https://www.curezone.org/upload/_O_P_Forums/Permaculture/WEF.jpeg The World Economic Forum (WEF) is demanding that governments enforce bans on members of the general public growing their own food at home in order to comply with the unelected globalist organization’s “Net Zero” agenda. The WEF argues that home-grown food creates “emissions” that allegedly cause “global warming.” According to so-called “experts” behind a recent WEF study, researchers apparently discovered that the “carbon footprint” of home-grown food is “destroying the planet.” As a result, the WEF and other g ...
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The Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure a more secure world by 2030. This has been perceived as a global transformation, benefitting the lives of millions across the world. The International community has adopted 17 sustainable development goals that aim to build a more prosperous and equitable world by 2030 The 17 SDGs and 169 targets are part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Adopted by 193 member countries a ...
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Simply addressing the eco-system is insufficient if we learn nothing real about our past. Much of FLAT EARTH and supercontinent PANGEA remains misunderstood, unrealized. Admiral Byrd’s HOLLOW Earth is speculated to be a missing continent/land mass.... LIST OF SITES … https://www.google.com/search? q=was+antartica+ever+called+southern+australia+wikipedia&rlz=1C1GGRV_enUS751US751&oq=was+antartica+ever+called+southern+australia+wikipedia&aqs=chrome..69i57.36 143j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 Rodinia…. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodinia List of supercontinents… ...
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https://childrenofthesun.org/empowering-america/ Chiron   [End]
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I should explain, ”it’s permaculture”, meaning, it fits this forum in that true permaculture arrives out of a dismantling of the old, outmoded ways of exploitation of the earth and her populace.... And I’m including all beings; we have to take a look at this stuff, just so we can decide we prefer something more truly embracive and sustainable. And most especially, we have to look with eyes of love, not hate, or fear or any of fear’s companions... As soon as possible. Chiron   [End]
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less and less can the truth be hidden. . . http://soundofheart.org/galacticfreepress/content/scientists-discover-ingredient-within-monsanto%E2%80%99s-roundup-herbicide-suffocates-human-cells Chiron   [End]
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http://www.relfe.com/wp/money/want-earth-plus-5/ Chiron   [End]
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https://robynobrien.com/how-monsanto-took-over-our-food-system-a-graphical-history/ 1901. John Francis Queeny founds Monsanto, giving it his wife’s maiden name. ... ” We should celebrate retired health care worker Sharon LePere’s successful GoFundMe campaign which raised $1,350 to bring the first such billboard to America.” Chiron   [End]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3V-BGlNrxMI U.N. webcast on geo-engineering schemes Chiron   [End]
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http://www.inquisitr.com/2906342/bhutan-celebrates-birth-of-newborn-prince-eco-friendly-nation-plants-108000-trees-in-his-honor/ Chiron   [End]
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It’s the BRIX value of plant food that determines how nutrient-dense it is. sadly, I have found a lot of every kind of produce tests low. what to do? How can you know? http://fit-juice.com/refractometer-brix-value-make-best-juices/ Chiron   [End]
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well worth viewing!   [End]
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GM-foods and pranarianism: is ’living on light’ the evolution of a true ”permaculture”? http://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=2310582#i   [End]
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”The tree of Forty fruits” TED Talk I’ve always dreamed of doing something like this. Imagine the paradise for a fruitarian. And imagine if these were planted everywhere they’d grow... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9EuJ9QlikY   [End]
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Thrive the movie. well worth viewing... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEV5AFFcZ-s Chiron   [End]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S7Iyq4BvDU ”uh-oh” (Angela) love it!!! Chiron   [End]
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it would be nice if the webmaster could give this an R   [End]
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this is worth looking at   [End]
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sorry. double post   [End]
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please share this wherever it might spread the word to increase the numbers/locations participating http://globalmarchagainstchemtrailsandgeoengineering.com/events.html   [End]
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAjWwcnio-c   [End]
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When your building materials are “green,” your farm’s environmental footprint is reduced Attributes that help determine if a building material is “green” include whether the product is - natural - renewable - non-toxic - made of recycled materials - produced locally - reusable - certified sustainable. A material does not have to have all these attributes to be considered green, but, in general, the more of these attributes it does have the better. http://www.signaturesupply.net/buildingmaterial.aspx   [End]
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Even though the name (iPermie) and the cover are, for me, a visual and aural turnoff, I applaud this project/ibook. It deserves a couple Rs. thanks for posting it--and a happy new year to you! Chiron   [End]
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Hello Forumfolk :-), What is IMHO an important new ebook on urban permaculture is now available, and **extremely** cost-effective at $1.99USD for the PDF download- The Title is: ”iPermie: How to permaculture your urban lifestyle” Below is the Author’s announcing message: Quote: This book is now available, complete with 14 sections, 248 chapters, and 399,000 words. (For reference, War and Peace is 565,000 words.) iPermie will empower you by giving you the strategies, tools, and techniques you need to navigate the cardinal threats of peak oil, climate instability, ...
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scroll down for two videos http://www.landscapingrevolution.com/ chiron   [End]
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m.mnn.com/green-tech/gadgets-electronics/stories/electrical-device-plugs-directly-into-trees-for-power   [End]
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Great idea! A light powered by gravity. Lift the weight up and your light works for 1/2hr. Nothing else needed. Hopefully they’ll get the funding to bring this forward to the whole world! Can’t find where you can buy these yet, but they will be $10 staring out, and will be $5 and work twice as long if they get funding. If that embed doesn’t work, here’s the link: http://www.aei-ideas.org/2012/12/markets-in-everything-the-amazing-gravity-light/ [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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it’s true I clicked on alert-good. Just want this information to be seen by more people.   [End]
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new moon is the perfect time to make some pine needle ”balsamic”, to get your vitamin C the natural way. good on salads and wilted greens... One caveat. The post says the apple cider vinegar is boiled--but why you would do that, after going to the trouble to get unpasteurized, I can’t imagine. Never mind--the info. is still good. http://theselightfootsteps.com/2012/04/06/takepineneedlesgoodhealth/ Chiron   [End]
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Thank you for posting this.   [End]
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yes, it’s a really lovely work. Thank you saw it years ago, and will watch this again. It never gets old Chiron   [End]
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The Man Who Planted Trees Winner of the Acadamy Award for Best Animated Short Film and Short Film Palme d’Or in 1987, this is a charming animated masterpiece about a man who devotes his life to planting trees. Directed by Frederick Back and edited by Norbert Pickering, this is the full English language version translated by Jean Roberts and narrated by Christopher Plummer (the orginal version is in French language narrated by Philippe Noiret). Jean Giono, the author of the short story upon which the movie is based, wrote the story after American editors in 1953 asked him to wri ... [Video Embedded Here]
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Thrive http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1953794#i [Video Embedded Here]   [End]
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I knew a few years back that if I had a hand crank juicer I would survive no matter what. I just didn’t know exactly what all to juice. Well this video is about a guy who has lived by eating all the weeds within one mile from his house for over 10 years now. And in the process cured his ”incurable” diseases. He shows you what all to eat in your ”garden”. If you have dandelions, plantain, clover and other common ”weeds”, you’ll survive. He doesn’t even mention juicing grass. When the grid goes down, he’s not going to even notice it. He doesn’t even know some of the things he eats. He shows ...
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This is a grand idea. Like books? Maybe you’d like to read some of the wonderful old books that are available on the Soil and Health library, for example. Please share this link, and/or add it to your own site/blog... I have the feeling curezone is full of the kind of people who make good readers. And of course, listeners! Or, as CZ’ers become more healthy, they can give their still-ill relatives the chance to hear good works. And, while it might be a stretch, insofar as the old definitions of Permaculture go, this IS permaculture,in my view. http://librivox.org/ Chiron   [End]
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Hello everyone, I would like to let everyone know about the upcoming Northeast Permaculture Convergence! It’s the 8th Annual and this year it will be held in Middleborough, MA at Soule Homestead on the weekend of July 13-15th. It’s a weekend long event and will be a great place for permaculturists in the area to come together and get to know eachother. There will be food, speakers, workshops, keynotes, fun for kids, camping, music, field trips, and best of all networking! If you or anyone you know in the area would be interested in volunteering, speaking, doing a wo ...
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Hi... I was just checking in with the renewable and sustainable forum, when your forum caught my eye... I was away from CZ because I just spent the last month lasagna mulching my yard. It was such a fun treasure hunt to find the cardboard, pine needles, rabbit pellets, alfalfa, straw, etc. Hauling the mulch around wasn’t as fun... But I trust it will be worth it. Hope to meet others of like mind... Cheers, DesertRosesz   [End]
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http://www.permaculturenow.com/video.html greening the desert is a personal fave. We NEED this. The whole earth needs this.   [End]
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From: http://www.treeoflife.nu/gabriel-cousens-m-d/activism-outreach/bill-s510/ Senate Bill S510 Makes it Illegal to Grow, Share, Trade or Sell Homegrown Food By Steve Green S 510, the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2010, may be the most dangerous bill in the history of the US. It is to our food what the bailout was to our economy, only we can live without money. “If accepted [S 510] would preclude the public’s right to grow, own, trade, transport, share, feed and eat each and every food that nature makes. It will become the most offensive authority against the cul ...
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Note: This is one of the things that Dr. Rima Laibow warned us about, some time ago.. Ladylove -------------------------------------------- From Dr. Gabriel Cousens, M.D.: The Most Dangerous Bill in the History of the U.S.? A most dire bill is up before the U.S. Senate currently. We are calling you to respond to this with the force of your intentions and actions. S 510, the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2010, may be the most dangerous bill in the history of the US. According to Dr. Shiv Chopra, “If accepted [S 510] would preclude the public’s right to grow, ...
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I was hoping it’d get an R or an RN!   [End]
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..Thanks, Chiron :-). I’m very glad they have sited it at Pine Ridge, too, of all places. I remember donating blankets years ago for the rez residents during cold weather. This should be a landmark -and very healing- event for the people there. Namaste, Ladylove   [End]
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http://www.tanglewoodwellnesscenter.com/permaculture-videos.php ”greening the desert” is my favorite. and such an antidote to witnessing the devastation in the Gulf.   [End]
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rcvd 6/22/10 from the Permaculture Mailing List: [permaculture] Please pass this on, help this project! From: Cory Brennan Add to Contacts To: cory@permacultureguild.us -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pine Ridge Lakota reservation, home of Wounded Knee and Crazy Horse, has a long history of fighting back in the face of oppression. The poorest county in the US, with 90+% unemployment and a host of other harsh statistics, the people yet have a warrior spirit, that is pulling the culture together again. http://www.permacul ...
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It IS possible. http://www.petitiononline.com/SoLMag/petition.html   [End]
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Thank you very much, I’m in the process of noting all the butterflies in my area, and have found an amazing variety of these beautiful creatures. I’m going to check out whether we have any painted ladies in Western Australia. The little fellow in my avatar is a baby GangGang rescued from bushfires in NSW. He has been successfully released back into the area he was rescued from, (the area is fully regenerated). I love all parrots, and am very lucky to live in an area where we have wild budgerigars, western rosellas, red cap parrots, twenty-eight parrots, green rock parrots, black cockato ...
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spudlydoo Anyone with my favourite bird as their advatar deserves a prompt reply. Painted lady butterfly: a popular and common fellow in these parts in summer along with much of the lower half of the Eastern Seaboard of Australia. Not a dissimilar range to a Gang Gang I suspect. here is a google link for a phota or ten. http://www.google.com.au/images?q=Painted+lady+butterfly&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=yOMNTJ-4KI7Ccc-f_OEM&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CCIQsAQwAA   [End]
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http://www.oasisdesign.net/design/links.htm#design   [End]
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TIME TO GROW a LIVING FENCE I’ve been so wanting to try my hand at willow fedges and other structures for a few years now, but don’t yet have the place to do it. (For myself, that is). Wouldn’t it be fun to get a group of people together locally, wherever you are, and do a fence-raising, much as the old Amish would do a barn-raising? I just found these links tonight. Am getting a déjà vu that I’ve already posted this before, but, oh well—it probably bears repeating. WATCH AS Martha learns how it’s done. and gets “the secret”. http://www.marthastewart.com/article/living-willow-f ...
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I’m sure there are lots of other varieties of milkweed which have similar uses. ”One final note on the photos above: You will notice an unusual plant in between the carrots in the middle photo. This plant, Euphorbia Lathyrus L. - a.k.a. ’Gopher Purge’, which is in the milkweed family, exudes a sap that is distasteful to voles. We have occasional challenges with voles eating our crops. It seems they have a sweet tooth preferential to carrots, sweet potatoes, and strawberries. Including this milkweed plant in our garden has significantly reduced crop loss due to voles. Interestingly, we ...
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It’s a shame that people don’t realize and utilize the herbs they consider to be weeds. Asclepias(milkweed) http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/a/ascle072.html   [End]
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I hope you are successfull in getting some monarchs to breed, supplying them with their preferred food is a great start. It would be so sad to lose such a beautiful creature from your country. Do you have any photos of the Painted Lady Butterfly, I have never seen one of these? regards spud   [End]
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Spudlydoo, What a beautiful photo! I’m glad that somewhere on this Earth, the monarchs have a fighting chance of survival! It’s good that you still have plenty of milkweed over there- that is what is helping the monarch larvea survive. Some places in the U.S. still have it but unfortunately it is being lost to land development or farmers too quick to cut it down because they consider it a noxious weed. I’ve ordered 20 cuttings of milkweed to plant in our back yard-- the type of milkweed I’ve ordered is native to my area. After it gets established , I want to order some m ...
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This is sad to hear about these beautiful creatures. At the moment I have hundreds of these butterflies around my house and garden, they are a delight to watch. http://www.greenlivingtips.com/blogs/115/Monarch-butterflies-in-Australia.html I have planted many shrubs that they like such as buddlias, flowering herbs and native flowering plants. There is a lot of milkweed around this area, and they breed well. This is one of several, that are in my garden this afternoon, feeding on a white buddlia. http://curezone.com/upload/_G_H_Forums/Gardening/100_1776.jpg spud [Image Embedded Here]   [End]
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http://www.care2.com/ This year may be one of the worst for the monarch butterfly, experts are reporting. Severe hailstorms in Mexico (one of the monarch’s major Winter home) followed by fifteen inches of rain has left the population decimated by up to 50 percent this year. Add to that the ongoing issue of habitat destruction, and the future of the monarch begins to look a little shaky. The monarch population is typically measured by the number of acres of pine trees the butterflies fill in their Mexican wintering habitat. This year, scientists found the smallest area of monarchs ov ...
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This forum probably comes closest to embracing the principles of right stewardship, wellness; and foraging, which includes our part in the whole mandala of eco-balance. I agree with Daniel Vitalis, that people have adopted too much of a ’look but don’t touch’ attitude to ”nature” and wild-crafting (assuming of course they have not been greedy). Yet this is almost a form of extreme reaction to the environmental damage humans have wreaked... We do have a part to play -- spreading the seed... take a look. http://www.danielvitalis.com/category/wild-food-water/   [End]
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and drink infusions of the leaves (and branches? this needs more research) Anyone remember the black currant syrup you dilute with water? http://www.vitalitymagazine.com/black_currant   [End]
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Covers the full range of human concerns ( and potential) Much that has been written in times past is far more forward-thinking than what currently appears. http://www.soilandhealth.org/   [End]
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part five of a youtube series http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5N72H8Q9-8&feature=related   [End]
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”There is only one main doctor and it is your own organism” read on... Anastasia on planting seeds “Every seed planted by someone contains within itself a great amount of cosmic information. Its volume is incomparable to anything manmade. Thanks to this information the seed knows exactly, up to milliseconds, the time when it is supposed to return to life. It knows when to sprout, what kinds of juices to extract from the ground, how to use the energy generated by cosmic bodies like the sun, moon and stars. It also knows what specific type of plant to become and what kind of fruit t ...
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http://www.ringingcedarsofrussia.org/ringing-cedars/vladimir-megre-un-petition.php   [End]
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I adore the Anastasia books. There are 9 books in the series and I am on book 5. I find the books completely inspiring, beautiful, joyfull ...... especially for the future of our planet. I took up some of her advice with my raspberry bushes. It is almost impossible to explain how or what happened, but I followed her advice this year and slept next to my raspberry bushes for 1 night and I also licked a few of the leaves every now and again, walked barefoot around them and spoke to them everytime I watered them. (Dr Masaru Emoto I’m sure would love these books.)  ... and wh ...
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I read these books in the last couple of years. I planted the seeds in the spring but I didn’t go back and read exactly how to do it. I remembered that you needed to hold them in your mouth for 9 minutes which I did but I didn’t follow the rest. Oh well, next year:) I am now harvesting and eating the foods.   [End]
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you’re very welcome! I’m happy you read them. Chiron   [End]
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Anastasia and The Ringing Cedars Selected excerpts, posted with the wish that some others will feel called to read them and be inspired to then read the series, or even just one book of The Ringing Cedars—as I was, when I first came across Anastasia’s advice about how to sow seeds so that the plants resulting will be able to assist “Man”: to heal himself of disease, disorder and even of incorrect habits, and errors in thinking. ”Everything – but everything – on Earth, every blade of grass, every insect, has been created for Man, and everything has its individual appointed task ...
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http://www.pfaf.org/index.php here’s a good site, with databases for the UK and the US, and lots of other information Also, look at Valdamir Megre and the ringing cedars series of books that have inspired many....   [End]
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Hey! We would love to connect   [End]
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..Have better flavor and nutrition than hybridized varieties. Heirloom Vegetable seeds are available from several suppliers, plus heirlooms breed true and you can save seed from them, which may not be possible with hybrids. Maybe it’s time to turn your yard into an edible landscape- Gurney’s: http://www.gurneys.com Baker Creek: http://rareseeds.com/ and Heirloom Seeds: http://www.heirloomseeds.com/ For folks who want smaller and *very* cost-effective packets, there is Pinetree Garden Seeds: http://rareseeds.com/ How Much Food Can You Grow Around ...
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a kombucha ’mushroom’ blended in water: can anyone tell me which plants might benefit from this? I have citrus, avocado, ficus, strawberry guava (or dwarf pomegranate ;-)) and some non-tropicals... should I just add it to my compost and let it work on that? btw--the kombucha tea itself is absolutely delicious! first time making it. I’d always got the impression it was sort of funky. Mine tastes like a slightly fizzy mix of acv, smoky yunan and green tea. I mean, it’s *really* good.   [End]
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Good thinking about hazels...they grow by the roadside, here. Gravenstein apples are wonderful. We ate from a very old tree which hadn’t been tended in years. Divine! And, great keepers, in the fridge. And, Sea Buckthorn? Every part is useful, and tasty fruit! In China they fly seeds over barren hills, to control soil erosion.   [End]
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This is the concept behind the BioDynamic Farming coined by Rudolf Steiner...not the Double-Dig bit of modern Bio-Dynamics though. Which upon listening to Steiner’s lectures J.I.Rodale brought back to america in its simplified form - ultimately to be labeled organics, as he believed that the Bio-Dynamics would be dismissed. You can actually see this for yourself: USDA Mineral Content Reports from the late 30s gave mineral analysis for the common vegetables. Then again USDA released a mineral content report in the mid-90s which shows virtually notta in the same food crops.   [End]
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Residues, and ideally humanure and eventually bodies, are returned to the grower so ”only sunlight is harvested”. Does this mean you are going to use humane fece and dead bodies?   [End]
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sounds wonderful. I fully support all these ideas as well as the (perfect) name. I must look into what you’ve said, further. It fits my visions, though it’s clear I have lots to learn... What do you think of pyramidal greenhouses? I live in the North and have always wanted to grow lemon trees, etc. Is that possible or desirable, do you think--and not moving too much in the direction of ’forced’ growing? I have read that a three story greenhouse is a viable design for this. aesthetically, it’s really appealing too. all good wishes for your visions! Anything you could recommend o ...
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For the last couple of years I have been promoting the idea of Metta (from the Buddhist - ’loving kindness’) production, the next step beyond organic (or at least industrial organic which seems to have seperated itself from the ”healthy food from healthy soil” approach of the founders). The contention being that virtually all production today is (Yeomans) extraction fertility farming, this leads to a depletion in the micronutrients available in food, we mine the superficial layers of the soil/import compost etc. Some contend that obesity is caused by the body quest for said micron ...
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Hi Forumfolk :), This was posted on a Permaculture Mailing List, and I am posting it here for the List Originator: -------------------------------------------------- The seedsavers mailing list at ibiblio is now available to those who want to subscribe. SEEDSAVERS http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/seedsavers This list will help those interested in developing and using a seed saving and seed exchange network. The message archives are open for public viewing. I will develop web, wiki, blog and webforum resources around this list. Anyone who wants to help d ...
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http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=5243302&ch=4226714&src=news   [End]
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Hi Naturalist: You can have rain barrels everywhere. You can also havepipes connected to them so they fee your gardens. I all ready love your farm. Archus   [End]
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Lady after my own heart. I have the same dream. I also want to have a green house so that I can grow some things in winter as well. I like to have my own water well and solar powered house. Hope you find such a place. Lets dream it together, it will happen faster. Archus   [End]
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thanks very interesting n/m   [End]
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http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=5094015&ch=4226722&src=news   [End]
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Hmm , well thanks anyway ,but I am curious why the high dose biodynamic dosage out performs Steiners homeopathic recommendations! After all it is the microzomes that are responsible for bringing nutrients to the plant and this is what Steiner must be trying to accomplish wih the homeopathic blend! But the fact that the brix reading where higher on the higher dose mixture is what makes me curious about this concept!   [End]
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great, thanks for your thorough response, it was very interesting. please feel free to post more about biodynamics in the future.   [End]
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