Hi, my name is Luca. I'm looking for italian farms that apply fukuoka methods to go there to see how they work. I hope tou could send me something like...
I sent my Ma a couple of these letters. She replied that she has no problem with slugs because she has blue tongued lizards in her garden (Australia - mid...
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Varanashi Krishna Moo...
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Aug 2, 2002 11:03 pm
Dear friends Kindly visit our new web page www.varanashi.com Yours sincerely Dr Varanashi Krishna Moorthy Varanashi Research Foundation...
Joining may be more actively the list after having been just a reader, I'll quote something that might interest you considering Emilias techniques: "... in the...
hi fellows!, I am trying to use natural methods though working out artificial micro-climates are essential to grow all those tasty exotic plants here in...
... I've had a good look Varanashi. For someone who lives in the southern temperate region the range of crops grown/researched at your farm is truly exotic! As...
... Whoops... I sure you see what I mean!! 8-] Cheerio... Rex...
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Aug 4, 2002 8:35 pm
Dear Rex Thank you for the compliments In our system we do not use Sewage. Other wastes are mixed to the biogas slurry and directly applied to the farm. I am...
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Aug 6, 2002 2:19 am
Xavier. You are in Norway? That is from where my mother's family comes. I am in Alaska; it is very similar, I believe. Jennifer...
Dear Varanashi Krishna Moorthy, Your web page does make us want to visit your research farm, to study the dedicated teamwork, to taste the nourishing organic...
... I am building a greenhouse that will be irrigated with water from sinks, showers, laundry and bidet in a residence. (The toilet is a pair of composting ...
... this may be a basic question from a greywater beginner, but how do you tell what is detergent and what is soap? I'm thinking of laundry and shower here,...
Hello Rex, I'm also in the process of researching reedbeds (amongst other things) and would mention Art Ludwig's website http://www.oasisdesign.net/index.htm...
Following up some discussions here, have a look at Ramial Chipped Wood (RCW) a method developped in Canada at the Laval university by G. Lemieux The only...
Hello Xavier, I'm glad you joined up with the group and are posting at this relatively quiet time (I suspect those of us in the northern hemisphere are working...
What I understand is that you can use coppice wood for that purpose and for 3-4 years. In an integrated settlement, at least in temperate and cold climate ...
... (like here in Norway and Canada) with locally produced wood for heating, this seems a good and interesting solution. Also here in southern France, the...
I was wondering since it is growing season, if anyone was working on producing a Fukuoka Natural farm or garden, and what thier results are so far. Also what ...
I am plannning an installation of almost a kilometer of live fence, that is coppice trees to develop into a solid barrier. The conventional material here in...
... Thanks for the link but again the real reason for the website is marketing his books and services. Admittedly that's from a brief visit however after the...
Hello Rex, John Todd, who wrote the foreword to Toby Hemenway's "Gaia's Garden," is an acknowledged master at using plants and microorganisms to break down...
REPLY: Hi Burt and Souscayrous, A network of Fukuoka experimental stations throughout the US would be a great accomplishment, even if only a little plot on...
Hi Bob and Rex, There is also Dean Cameron who invented the Dowmus system widely used in Australia. He has taken that abit further and called it the Biolytix...
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Thank you for putting this up. Please send information again. Can someone help non-AOLs get this message, maybe in another form or as a website? Where are...
