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Re: information for small-scale farming Larry London ( london@SunSITE.Unc.EDU Wed, 25 May 1994 22:09:14 -0400 (EDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: EcoNet Pesticide Issue Desk: "PANUPS: Biodiversity in Zimbabwe" Previous message: Gabriel Hegyes: "CALENDAR: June, 1994" In reply to: TROWLEY@envsci.uoguelph.ca: "information for small-scale farming" On Wed, 25 May 1994 TROWLEY@envsci.uoguelph.ca wrote: Accessing resources at sunSITE.unc.edu Methods: WAIS (also available via telnet) World Wide Web (via telnet, lynx available for vt100 users) anonymous ftp ftpmail Send e-mail to ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu for helpfile on ftpmail usage. Gopher (also available via telnet) Link Info: Type=1+ Name=Worlds of SunSITE by Subject Path=1/sunsite.d Host=calypso-2.oit.unc.edu. Port=70 telnet Login: (follow login instructions for access to WAIS, gopher, ftp, lynx) (vt100 works fine for those using that terminal type) Information on certain archives at sunSITE Navigating the sunSITE ftp directories and Gopher menus: Anonymous ftp: cd pub/academic cd agriculture/sustainable_agriculture cd agriculture/rural-skills cd medicine/alternative-healthcare cd environment/alternative-energy/miscellaneous cd environment/pesticide-education Gopher: The Worlds of sunSITE Sustainable Agriculture Information SunSITE Sustainable Agriculture Information links to: Rural Skills: etc.

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Re: Economics/Prices for organic crops and retail foods Douglas Hinds ( dmhinds@acnet.net Mon, 17 Nov 1997 20:07:02 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: panupdates@igc.apc.org: "PANUPS: USDA Organic Research" Previous message: Steve Diver: "Economics/Prices for organic crops and retail foods" Maybe in reply to: Steve Diver: "Economics/Prices for organic crops and retail foods" Steve Diver wrote: Good Point! The USDA's principal Terminal Market Reports are divided price and product-wise into the following classifications: Fruit Report, (Other available reports don't cover prices but rather, volume; such as the Arrivals Report, Package Count Report, Misc Comm Arrivals Report and the Import Arrivals Report). The question is: What would it take to convince the USDA that organic products merit their own catagory in existing Terminal Market Reports? Alternatively, Organic products could be mentioned separately within the existing product categorys. A third alternative would be to publish a special report for one or more U.S. cities, as is now the case for a few

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26. Restoring The Productivity Of Marginal Soils With Organic Amendments bioavailability, and the feasibility of utilizing this new information for productionof crops of greater J. alternative Agriculture 2(1)315 USDA, ARS, misc. http://www.eap.mcgill.ca/magrack/ajaa/ajaa_8.htm

American Journal of Alternative Agriculture AJAA Index Virtual Library Magazine Rack Search ... Join the Ecological Solutions Roundtable Restoring the productivity of marginal soils with organic amendments Sharon B. Hornick and James F. Parr Abstract Introduction Regular additions of organic materials such as animal manures and crop residues are of utmost importance in maintaining the tilth, fertility and productivity of agricultural soils, protecting them from wind and water erosion, and preventing nutrient losses through runoff and leaching. These materials have predictable beneficial effects on soil physical properties such as increased water-holding capacity, soil aggregation, soil aeration and permeability, and decreased soil crusting and bulk density (USDA, 1957; 1978). Failure to recycle organic wastes and residues, intensive row crop production, and lack of sod-based crop rotations can result in extensive soil degradation and a decline in productivity due to excessive soil erosion and loss of fertility. The continuing desertification of Sub-Saharan Africa and the dustbowl of the central U.S. Great Plains in the 1930's can be attributed largely to improper farming methods that neglected the importance of soil organic master in crop production. When organic materials, such as compost, animal manures, crop residues and sewage sludges are used as the primary sources of plant nutrients, the management system has often been referred to as "organic farming" (USDA, 1980). More recently, the terms alternative, regenerative. low-input, and sustainable have been used to describe farming systems that recycle available on-farm organic resources and sometimes off-farm materials such as municipal wastes, to maintain or improve soil productivity.

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1 Small, E. 1979. The Species Problem in Cannabis. Corpus, Canada. 2 Hopkins, J. F. 1951. A History of the Hemp Industry in Kentucky. University of Kentucky Press, Lexington. p.113 3 His diaries record the removal of male plants from the hempseed production fields which has led some to speculate that he was attempting to grow seedless(high potency) marijuana. This is not the case. It is common practice in hempseed production to remove all but a few male plants to reduce competition with the seed bearing females. There is no evidence George smoked his crop or that the European fiber hemp he grew had psychoactive potential. Quite the contrary. 4 Mitchell, R. D. 1973. Agricultural Change and the American Revolution: A Virginia Case Study. Agricultural History 43:130n. 5 Hopkins, J. F. 1951. A History of the Hemp Industry in Kentucky. University of Kentucky Press, Lexington. 6 Bidwell, P. W. and J. I. Falconer. 1941. History of Agriculture in the Northern United States: 1620-1860. Carnegie Inst. Washington, D.C. p.365. 7 Presidential Executive Order 12919. June 4, 1994. Oil from the hempseed has been specified by the military as a lubricant for particular weaponry.

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Sustainable Agriculture Organic and Beyond The campaign seeks to maintain strong organic standards and to promote agriculture that is local, small-scale and family operated, biologically diverse, humane, and socially just. The ultimate goal of this campaign is to replace the industrial agriculture model with a new vision of farming and the natural world. The Land Stewardship Project The Land Stewardship Project (LSP) is a private, nonprofit organization founded in 1982 to foster an ethic of stewardship for farmland, to promote sustainable agriculture and to develop sustainable communities. LSP is a grassroots membership organization made up of farmers, as well as rural and urban residents working together to: 1) secure a healthful food supply, 2) preserve soil, water and wildlife, 3) support diversified, profitable family-sized farms, 4) organize communities for positive change, 5) hold corporations and government accountable, 6) and create a new sustainable vision for our food and agriculture system. The Electronic Magazine of Metropolitan Agriculture The logic behind metrofarming is inescapable. Decades of sustained assault from policy-makers and vested interests have left the family farm hovering near extinction, the corporate farm ascendent, and a way of life imperiled. So the small-scale farmer must bring exceptional resourcefulness to bear on the problem of finding a viable niche in which to operate and ecological space where he or she can survive and prosper. Cities are where the money is, and city dwellers are clamoring for clean food in growing numbers. As new-fangled mystics are fond of mentioning, the word for "crisis" in Chinese is the same as the word "opportunity." Michael Olson's MetroFarm tells how a farmer who is willing to innovate, experiment, and adapt to current market realities can compete.

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From: Rohita (Dasa) ACBSP (New Talavan MS - USA) talavan@com.org Subject: Re: Flies on Cows Date: Saturday, February 28, 1998 6:40 PM [Text 1139376 from COM] Dear Subala das; Please accept my humble obeisnaces, all glories to Srila Prabhupada. On 28 Feb 1998, you wrote: Please accept my obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada Thank you for writing back promptly. Gopal is a Jersy and was born here about twelve years ago, he lived only briefly in a nearby community before returning to New Goloka. I have taken care of him for most of the two years I have been here. Before that I can't say for certain how he was treated. He doesn't have and behavior problems, he is mild and affectionate, we get along great. I am afraid he has been lonely though, judging from his behavior. This has been due to my ignorance. I am fond of the quote by Srila Prabhupada that temple authorities should make sure all the devotees are jolly and eating a lot of prsadam. Gopal is a devotee too and I must keep him jolly by your mercy. If you have worked with Gopal for the last two years on a daily basis you should now be well acquainted and be able to understand his desires. Yes like humans they require some show that you care about them. This should be corrected by a daily visit where you take the time to talk to him, occasional brushing (daily is not really necessary) and by your gentle touch indicate to him that you wish to see that he is well. Check his legs, rub his neck and brisket ... you probably know where he likes to be scratched do it occasionally.' Just be a friend time' I like to call it, a time set aside when your not feeding or cleaning etc. a time just to inquire.

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Controlled-Release Fertilizers for Vegetable Crops Grown in Florida in the BMP Era Eric Simonne and George Hochmuth This publication is one of a series entitled Fertilizer and Irrigation Management in the BMP Era. This series is divided into nine principles described in the Introduction Chapter (HOS-897). This publication is part of Principle 2, "Soil Test and Follow the Recommendations." BMP implementation requires a global approach to production management. However, for presentation purposes, each aspect of vegetable production is described in a separate publication. Controlled-release fertilizers (CRF) are an alternative to conventional soluble fertilizers where nutrient release into the environment is of concern (especially nitrate nitrogen). In theory, CRFs allow the grower to better synchronize nutrient release with the crops nutritional requirement, thereby reducing the risk of leaching between time of application and plant uptake. Most CRFs are in the granular form (prills), but some liquid formulations are now available. Due to high manufacturing costs, CRFs have been mainly used with high-value ornamental crops. Recently, CRFs have been included in the citrus BMPs for Florida. The renewed interest in CRFs for vegetable production has stimulated on-going research efforts which should increase the amount of available information and grower use.

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ME/CFS, MCS/TILT, HRS, Alternative Health, and Networking Resources - Scotland, UK "The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure, and the intelligent are full of doubt" Bertrand Russell Nuggets "Welcome" [This web-page was last updated: 10.05.04] [ Presently 8 Nuggets spread over various categories ] Quick Links Menu Nuggets Table Contact Web-Master Exit Menu Namaste To Top of Webpage Introduction Thank you for coming Hi N uggets: What are they? Well, as far as this webpage is concerned they are those phrases or paragraphs that seem to stand out, or cut to the chase as they say at the other side of the pond, and get right to the point when tackling the subjects of concern to Satori-5; like Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), and Hazardous Radiations Sickness (HRS). These "nuggets" will invariably be short. They are created here particulary for those visitor who, due to substantial health challenges of one kind or another, simply do not have the health or energy to read the whole book, report, or document that these little gems are taken from. They are also, however, for any visitor who find themselves on a very tight budget with regard to time. T hese "nuggets" will be chosen because of their clarity, their simplicity, their power. They will be chosen because they seem to me to contain the essence of what the author is trying to say in his or her work. And if some of them seem to echo or repeat what has been said before that will be because I deem it worthy of repitition; for there are many out there who seem to be finding it very difficult to understand or accept the realities behind the issues with which these "nuggets" deal. I make no appology for this.

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Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 MISCELLANEOUS This page is a 'bulletin board' for long and short term postings. Tune in from time to time to see what’s new here and in our Back Issues and Networking pages. ANNOUNCING THE FREE PEOPLE PRESS PAMPHLET SERIES Free People Press is the fictitious name of the publisher of Both Sides Now (BSN) . Up until the date of this writing (early 2004) it has concentrated solely on the production of BSN. Recently we felt the urge to also publish small booklets of material not commonly available on the commercial market. This could include both original material and reprints of out-of-print literature. Potential contents could include essays, poetry, fiction, and artwork. Before this series concept came to mind, the press had already produced one booklet as part of BSN No. 43-44 (see Back Issues page). The booklet has also been offered separately from that issue and is listed below. As of now one other booklet has been added to the list. As suggested above, check out this page every so often. Here are the pamphlets now available: “The Challenge: Building a New Society” by Ron Ginther. Written shortly before 9/11, this essay is both a utopian and workable alternative to the entropic system that now dominates world affairs. $1.50.

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BIOMASS CROPS are vegetative lifeforms able to convert water, sunshine, minerals and fertilizer ingredients to produce a greater quantity of bulk (tops, roots or all) in a shorter time than most other crops. The BIOMASS is then available for burning as (woody) fuels, converting to alcohols, agricultural soil amendments such as "green manure" fertilizers or compost ingredients, building materials, fibers for papers and clothes, feeds for livestock and people. The following information is links to websites plus quotations from the webpage cited to demonstrate the quality of the information available at each link. http://www.nrel.gov/lab/pao/biomass_energy.html Biomass Energy Converting biomass into useful energy Biomass energy?the energy contained in plants and organic matter?is one of humanity's earliest sources of energy. Today, various forms of biomass energy account for nearly 4 percent of all energy consumed in the U.S. and 45 percent of renewable energy used in the U.S. Biomass is used to meet a variety of energy needs, including generating electricity, heating homes, fueling vehicles and providing process heat for industrial facilities... http://bioenergy.ornl.gov/bfdpmain.html

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Animals in Islam I Animals in Islam Dominion Over Animals Animals Are Our Teachers Human/Animal Communication ... SECTION TWO Animals in Islam Excerpts are from the book by the same name, written by Al-Hafiz B.A. Masri , the first Sunni Imam of the Shah Jehan mosque (Woking, U.K.) when it was the Islamic center of Europe. He is widely respected for the depth of his scholarship in this field. (An Imam is a scholar who has studied the Koran and memorized it in its entirety.) The sources quoted in this book are the Qur'an Majeed, the first source of Islamic law (Shari'ah); Hadith or Tradition, the second source; and Ijtihad, inference by analogy, the third source. Together, these three sources make up Islamic case law or 'Juristic Rules" (qwdidatul-fiqhiyah) that are the guidelines to be followed for any legal question. Many issues relating to animals, such as vivisection, factory farming, and animal rights did not exist 14 centuries ago and therefore, no specific laws were passed about them. To decide on issues developed in recent times, Islamic Jurisprudence (fiqh) has left it to Muslim Jurists (fuqaha'a) to use their judgement by inference and analogy, based on the three above-mentioned sources. Many Many thanks to CHAI where the following sections were taken from.

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