Hi ,
Keith
Thank you bringing here the very important report
Residual biomass = Food+Fiber+Feed+Fertilizer+Fuel
Brazilian sugarcane distillery is also exploring very well the use of a
byproduct effluent of ethanol fermentation as an organic additive to soils.
This is also an example of the
Air leaks occur regardless of the fuel. However, a higher viscosity fuel may
aggravate a leak already present. Air leaks are a common problem in diesel
fuel systems, which are often designed to suck rather than push fuel from the
tank to the engine (because the lower volatility of diesel fuel
Keith,
I'm doing a Jatropha cultivation experiment in AZ. It survived the 115F.
But the 24F killed a 1/3 of my test planting. It is very sensitive to a
hard freeze. And according to what I've read, standard breeds will
produce 300 gal/ acre 600 gal/acre if it blooms twice. Jatropha
You should plant only heirloom varieties of ANY plant. BTW seeds should
sprout easily given the right conditions otherwise nature would not have
produced them or rather they would not have survived over time. This
difficulty should be warning you of something.
Joe
James Quaid wrote:
Hi Pannir
Hi ,
Keith
Thank you bringing here the very important report
Residual biomass = Food+Fiber+Feed+Fertilizer+Fuel
Brazilian sugarcane distillery is also exploring very well the use
of a byproduct effluent of ethanol fermentation as an organic
additive to soils. This is also an
Hey Pagandai;
Do you know about the International Permaculture Conference (IPC8) which
is happening in Sao Paulo on May 4th? Bill Mollison the inventer of
permaculture will give a course on design and many other leading
speakers of the world will present. I wish I could attend.
Hi,
FYI, Pongamia seed residue after oil extraction is also used as manure in
India.
I find usage of the same in home garden also quite effective.
Best regards,
Am. Sivaramakrishnan
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From: Pagandai Pannirselvam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Mike Weaver wrote:
In the US, all Organic means, thanks to congress, is that the labell
says Organic. It has no real value. It's to make you feel better.
SNIP
That's not completely true Mike.
Have a friend who certifies organic farms,
and tracks organic certification compliance
for a
Well, since the true meaning of the basic work organic is anything animal or
vegetable, almost any food stuff can be labelled organic.
Does the lable say Certified Organic
John
Quoting Chip Mefford [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Mike Weaver wrote:
In the US, all Organic means, thanks to congress,
I'm sure the truth is somewhere in between - I think I'm leery of
USDA-approved because of all the loopholes - for instance your cattle
must be feed natural non-GMO, non-chemically-laded feed, unless of
course you think that's too expensive, then you can feed cattle toxic
sludge pellets and
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Gotta raise your own. I know I know - cant leave syphilization and move to the
country.
Or can you?
Kirk
Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sure the truth is somewhere in between - I think I'm leery of
USDA-approved because of all the loopholes - for instance your cattle
must
Hi,
Bill Mollison would not rate himself as the 'inventor' of permaculture. He
has merely made us all aware that nature is worth nurturing, natural
systems will reach a type of balance.
Bill Mollison may be the inventor of the term 'Permaculture' but the
inventors are the myriad generations
Good point Doug. Actually the kudos go to Mother nature I guess. Isn't
permaculture just an immitation of what nature figured out for itself?
Joe
doug wrote:
Hi,
Bill Mollison would not rate himself as the 'inventor' of permaculture. He
has merely made us all aware that nature is worth
If only...
Kirk McLoren wrote:
Gotta raise your own. I know I know - cant leave syphilization and
move to the country.
Or can you?
Kirk
*/Mike Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
I'm sure the truth is somewhere in between - I think I'm leery of
USDA-approved because of all the
/Global Research Technologies, LLC (GRT), a technology research and
development company, and Klaus Lackner from Columbia University have
achieved the successful demonstration of a bold new technology to
capture carbon from the air http://www.physorg.com/news96732819.html.
The air extraction
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Ontario goes solar; Massive Sarnia 'farm' to lead North America in
harnessing sun's power
The Toronto Star
Thu 26 Apr 2007
Page: A01
Section: News
Byline: Tyler Hamilton
Source: Toronto Star
Edition: Met
Length: 983 words
The Ontario government has given
http://www.answers.com/topic/matrimony-vine
seems to grow anywhere as well
http://plants.usda.gov/java/profile?symbol=LYBA4
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please tell me how you aquired the seeds. thanks, Mike
cappiello
--- James Quaid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keith,
I'm doing a Jatropha cultivation experiment in AZ.
It survived the 115F.
But the 24F killed a 1/3 of my test planting. It is
very sensitive to a
hard freeze. And according to
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