there is an online biodynamic calendar - it only does a month or two ahead but thats enough eh and theres a leaf root fruit conversion table and stuff - its at http://www.onbrightsky.co.uk/digest.htm

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is any one focusing on soil science in regards to their permaculture design? benifical microbes and mycological additions to the soil to increase nurtients in the food?

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http://grist.org/feature/2008/05/09/

This is a good article about soil/ carbon relationships. peace!

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First off I am surprised there isn't a biodynamic tribe. Second, I was wondering if there is a free online biodynamic calendar for determining when it is best to plant trees/shrubs, etc... Thanks. Capt Salamander

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just read a little article about a man who grows moss. i am impressed and want to grow some. he makes an acidic combination of sulfur powder and aluminum sulfate, to lower the ph to around 5 or 5.5 and the moss magically appears.

anyone ever experiment with this?

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/01/garden/01moss.html?pagewanted=2&ei=5087&em&en=25539f8036b0efdc&ex=1210132800

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