Hi,I was talking to Josh last night about documentaries, and thought that more generally it might be helpful to have a nice organized directory of resources for contacts, information and so on. The…Continue
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Hi,just finished "Why your world is about to get a whole lot smaller" by Jeff Rubin. He was Chief Economist at CIBC World Markets and lives in Toronto.It doesn't give a timeline to when we should be…Continue
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Hi,There's a book by David Montgomery, called "Dirt!"It seems the book kicked off a movie, the trailer makes me want to read the book as well anyway, you can find the jam-packed 2 minute trailer…Continue
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Hi all,I enjoyed watching the Transition Town video at the library last night, and Richard Heinberg the night before. Saturday Mar, 20 I also attended the Natural Living Symposium in Belleville. The…Continue
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Hi all,
here's my first post for my trials for a year-round indoor salad bar. This is an alternative method that I touched on briefly on my “Hooked on 'ponics” posting. This is not hydro/aqua-ponics, it is a “wicking bed.”
Posted on June 15, 2010 at 10:30pm
Posted on June 4, 2010 at 8:48am
A penguin sees his buddy scooting around the ice edge on his belly. First downhill, then uphill. Again and again.
Ted: "Hold on there, Ned. A word please. You know we usually just slide down and then walk back up, right? And why the repetition?"
Ned: "Ted, I'm disguising myself to go to the Gulf of Mexico. I'm getting carbon black all over my belly to hide the white bits. Then all I have to do is wash-up onshore unable to fly and I'll get free fish and…
ContinuePosted on June 2, 2010 at 10:08am — 1 Comment
Hi all,
I'm doing a blurb here to share what I have been finding out about hydroponics and aquaponics. The main difference visible in the names is that hydroponics uses and nutrient
solution supplied to the system and aquaponics uses fish to supply
the nutrients after being fed.
At this point my credentials on the subject are as follows, I have actively watched Murray Hallam's…
ContinuePosted on May 28, 2010 at 9:13am — 2 Comments
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Hi Geoff.
I hope you are well.
We met in 2010, when Mary Margaret & Martina Screened "The Power of Community", and you delivered worms for vermiculture to me afterwards.
My husband is looking for a sea container, and I remember you told me that you have a source for them. I'd be grateful for any info you could share.
Sincerely,
Ann Marie MacSween
I think you can do that: if your source of worm castings is consistent, you can analyze it for soluble Nitrate content a few times and take an average. Based on your number of plants and soil volume, its water holding capacity and season, you can decide on a fix castings and water recipe, and a watering frequency. I'll have more time to think about that in details after the 19th, so we could talk some more about that then of you want.
I'll try and get to Linux Caffe thurs.
Hi Jessica,
9pm is late for me especially since that location is also far. If it is possible to compromise and either do it earlier or closer to me (East end), that would be great. If not, I will try to work something out.
Thanks,
Marisa
Sure, that sounds great. What time are you meeting, and what are the cross streets?
Thanks,
Marisa