Allan Balliett, the moderator of BD Now! (an Internet forum on Biodynamics) responded to my introduction (an absolute requirement for entrance into the forum) and in particular in regards to Peter Dukich:

"BDNow Digest, Vol 1627, Issue 1

Message: 13
Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2007 ...
From: Allan Balliett
Subject: Re: BD Now! (Chef Jem's) Introduction
To: Biodynamic Food and Farming Discussion
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Chef Jem - I met Peter Dukich in Chapel Hill, NC a long long time
ago. He taught me how to make compost and he warned me to not wear
out my teeth by chewing too long and hard while I'm still young. (He
showed me how he had worn his own molars downs.) He and his students
have been an influence on my life and my biodynamics for a long long
time.

Thank you for the lengthy introduction.

Talk more, later.

-Allan Balliett
moderator
BD Now!"

Maybe Allan would like to know about Peter's Powder?
I'm certainly impressed with your report on the sunflowers!
May I see the label you're creating for PP?

Chef Jem
Executive Producer:
"The Raw Milk Controversy: Fact & Fiction"
Appears first on Google at:
http://www.archive.org/details/TheRawMilkControversyFactFiction



http://chefjem.stumbleupon.com/



http://rawmilkcontroversy.weebly.com/

P.S. I want to continue encouraging the lovers of raw milk to consider doing a little outreach to their other "milk"-drinking friends by sharing viewings of "The Raw Milk Controversy: Fact & Fiction" DVD.
I see I have messages from Mark McAfee that I will attend to now and possibly post in a little bit. cj