to Doug. Too much bandwidth not BD related.
Dan
What's bandwidth? -Allan
Try them again. We've made some good changes on the server end.
DOn't panic when you hear the dolphins, we're working on that next!
Let me know, ok? All of you folks who couldn't get in earlier, please
try again now, ok?
Thanks
-Allan
PS Please be patient and let your buffers fill
If you do not have a decent bandwidth - jetstream or even good phone lines -
then the audio files will take ages to download. As for me.
G
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 2:35 PM
Subject: Re: BD
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
The topic of soybeans came up on the homesteading group. One
gardener says to just pull up the whole bush when the soybeans
are ripe. so I wondered if the plants were good to dry for livestock
feeds. She didnt' think so, so I thought I'd ask someone who might
know on this list.
Obviously,
Title: Impeachment
VOTE TO IMPEACH
http://www.VoteToImpeach.org
The anti-war movement has now inaugurated a campaign to
impeach George W. Bush and other senior U.S. government
officials for their criminal conduct. The planned war
against Iraq and the destruction of constitutionally
Hi Merla
Just a few comments on your letter
I can never admit to using BD
on the grant, but I can to using CT. Alaska humus is OMRI certified,
probably not registered in Idaho, but when I don't write up BD preps on my
report when I use them, it is only to protect JPI from any problem.
Nobody
I wondered if the plants were good to dry for livestock feeds.
She didnt' think so
Martha,
I know farmers still make "bean hay" in the south, but don't see much up
here in Ohio. All for seed...
Perry
This is from:
http://www.agron.iastate.edu/courses/agron212/Readings/Soy_history.htm
Roger: Sorry to have taken so long to reply to this thread, been busy
lurking. The story as I have been told is that the preps were numbered by
the powers that were, not Steiner and the numbers have no significance other
than identification. In fact they have been numbered in the sequence that
As a subscriber to globalnews I can tell you that Jane is acting as a very
selective filter. 20-30 posts a day is not unusual. Lance
- Original Message -
From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 5:21 AM
Subject: Re: global News
Has anyone on the list every done work on the effects of music on plants or water or the water in plants? I know this may not exactly be Steiner inspired but it has peaked my interest because I was just sent a link by my mother-in law that has some absolutely awe inspiring photos of water that
people interested in this project can check out
http://www.geocities.com/woodcatau/mypage
it's a bit slow loading but i daresay i'll learn how to do it better
roger
ran across this in an article in the Washington Post while looking
for cow-share information:
On the trail of an anonymous complaint, two investigators from the
Maryland Division of Milk Control entered a garage attached to the
School of Life, a yoga ashram on East West Highway in Bethes da.
For many years, soybean acreage increased very slowly. There were only 1.8 million acres in the United States in 1924 when the first official estimate became available. At that time, most of the crop was used for hay. It was not until the 1920's that soybean acreage expanded to any great quantity
I concur ... John Buckley
- Original Message -
From: Roger Pye
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 5:33 PM
Subject: Re: Please Read James' Brilliant Post
Allan Balliett wrote: I'm reposting this post because it cuts
to the heart of the globalnews issue. I think
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