Thomas A. Cahan wrote: 'we' were diagnosed as having it...
Patrick Edwards wrote:SO my question here is -
If one were to buy 'conventional' seeds and grow them organically (no synthetic inputs), how long would it take for those plants to become 'organic'?
How many generations of growth before the traces of synthetic fertilizers and whatnot are removed from the plants composition?
Should one still consider the 'conventional' seeds for soil building and tillage or would it make it impossible to grow anything organically by leaching said chemical fertilizers and pesticides into the soil?
... how long before the soil has cleansed itself? If ever.
Erica Colmenares wrote:
Could you describe how you did this? Did you just pour (or spoon?) the DE into the crack, where the subflooring and drywall meet?
Erica Colmenares wrote:
I'm wondering if you could describe this a little more. We're at this point in our house build, and I want to talk about it with our contractor (or just do it myself). Are you glad you did it? Maybe it's too soon to know if it was useful.
Melonie Corder wrote:
I'd love to utilize the Pine for something as they die off, drop limbs and shed branches.
I love to read all the post but just do not have time as I'm most interested in middle and East TN.
john muckleroy jr wrote:... is there a safe poison ivy killer?
Anne Miller wrote:
[b]What are your thoughts on wood chippers? What are the pros and cons of wood chippers vs the PTO kind?
Janet Reed wrote:
I can no longer hide in fear. ... I can no longer let my life be ruled by the fear of it.
I’m returning to normal.