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9067 Linda Shewan
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Mar 1, 2009
10:34 am
A number of acacia trees have edible seeds like A. victoriae, A.longifolia (also called A.sophorae), A.notabilis, A.retinodes, A.pycnantha and A.fimbriata....
9068 Linda Shewan
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Mar 1, 2009
11:00 am
I could argue with this but I am not as scientifically based as Jeff so I would certainly say things wrong BUT my understanding is that the wood chips lock up...
9069 Damodara Das
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Mar 1, 2009
1:37 pm
Dear Group members. Hare Krishna    I wanted to know the level of pesticide usage in the following Fruits generally available in the market: Pomogranates. ...
9070 drey_lim Offline Send Email Mar 1, 2009
1:37 pm
Hello to all, Let me introduced myself, my name is Andry Lim and I came from Davao City Philippines. Our farming technique refers to the Korean natural farming...
9071 La Clarine Farm
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Mar 1, 2009
4:41 pm
Linda, I am sure the increase in water retention provides a better microclimate for the soil microbes and that's why they are seeing increases in growth on the...
9072 Nandan Palaparambil
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Mar 1, 2009
8:28 pm
Arjun, Here is addresses/phone numbers of  the some of the farmers whom you can visit. Some of these are not natural farmers, but definitely organic farmers. ...
9073 Jeff
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Mar 1, 2009
10:03 pm
HMM YES, on further consideration I was the one confused... mulch wouldn't pull nutrients for the soil more than 1mm or so (less than 1/8 inch).. UNLESS...
9074 Jeff
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Mar 1, 2009
10:11 pm
... comparatively safe to eat. ... Banana and Oranges both have peels that humans typically dispose of this means, even though bananas tend to be the HIGHEST...
9075 La Clarine Farm
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Mar 1, 2009
10:38 pm
Jeff (or anyone), Do you have experience with older apple varieties that may be less susceptible to all those common apple ailments? I am wondering if those ...
9076 Arjun Rajgopal
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Mar 2, 2009
1:00 am
Dear Nandan,   Thanx very much. In March end i will be in Kerala, so will try & meet these inspiring souls !!   bye for now,   Arjun ... From: Nandan...
9077 yarrow@... Send Email Mar 2, 2009
3:16 am
At 11:02 PM -0800 2/28/09, Damodara Das wrote: I wanted to know the level of pesticide usage in the following Fruits generally available in the market: ...
9078 yarrow@... Send Email Mar 2, 2009
3:16 am
... tasty, nutritious leaves? ... Though not technically a tree, the perennial walking kale (also known as tree collards) is easy to grow and produces lots of...
9079 yarrow@... Send Email Mar 2, 2009
3:16 am
At 2:38 PM -0800 3/1/09, La Clarine Farm wrote: Do you have experience with older apple varieties that may be less susceptible to all those common apple...
9080 Venkat Rao Jaladi
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Mar 2, 2009
3:17 am
  Dear Damodara das I have no idea how much content pesticide residue is there in the fruits you have asked. I personally we all know that pesticide residues...
9081 garden03048 Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
3:17 am
I have been using wood chips for years as mulch around perennial flowers. Seems to do a lot of good, and I have never noticed any problems. I do simply put...
9082 Raju
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Mar 2, 2009
8:22 am
Dear friends, Many people say that NF is not possible in India. And many says it takes many years. This Experiment shows that there is all agricultural science...
9083 Damodara Das
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Mar 2, 2009
3:39 pm
Are these research experiment results applicable in India also? Here in Gujarat, India, the local farmers report many opposite results in terms of pesticide...
9084 michael hollihn
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Mar 2, 2009
5:20 pm
wood chips will decrease soil fertility by acting as a nitrogen "sink"...to decompose the wood chips draw nitrogen from the soil to begin the process...i think...
9085 michael hollihn
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Mar 2, 2009
5:21 pm
check out the chinese toon tree 'toona sinensis' ... -- Michael Hollihn, www.michaelhollihn.wordpress.com (bioregional timber frames) ...
9086 grannis04 Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
6:11 pm
... Rajuji, The issue of first year crops is very important. People need to know that a first year crop is possible so they will not worry about missing a...
9088 grannis04 Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
10:12 pm
Thomas and all, I did not till prior to starting. The ground was a garden 10 years ago but has been grasses,clover etc. since then. my focus now is on growing...
9089 thomcprestes Offline Send Email Mar 2, 2009
11:55 pm
hello Steve, thank you very much for your message. I'm about to start some experiments and it's very useful and inspiring to hear from other people. best...
9090 Robert Monie
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Mar 3, 2009
2:42 pm
Hi,   Yes, Steve seems to have plugged into a fertility cycle by mulching what naturally grows and sowing into the thin covering of plant litter. This is an...
9091 Steven McCollough
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Mar 3, 2009
5:06 pm
To all, I have used a similar technique on hay/pasture land, sorry no pictures. First the field is mowed in strips about 6 feet wide with all the mulch thrown...
9092 grannis04 Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
5:57 pm
To Robert, Steven and all, Robert, thanks for the feedback. I also grow a wide variety of crops because my main goal has always been to supply the family and...
9093 Lawrence Haftl
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Mar 3, 2009
6:23 pm
Steven McCollough wrote: "All attempts to scatter seeds, seedballs, and legumes have been overcome by perennial grasses to this point except red clover and...
9094 Robert Monie
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Mar 3, 2009
7:05 pm
Hi Larry,   Perennial grasses are the source of fertility in the prairies of the world. Our prairies in the US are made of switchgrass, Indian grass, bluestem...
9095 Michael Meredith
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Mar 3, 2009
7:23 pm
Steve, thanks for the write-up on your planting method. Do you have trouble with deer, squash vine borers, or cucumber beetles? Also, I'm starting to buy seeds...
9096 grannis04 Offline Send Email Mar 3, 2009
7:55 pm
Micheal, I have two dogs and so no deer. Last year gardeners in our area had an epidemic of cucumber beetles however there was no sign in my NF cucumbers. I...
9097 Lawrence Haftl
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Mar 3, 2009
8:28 pm
Hi Bob, I certainly agree that the allelopathic effect definitely varies from species to species both in type and strength of toxicity to neighboring plants....
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