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    wasted chicken feed

    I am buying in pellets for my laying hens in a fairly suburban environment. I've constructed a feeder that I can fill allowing my laying hens to...
    Thread by: Paul Cereghino, Sep 3, 2008, 5 replies, in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Profit from permaculture

    Re: Profit from permaculture I recently dredged up an old thread wherein Geoff Lawton had a prolonged dialog about his experience of jet-set...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 13, 2008 in forum: The big picture
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    medicinal plants dogs

    Re: medicinal plants dogs No first hand experience. Consider: The Complete Herbal Handbook for Farm and Stable, by Juliette de Bairacli Levy....
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 13, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Profit from permaculture

    Re: Profit from permaculture I can't resist stuff like this-- I'd propose two needs for 'profit'--the two big problems Pc and all progressive...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 10, 2008 in forum: The big picture
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    Masanobu Fukuoka

    Re: Masanobu Fukuoka Definitely get a copy of Natural Way of Farming for your local library or to share. It is his best reference translated...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 10, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Mosquitos Repellent Plants/Trees?

    Re: Mosquitos Repellent Plants/Trees? The latest craze locally is bat boxes to encourage predation. Don't know about efficacy... it seems bats...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 10, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Restoring erroded land

    Re: Restoring erroded land I think of it like learning a language. You and the land just kind of look at each other trying to figure it out......
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 9, 2008 in forum: Designing, building, making and powering your life
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    making cuttings for acheiving over-production?

    Re: making cuttings for acheiving over-production? The acids in willow that make it produce roots so rapidly are absent in other plants that...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 9, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Diet for happier pet chickens

    Re: Diet for happier pet chickens There's a great article in this months backyard poultry that has a discussion of the woes of high feed...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 8, 2008 in forum: Designing, building, making and powering your life
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    pine needle

    Re: pine needle change will take more than a few weeks. I'd check same time next year (pH fluctuates over the course of the year based on temp...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 8, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Restoring erroded land

    Re: Restoring erroded land You soil texture will affect how much you have to work to get water to soak in. If you really have sand, just the...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 5, 2008 in forum: Designing, building, making and powering your life
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    organic compost available on market

    Re: organic compost available on market Our local mushroom grower uses insecticides to combat fungus knat and other flies... a sad state given...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 5, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    Lowgrowing plants for lawn substitutes

    Re: Lowgrowing plants for lawn substitutes I have mixed yarrow (Achillea millefolium) and english daisy (Bellis perennis) with grasses and...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 5, 2008 in forum: Planting, growing, nurturing Plants
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    What is considered as low rainfall?

    Re: What is considered as low rainfall? It seems that the Peter Andrew's story is about floodplain restoration... reconnecting an incised...
    Post by: Paul Cereghino, Aug 1, 2008 in forum: Designing, building, making and powering your life
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