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In the agriculture lectures Steiner refers several times to keeping the
work on the farm
Hi Steve, Alan
This is what I like about
Hi Gil
I dont like the idea of sodium bentonite for our soils and am
unable to locate calcium bentonite in the time I have left - used in the
wine industry but the type they use is a high grade and very expensive - no
local suppliers have any - have decided to go with my favourite farm
Hi Hugh, Steve and BDNowers,
After visiting your seminar
Hugh, I had the good fortune to spend some time with Greg. As part of that
experience we did some stiring in a small barrel. The only vessel that I
could imagine being better than a barrel
In a message dated 4/1/03 6:15:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK Steve (and any others that would like to comment) - I'll try this - a
couple of questions though -
1. will this stirred water hold the energy pattern long enough to use it in
a vial in the broadcaster (weeks or months) - that
I do recommend your pipe. Phil Wheeler installed one at a consultation I did
the day after I left. I endorsed it and will work within the parameters of
these farmers wishes. They need to cover 2500 acres and they want good
results. They have been 25 years no till and want to see more
In a message dated 4/2/03 1:16:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know soil conservation used to recommend bentonite
for repairing leaky dams and I thought I had heard of a calcium bentonite is
there such a thing ? Maybe my ears were ringing at the time.
Calcium bentonite is what Greg Willis
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Jeez, Storch! Why not put your clay in a horn? What's the problem? Afraid
it will get some cosmic forces?
I use clay/manure or clay silica, I use clay caps in 500 and 501, I am ot
really sold on horn clay. Is the horn really
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Hey, I am glad to here that you will get around to actually doing some realm
of the living spraying. When you make your cards are the preps right out
of the ground or are they stirred? How can you introduce the stirring
process to radionics and
Dear Steve,
Okay, next time I stir 500 and 501 I'll make the stirred cards. I'm sure
Wendy didn't stir before making the cards.
Just incidentally, the most beautiful vortices I've ever seen in stirring
were in barrels stirred by Greg Willis. His method was a meticulously
prepared pole supported
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Heck I'm not trying to convert you guys to radionics you have no need
of
it - just see our side
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In a message dated 4/2/03 1:16:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know soil conservation used to recommend bentonite
In a message dated 4/2/03 4:42:35 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dear Steve,
question:
I don't know if I have missed something, but what would you perceive as the
essential difference between broadcasting from an egg filled with compost
teas and preps etc, compared to a Hugh Lovel field
Hugh Lovel said he likes human-powered BD prep stirring
that is done with a tripod stirrer over a barrell, the kind made
by Greg Willis, that they made a real nice vortex. These were
in use at Topolos Vineyard in Sonoma County.
Slide #3 and #4 in the RealSlideShow on my farm home
web page shows
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
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
Hey, I am glad to here that you will get around to actually doing some realm
of the living spraying. When you make your cards are the preps right out
of the ground or are they stirred? How can you introduce the stirring
process to radionics and field broadcasting? Is there a stirred water
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Are you meaning cow pat pit or horn clay as the BCR?
Due to some bs government eyebrow raising on interstate shipments we stopped
all reference to barrel compost or cow pat manure and call it biodynamic
compound
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Heck I'm not trying to convert you guys to radionics you have no need of
it - just see our side of the story - and try to appreciate why we (or some
of us) are so interested in these other ways of doing things.
Cheers
Lloyd
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Hey, I am glad to here that you will get around to actually doing some
realm
of the living spraying. When you make your cards
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broadcaster coils and blending with the patterns of the preps held in the
well replicates the role of stirring. cosmic energies coming in through
vortex and chaos to blend with the patterns of the preps.
I have to dis agree. If
Steve Storch wrote
I have to dis agree. If it is not done by the human hand where does the
farm
individuality arise from. Take ten minutes, stir the water and make the
reagent,, you owe it to yourself...sstorch
OK Steve (and any others that would like to comment) - I'll try this - a
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how it can be measured and how it can be
changed using Albrecht/Rheams.
How can we enhance the vitality using the biodynamic remedies??? By doing
sequential sprays of 500, 501, and biodynamic compound remedy [bcr] with
502-508,
of knowledge between the past and the
present?
Regards,
Christiane
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Steve Storch wrote
I
Hugh wrote
I haven't any doubt that were Rudolf Steiner around today he would be
teaching farmers how to use radionic instruments and field broadcasters
as well as getting kids to stir preparations for their Waldorf School
gardens by hand.
Nor have I any doubt about that
All those 'anti' to
In a message dated 3/31/03 11:21:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are you meaning cow pat pit or horn clay as the BCR?
Due to some bs government eyebrow raising on interstate shipments we stopped
all reference to barrel compost or cow pat manure and call it biodynamic
compound preparation.
In a message dated 3/31/03 11:02:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Heck I'm not trying to convert you guys to radionics you have no need of
it - just see our side of the story - and try to appreciate why we (or some
of us) are so interested in these other ways of doing things.
Cheers
Lloyd
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Hey, I am glad to here that you will get around to actually doing some
realm
of the living spraying. When you make your cards
In a message dated 4/1/03 8:53:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
broadcaster coils and blending with the patterns of the preps held in the
well replicates the role of stirring. cosmic energies coming in through
vortex and chaos to blend with the patterns of the preps.
I have to dis agree. If
What about an egg shaped urn buried in the earth, the one I have has a
12,000
foot influence on the farm and surrounding area. I fill it with teas of
500,
bc, 501 508, nettles, etc...sstorch
Steve,
I missed this first time around . this is not radionics ? but as my old dad
would say its
Hi Christiane
Thanks for your input - bentonite sounds like good stuff to me - is there
just one bentonite - animal feeders round here use sodium bentonite and I
can get some of that - I know soil conservation used to recommend bentonite
for repairing leaky dams and I thought I had heard of a
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Hi Christiane
Thanks for your input - bentonite sounds like good stuff to me - is there
just one bentonite - animal feeders round here use sodium bentonite and I
In a message dated 3/30/03 7:08:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how it can be measured and how it can be
changed using Albrecht/Rheams.
How can we enhance the vitality using the biodynamic remedies??? By doing
sequential sprays of 500, 501, and biodynamic compound remedy [bcr] with
In the agriculture lectures Steiner
refers several times to keeping the work on the farm in the realm of the
living. Ergo, sheathe material from domestic and wild animals, plants, and
manures.
Bravo, Steve. It's the absolute truth. Working in the realm of the
living at all times. _Allan
Is this a radionics or a biodynamic discussion group???
Hi Steve (and Allan)
Last saturday I travelled an hour and a half west of here to install a field
broadcaster on a sheep farm, its 13 inch rainfall country and somewhere over
60,000acres, We set up on some rolling sandhill country that has
Kia ora Steve
Are you meaning cow pat pit or horn clay as the BCR?
Many thanks
Diana
Hi James
I was just looking up some notes in Phil Wheeler book when I came across
3-4 sections on crop vitality and how it can be measured and how it can be
changed using Albrecht/Rheams.
he also mentioned Dr Arden Andersens other book
' The Anatomy of life and Energy in Agriculture.
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. Vitality of the soil seems to not get coverage on
BDnow.
Maybe one
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. Vitality of the soil seems to not get coverage on
BDnow.
Maybe one of the reasons is that until I started to research this concept
I
had never heard of vitality as being measurable parameter of soil. I write
this in the hope
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claim that food is better if
grown biodynamically. I love my plants and take great delight in growing
plants that have a look of vitality about them. Although they may appear
to
be very vital plants, each year the seed loses
Hi James and Tony
James wrote (a while back)
I love my plants and take great delight in growing
plants that have a look of vitality about them. Although they may
appear
to be very vital plants, each year the seed loses some of it's vitality.
Then Tony
James Some time ago when Peter
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Sorry but I left stirring machines out in discussing manual and radionic
methods and the enthusiasm of practitioners.
Nothin' to be sorry about. My caution / hesitation / criticism about these
type of methods is the absence
: Vitality and fertility ofsoils
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Dear Lloyd, Steve and fellow list members,
In Bruce Copen's Agricultural rates
I forwarded some of your posts on this thread to JP who is not on the list,
but this was his reply to me:
A lot of work has been done on the issue of vitality at The Louis Bolk
institute, and they developed parameters through the use of chromatograms
and crystalizations. It seems like a new
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My question is what is vitality and what enlivens it in the soil
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My question is what is vitality and what enlivens it in the soil.
James when we get that figured out we will be able to retire on the
proceeds.
Are you'all kiddin'??? Put away the radionics instruments, pick up your
buckets
Dear Lloyd, Steve and fellow list members,
In Bruce Copen's Agricultural rates there are the rates for soil testing
with Carey Reams techniques. Amongst these rates is one for testing the
vitality of the soil. Vitality of the soil seems to not get coverage on
BDnow.
Maybe one of the reasons is
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Dear Lloyd, Steve and fellow list members,
In Bruce Copen's Agricultural rates there are the rates for soil testing
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