Hi! Ashoag,
Don't worry to much about the weeds for the time. Get into a full BD cycle
and after two or three years, most weeds will be on minor concern and at
that stage you can make finer adjustments to the soil. The main thing is
to get the soil biota firing, this will happen with the BD Pre
Turtle Bend wrote:
Gil,
with Huge respect for your education, dedication and clarity of writing.
i think your codification is illusionary.
There is ever widening evidence it is a user friendly universe and
reality is what choices you make.
The structure and usage is yours for the deciding. Ever
the practitioners mind and it's focus.
Homoeopathics is a very physical methodology that collects and potentises
the energy.
Biodynamics is also a physical process of collecting and potentising energy,
but different from Homoeopathics.
With respect
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Gil Ro
Garuda/ James,
The small adverts in Acres USA has carried reference to these for several
years. The seller is a dealer of used instruments and would seem to either
have a large supply or an unsaleable stock.
Gil
Garuda wrote:
James
It was not I that said they were
Hi! Allan and Keith,
Nothing should come out of here as my set up should stop any viruses
getting in, leave alone getting out.
I also understood that Allan had the list set up in a safe manner.
Gil
Allan Balliett wrote:
Keith - I didn't see any attachments to Gil's email on this end.
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Hi! Keith,
I can't help you.
Most viruses are aimed at Microsoft Explorer. Those of us who use
Netscape rarely have any experience, so can not help.
I suggest you dump as much Microsoft software as possible and load
Netscape and non Bill Gates Software and you may find you have little
difficult
Hi! Resonant Info and the List.
While I would not like to put Radionics in the same basket as either
Voodoo or the Catholic Church, but on the narrow point of Radionic
Cards and Rates, there is room for some discussion.
Radionics works solely on the ability of the Radionic Practitioner to
foc
Hi! Tobias and Greg,
Tobias, I feel you are coming on a bit strong with Greg.
There is the need for people at several levels in the world of BD and related
areas.
While I am happy to be an isolated person experimenting on my own and doing
a bit of research and only use my knowledge to grow a
k beds, in LandCare Programs. They want them in long
"ropes" for easy planting.
Thank you for replying to my email.
Gil Robertson
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Hi!
Are you offering these by mail order for us to broadcast on our own land?
If so How much? I am interested in rats, rabbits and roaches, if they will
work on those in my part of Oz.
Could I have a full list and prices, please
Hi!
Are you offering these by mail order for us to broadcast on our own land?
If so How much? I am interested in rats, rabbits and roaches, if they will
work on those in my part of Oz.
Could I have a full list and prices, please? Off line if you prefer.
Gil
Port Lincoln
S
Hi! Hamish,
I think it's great that NSW Water can't believe that BD works. Goes a long
ways to proving it's value. Can you supply more detail, off line if you prefer.
I would like to bring this to the attention of the Democrat and Green Pollies.
Gil
Hamish Mackay wrote:
Hi
James Hedley wrote: I think that radionic instruments are just big boys
toys. Once you have one they just keep turning up. Just ask Gil how many
he has collected.
More than I admit to Fran. I have four removalists cartons full in a
storage depot, waiting to be smuggled in.
An interesting one a
Dear all,
Could I support James comments on Alex Podolinsky.
He held his lamp high on the hill, when many were cupboard BDers.
He took his beliefs to an unbelieving public, on mainline media, when, even
today, many hide in secrecy and obscure places such as this list.
He has built his own
On irrigated land in temperate Oz, the reduction should be of the order of
five sixths to nine tenths. This includes the water holding capacity of the
increased soil carbon and the reduction of use by the healthy plants. On
otherwise traditional, irrigated, vineyards should only require one to
Well said Hamish.
I too think we should celebrate our variations within the theme, rather than
seeking to prove my guru is a better guru than your guru.
There can be no doubt that the best food available, is that grown Biodynamically.
Should it not be our task to do that which we are able, to
Hi! Tony,
We have farmers with a very high calcium soil and a pH of up to 9.8!!!
So high that plants can be short and available calcium in a sea of the
stuff!!
Gil
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote:
Gil wrote:
Have you checked the level of calcium in the affected plants.
Thanks, Gil. We are on limes
Hi! Tony,
We have farmers with a very high calcium soil and a pH of up to 9.8!!!
So high that plants can be short on available calcium in a sea of the
stuff!!
Gil
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote:
Gil wrote:
Have you checked the level of calcium in the affected plants.
Thanks, Gil. We are on limes
Have you checked the level of calcium in the affected plants.
Gil
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote:
aphids
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and the plants will pick up and no
longer be attractive to the attacking insect, who will literally "go to
the neighbors", but will only be a problem if they also have a calcium
shortage.
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Gil Robertson wrote:
Re: the rabbit bit. Have you made a Rae Card or a p
Hi! Roger,
Re: the rabbit bit. Have you made a Rae Card or a pepper for the
beastie? I have tried all the Rates used in the UK, but with no joy in
Oz. The rabbit looks to be the same, but I have not managed to send them
to the neighbors.
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
The council regard it as being t
Thank you Roger.
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Gil Robertson wrote:
May I ask why superphosphate was applied to the reveg, assuming it is
native veg, as most do not handle super at all well.
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Hi! Roger,
Interesting.
May I ask why superphosphate was applied to the reveg, assuming it is
native veg, as most do not handle super at all well.
My guess is that the BD area will handle the super better than the other
areas, thus giving the impression it was to right thing to include.
Is ther
breaks were on the internet and one could check
how close they were to any other property.
Gil
Garuda wrote:
Gil
Excluded from use or excluded from the ban?
GA
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My understanding is that Homoeopathic Preps are excluded. Would it be
that Preps made using Rae Cards, be also excluded?
Gil
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote:
Folks - I don't know about the illegality of making the preps but I
suppose it has been technically illegal to use them, at least in the
UK, fo
Hi! Merla,
You deserve a citation and a Field Broadcaster!
I suggest you print out Hugh's article from Acres' Web Site and leave it
laying around so Herb can find it and work out for himself it would be
much easier for him to build you a Field Broadcaster, than to help with
stiring and spraying.
Hi! Tony,
It work well. If using tyres, cut the walls out. This is easily done
with a very sharp knife. The secret is to keep wetting the blade and to
stretch the cut apart as it is made. If you look at the tyre, you will
find the tread is added on top of the rest of the structure, the edge of
Hugh Lovel wrote: And as for making the task of the farmer less
rewarding, pasteurization wasone of the big control mechanisms to lock
him in to depending on and getting screwed by the middle men. Is there
any doubt of this?
Non what so ever.
Gil
Dear Hugh and Zoran,
I think the issue of pasteurisation is more a matter of control and
taxation than public health. Raw milk is produced by the individual
farmer and used to be sold to friends and neighbours, but compulsion o
pasteurise obliges the sale to either a co-op or a commercial proces
In Scotland there is one type of sheep that lives on the coast and are actually
kept there by stone walls. Their main diet is fresh seaweed. I have seen
film of them actually swimming in rough seas to eat the living seaweed.
Gil
The Korrows wrote:
How does salt fit in to this? Salt for hum
Charles and the list,
I am interested in the possibility of trialing a number of clays.
If I am using a clay, I would tend to go for either bentonite, or a commercially
prepared pottery clay, simply because as a one time potter, I have prepared
all the clay I want to do for the time and as a o
Charles and the list,
I am interested in the possibility of trialing a number of clays.
If I am using a clay, I would tend to go for either bentonite, or a commercially
prepared pottery clay, simply because as a one time potter, I have prepared
all the clay I want to do for the ti
Hi! Lloyd, Hugh, James and the list.
I am puzzled at the suggestion of advertising. Advertising is like
evangelism in religion. Only those who have something they do not
believe in, need to convince others about it. Just as the person who is
content with his belief structure, rarely feels the n
Dear Hugh. Lloyd and James.
On the information circulating in Radionic Circles, the figure of some
where around the area of ten idyll instruments for every one in use,
would be close to the mark. One of the reasons for this is that Radionic
Instruments are very specialized beasties. There is no
You can easily too "organic" and not hold nutriants or moisture. A small
amount of clay may help.
Gil
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send me your "albrecht" soil testsand quite a bit of interesting
talk can be had, but the report can not tell you much about soil stucture.
Thanks Peter for the great post.
Could I ask the area you covered with the seven ton of sand? Is it still
working? I ask this because a site in the Adelaide hills that had
"Kites" protecting it from rabbits, is still rabbit rabbit free twenty
years after a bush fire took the fences and the Kite
In Oz we catch all the rain water off our roofs we can. Peafowl roosting
on the ridge may look great, but not good for the drinking water. Have
you seen the damage they can do the paintwork on a new car if they catch
sight of themselves?
Gil
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote:
As for noise, try
Hi! James and Lloyd,
I am out of action at the moment with health probs. But picked up on
your post concerning Copen's Agricultural methods.
Did you start with the rates in his Ag Rate Book?
I was going to buy it several years ago, but now they seem to have
with-drawn it from all their sites. I
Allan Balliett wrote:
Drown us in content and keep the archives interesting for the next guy.
I can't imagine anyone getting this far in the archive..
Hi! Doug, Jane & Allan,
Sorry, but I am with Doug, although not necessarily of the same
political outlook. (I do not know what his interests are!)
I have been ill for a few days and went to the farm to get away from
things and was thus computer free. I came back to the normal stack of
emails and ha
While we are on urban myths and unlikely stories..
I always enjoyed the one about the winery worker who was carried home
dead by his work mates to the yet to be informed widow. The foreman
solemnly told her how her husband died in a huge barrel of port. She
inquired: Did he suffer much? No
Point taken, but our media will also carry other views. When I
submitted a "letter to the editor" to all the major papers, in which I
called on the Prime minister and Cabinet to show solidarity with the
service personnel they were sending off to war, by having the same
immunizations, in public
Sorry, you may well be right. I heard it as part of an item on our
involvement, but could easily be wrong.
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
Gil Robertson wrote:
Our forces are on what our diminutive Prime Minister calls "forward
deployment". They left our shores some weeks ago and are in the
Our forces are on what our diminutive Prime Minister calls "forward
deployment". They left our shores some weeks ago and are in the area. To
date I understand we have had four killed when a chopper fell down.
Their is a special services group of a like size as we committed to
Afghanistan, more
Allan, James and the list.
Continuing Allan's question on the difference between "News" in
Australia and other countries.
I am trained in writing for the Media and for the past three years
worked as a media analyst, after decades of producing a wide range copy
for print, radio and TV. Thus I ca
Jane Sherry wrote:
Sorry, Pat, you'll have a hard time convincing me that a supplement is
better for me than whole food.
Jane
Every one to their own. I would prefer to take a couple of fish oil
capsules, than eat the whole shark that was killed for it's liver.
Gil
You need both.
Gil
Dorothy O'Brien wrote:
My reading indicates that the calcium in oyster shell
is not adequate for grit because it dissolves in
digestion. River sand is good grit. DAO
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Chickens must have a supply of grit in their cop to grind food up, or
they can not handle grains and the like. They should always have access
to a supply of coarse sand, river gravel fines or shell grit. This can
be in a container in a dry and poo free part of their house.
Gil
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Hi!
If folk would like to discuss the technical side of designing and
building the electronics to make an "Interrupter" of like device. I am
prepared to help. I think it should be off list as it would be outside
most people's area of interest. To be able to do this, one will need to
be able to
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 man
Hi! Penelope,
This link will not work for me.
Could you repost, please?
Gil
B&P Bell wrote:
G'day:
There is a book out, Spritual Gardening at Its Best, by Don Elwood,
His website is www.liteweb/hol/. His company is Hands
of Light Seeds. There are several books and publi
Hi! Dwayne,
There is still a lot of work t be done to perfect "Towers of Power".
Phil Callahan, in a letter to me, said he finds better results with
adding paramagnetic material to the soil. Some built in Oz which
included, for reasons better know to the builder, magnets and coils,
along with o
Hi! Jane/ Deborah
With large, high voltage, transmission lines, much of the energy actual
travels outside the conductor. This is why if you get too close, it will
arc across and zap you. I can tell you of well earthed (grounded) humans
vaporizing when high voltage power has arc across several f
By far the greater proportion of smoke detectors are the type with the
radioactive part. I understand that you need to get it in you lung to do
much harm. They are taken back by the resellers in Oz. One should not be
burning plastic, so they should not be a risk there. They should not go
in the
My statement concerning the power lines in Hugh's published photo was to
refer to an image that I assume many on the list, if they are serious
about non chemical agriculture, would subscribe to Acres and be familiar
with that photo. The photo is related to Radionic Broadcast, not trees,
cattle
Allan Balliett wrote: I'll just put this out here for comment: Alan York
and Will Brinton both
state that they have never seen or heard of claims of crops reliably
produced (this means year after year, something that excludes many
variables: repeatability) through the use of radionics, except by p
Hi! Nelson,
There are several things you need to know before anyone can help you.
There are more than 300 Amaranthus that are in cultivation, that have
been collected from the wild. In addition, there are others that have
been breed by selection, to suit particular needs.
A large number are onl
Hi! Henry,
Predators of any kind indicate a "sick" organism.
Rather than trying to get rid of the ants, look to how you can boost the
vitality of the desired crop. Is there changes of soil, different
history etc. that could account for differences between areas of the
property? Are all the plan
Last Saturday we had 43C, coolest place in the state, did very little
apart from picking fruit early and drying it. Sunday low twenties and a
very welcome half inch of rain. Our friends in the Eastern States still
have terrible bush fires, 600 odd houses and five or six dead.
Gil
gideon cowen
Sure I can, Tony and mostly do so.
It worries me that with a "thousand hits a week", we attract so few to
join..
This list is highly indebted to a small number of experienced folk, who
also have the ability and willingness to share their accumulated
knowledge with those of us who are isolat
Thank you Jane, Last time I dared to mention that I did not understand why, in
the face if Allan's stand on short emails, he allowed your seemingly endless,
non original postings, he threatened to unsub me. So this time he may do just
that.
I do not understand why you think that an interest in BD
I'm with you, Will.
I am quite capable of finding all the information I require, without having
it chosen for me.
I actually sit on this list in the hope of gleaning some information on
Biodynamics.
Jane could you post your material to another list, such as the "Not BD Now"
list. It would sa
would pick pick some
gullible cleric and send the media with a copy of the graphic to ask him
it it was true he objected to your use of the image... [I would have a
cartoonist do the graphic, using the composition and putting the figures
in the same positions.]
Gil Robertson
THE ALL SHOP
Allan
Hi! Hugh,
As always, you are right on the money.
I have spent many years as a relationship councillor, first on the phones at
"Life Line", and for the past ten years as part of my "Free Clinic". Again mostly
by phone, some by email. About eighty percent of my clients are female. My
clients are mai
Hi! Manfred,
My storage experience goes back to childhood in the Adelaide Hills, which is
snow free, but with many frosts.
The old folk stored root crops in cellars and dark sheds. They used old bath
tubs and large wooden boxes. They put down layers dry quartz sand from the bed
of a river and laye
Roger Pye wrote: I was crying. If I continued to be terrified I would be a
complete liability - and a physical wreck - before very long. I said "Great
Spirit, please send help for me and for Robin, my family, our friends and our
city." Help came, instantly, initially in the presence of the four de
Will Winter wrote: Dusting or feeding DE to animals is a great way to give
yourself (and other innocent victims) in the barn or stable LUNG CANCER. It is
just like inhaling tiny slivers of glass, e.g. SILICOSIS.
Good call, Will!
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
> we need your prayers tonight very badly
Hi! Roger,
What is the latest on the fires. We trust that the weather will be kinder
and the worst has passed.
My daughter, who lives in western Melbourne, phoned from the tram stop at
seven this morning on her way to work, to ask how fa
Unfortunately, this site is not available from Oz.
Anyone able to help with another address?
Gil
Allan Balliett wrote:
> >Great news!
> >
> >One of my favorite biodynamic books has now been reprinted, Dr.
> >Hauschka's The Nature of Substance, and also (one I haven't
> >read) Nutrition (same au
Thank you Zoran,
I am upgrading at the moment and the new box has ten gigs so will have room,
if I am quick!
Gil
zoran wrote:
Hi! Jeff,
Do not take those comments personally. I think they are directed at
a few individuals, known to some on the list, but not the bulk of us. I
think it is aimed at a few who are doing the "my God is a better God than
yours" or "my god is the only God, therefore yours must be the devil" typ
Hi! Allan,
If you are to move to have the earlier archives expunged, I for one would like
to buy how ever many CDs are involved to obtain a full set of back posts, as I
have only been on for a while and only now found out how to access them. I would
really like to be able to look though them at so
Also answers to King?
Gil
Allan Balliett wrote:
> David - What is your real name? -Allan
Hi!
I think the idea of a list of know sites for your broadcasters would be a
matter of interest to all of us, even those who may never visit your country.
We would be able to get some idea of the type of operations that had taken
them on board and the sort of country they are servicing.
But as h
to the sea, with great view. I am near Port Lincoln, South Australia, if
you hit google or a map.
Where are you?
Gil Robertson
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brand new "member"
jeff barney
Could some one be kind enough to give step by step instruction for
accessing the archive? I have never made it.
Gil
Lloyd Charles wrote: My BDNOW (email) folder has over 2495 entries. I was
pretty sure the topic of trees as broadcasters has been addressed before
now, but I can't locate it in al
Hi! Gary,
You make a very valid point.
It is fine for those of us who have been around a while to speak in some sort of
cryptic short hand, that only we understand, but what about the casual visitor
or those early on the path and wondering what it is all about. Good point and
one that should be ad
Hi! Allan,
Good Post.
My introduction to BD was AP with that well known TV special, all those years
ago. It still took years until I saw other people actually doing it and
eating their produce to make me want to make the move. It was then with their
help and encouragement that I set out to learn as
Hi! Roger,
My father's family was descended from Irish Catholic stock and at a wedding
they could not wait to get the ring off the brides finger to spin it first
over her and then over to groom to see who many children of which sex, each
would parent. By this they determined how many would be "conc
Hi! Christiane.
In the natural order of things, in countries like Oz, nettles grow on land,
over manured by sheep, cows, horses etc, not native animals. They tend to grow
around sheep yards and the drains of milking sheds etc. They are deep rooted
and bring useful minerals from the lower levels and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At that time I was raising some exotic finches
and other birds. I'd moved the cages to a row run shed behind the house,
and the following season, I was seeing strange weeds in the goat fields
next door.
It could be that the manure from the cages is altering to soil to one
There are a number of Seedsaver Groups in North America, but I do not know of any
doing the volunteer work in developing countries, as our folk are doing. They work
closely with the Permaculture movement and many people are involved in both groups.
We are also teaching Permaculture in a lot of deve
Hi! Merla,
Good Post. Most important.
A group in Oz is doing some good work, they travel and actually set up
locally based Seed Banks and teach the locals to save and maintain their own
seed. Where needed, additional types of vegetables and fruit are made
available from other seed banks. In Oz we
Happy Christmas, Allan and the List.
With respect, as 2003 dawns, is it time to have a parallel List that
caters for those with the capability to handle graphics and attachments?
I am about to install the replacement for the three year old (to me)
computer, which cost a hundred Oz dollars = half t
Hi! Roger,
Great post, as all ways,
Have a good one!
Gil
Roger Pye wrote:
> Allan Balliett wrote:
Hi! Flylo,
Thank you
Gil
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> If you're interested in this (unusual) topic, run a search in google.
Hi! Flylo,
Most life forms prefer a near neutral conditions, thus either side of pH 7
suits many more than 5 or 9. The common preservatives move the pH, such as
putting fish or vegetables in vinegar. Sugar and honey in jam etc, provides an
environment that bacteria etc did not like. Salt is used in
Monsanto have gone too far and now they are in financial trouble.
Have a look at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/2589789.stm
Gil
Hi! Tony, Are you offering instructions on making the brew?
Tony Nelson-Smith wrote: Even better, you could make nettle beer (in which the
nettles mainly provide the flavour); SNIP even better, the wife disappeared
after a while and was found passed out on the bathroom carpet. It was then
recogn
Hi! Tony,
If it is still weeping, you could try something which has saved a number of
human lives.
Common table or cooking salt, when heaped on a bleeding wound and added as
required, will stop bleeding and can later be washed away with no harm to the
person. I was cruising on a yacht when we were
Hi! Tobias.
There are a number of different earwigs. I think the problem one is
an import.
They have a very interesting habit that makes then suited to low technology
trapping. They are largely nocturnal and like to rest in a cool dark place
during the heat of the day, as now.
They like to go int
Allan Balliett wrote:
Even if you don't give a hoot for canola or soy as foods - - and,
properly handled, soy is an excellent food for humans - - please open
your heart to the harm that organic farmers are experiencing through
Monsanto's carelessness and their power.
Sorry Allan, but if you do you
Hi! Tony,
I have little Walnut experience as an adult as I live out side the range they
do.
I came from a wet, cold area, which was good for growing them, but not good for
grafting them, as they bleed as you have found.
I have been told that the most successful nursery was in a very windy gully o
Hi! Tony,
I have little Walnut experience as an adult as I like out side the range they
do.
I came from a wet, cold area, which was good for growing them, but not good for
grafting them, as they bleed as you have found.
I have been told that the most successful nursery was in a very windy gully o
Hi! Per Garp
I can understand you being lost. We all started there.
Radionics is a particular area of study, within the much larger field of
Energetic Healing.
Energetic Healing includes Reiki, Reflexology, Accupressure, Aromatherapy,
Dowsing, Flower Essences, Gem Essences, Homoeopathy, Tissue S
Hi! Markess,
While Lute Larson may have developed additional rates, she started
with the same that I have access to, but have not has occasion to use,
in the case of Hard Pan. Hard Pan either indicates the lower point of tillage
and is some times treated by the sue of irregular depth tines or chi
Hi! Per Garp/NH,
Has it occurred that you may not have a suitable site for what you want to
do?
By this I mean would it be better to obtain a more suited site?
If you are stuck with the site:-
Hard pan usually means several things are involved. Clay, not enough soil
carbon, reduced soil biota ac
or print a single copy for
our own use.
Gil
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Mark Moodie wrote:
> I would be interested to hear if there is interest in an English Translation
> of 'Working with the Elementals' which details Hugo Erbe's work.
Allan Balliett wrote: I can't imagine getting from my room to the hall
on fucking crutches.
Try a bucket of cold water, it works for copulating canines, it may of
copulating crutches
It's allright, Allan, we know all about Freudian slips.
Gil
Allan Balliett wrote:
> > > What they usually have in their suitcases are a bunch of little koala
> >> beers that have spring loaded arms that will let them grip pencils,
> >> much to the delight of North American children.
> >>
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