Calling Out The Organic Growing Machines

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

Ecompost said:
I assume certain religious groups have access to data that might support such a concept. Torque less generators which simply pull energy from the air and so on :)

im thinking if they can isolate the seas salt for consumption,wouldnt that also apply other way around if you dig

Ecompost · Jan 2, 2018

theres lots of research on Cyanobac happening mate, its a wonderful part of a clever system.

Abstract
Three groups of cyanobacteria are recognized on the basis of their organic osmotica and upper salinity limit for growth. In general, the least halotolerant forms accumulate disaccharides, while cyanobacteria of intermediate halotolerance synthesize the heteroside glucosylglycerol and the most halotolerant isolates accumulate betaines in response to salt stress. However, certain strains also accumulate additional organic solutes, depending upon the growth temperature, the ambient salinity and the duration of salt stress.

plus they convert a special form of lipid which enables the thykaloid membrane, allowing plants to better use light energy (galactolipids)

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

was just thinking of you yesterday,23 degrees,lazy ass deer arent even trying to move,lmao,but was looking at the property here,were the boys shot fireworks and all,and stood back and looked at the place,with everything dead or dying from frezze conditions,i have trails over trails of deer paths,look like i raise cattle,so was thinking your hog problem,if you could get a topo map of you property and uinder these cold conditions,every thing lays down,be a great time to look at a over view of your place,them hog trails will stick out like a sore thumb,and there is always a in and out these filtered trails come to,and set up a serious trap for them ,bam bam they gone were they stand,lmao

Ecompost · Jan 2, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
population control my brother,always have and always will,thats why there will always be war,,think i seen something about them trying to get back into chernobyl, man made destrution,mother nature will take it back ,but want we see if it ever does in or lifetime

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-11345935

Ecompost · Jan 2, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
was just thinking of you yesterday,23 degrees,lazy ass deer arent even trying to move,lmao,but was looking at the property here,were the boys shot fireworks and all,and stood back and looked at the place,with everything dead or dying from frezze conditions,i have trails over trails of deer paths,look like i raise cattle,so was thinking your hog problem,if you could get a topo map of you property and uinder these cold conditions,every thing lays down,be a great time to look at a over view of your place,them hog trails will stick out like a sore thumb,and there is always a in and out these filtered trails come to,and set up a serious trap for them ,bam bam they gone were they stand,lmao

its not cold enough to terminate crops here right now, everything is still growing, plus we are heading for drought i think, no water here, this will be the thing that stops the life. Plus the paths between the trees make it harder, they dont have anything to trample, just woodchips.

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

Ecompost said:
theres lots of research on Cyanobac happening mate, its a wonderful part of a clever system.

Abstract
Three groups of cyanobacteria are recognized on the basis of their organic osmotica and upper salinity limit for growth. In general, the least halotolerant forms accumulate disaccharides, while cyanobacteria of intermediate halotolerance synthesize the heteroside glucosylglycerol and the most halotolerant isolates accumulate betaines in response to salt stress. However, certain strains also accumulate additional organic solutes, depending upon the growth temperature, the ambient salinity and the duration of salt stress.

plus they convert a special form of lipid which enables the thykaloid membrane, allowing plants to better use light energy (galactolipids)

so is this why the ocean separte,,from difrent temps ,was watching something and sure as shit,out in the middle of no were there was a blue water from pacific and a brown water other side,for as far as you could see,,was cool as shit,all i could think about was damn talk about a great fishing spot,lmao also with this is it also used to apply to these bottled nutrient in some way

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

Ecompost said:
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-11345935

im gonna have to read that,that poor damn doll i have seen it and others from that place for years,lmao

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

Ecompost said:
its not cold enough to terminate crops here right now, everything is still growing, plus we are heading for drought i think, no water here, this will be the thing that stops the life. Plus the paths between the trees make it harder, they dont have anything to trample, just woodchips.

speeking of that was getting fill dirt other day,and the loader operater was telling me of a place right here were i live,they load and give you all the chips you want free,so big time score,just got get it done,it not run threw a second time ,but will do what im trying to achieve

Ecompost · Jan 2, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
speeking of that was getting fill dirt other day,and the loader operater was telling me of a place right here were i live,they load and give you all the chips you want free,so big time score,just got get it done,it not run threw a second time ,but will do what im trying to achieve

wait till you feel the soil after you apply composted woodchips mate, take time but boy its worth it

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

Ecompost said:
wait till you feel the soil after you apply composted woodchips mate, take time but boy its worth it

im gonna do the whole garden walk ways with it first,bottom garden and top,dont know if you seen mama container garden

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

i know they shouldnt have said free,me and this old 83 chevy will be running back and forth hahah,im thinking not only strangling weeds but fungus buildup under it too,i really dont know how i can apply it to my boxs though,im always rotating shit

oldskol4evr · Jan 2, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
im gonna do the whole garden walk ways with it first,bottom garden and top,dont know if you seen mama container garden

that wild lettuce is still alive even after 4in snow over it for 2 days,and now the temp hasnt been above 25 for 3 days,damn if we could figure out what in it to drop into weed strains ,boy outdoor growing would be grand year round hahaha

Stardusted · Jan 2, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
come on guys and gals,,we cant let the water and chemical growers put us to rest,,nothing new in organic section,,why? so here is my party starter,lmao,,got char being charged with ewc,bio initate,kamino,,compost pile is a month old,full of leaves,2 bails of alfalfa,tea ,coffee,and green table scraps,,these girls in tent are long legged as hell cause mama just wanted them natural,,then changed her mind,,so cuts,gonna do a sog with about 9 of them,,so crank it up,,boxes are crab meal,oyster shell flour for chitin,,alfalfa meal,ewc,azomite for trace minerals,,got all that for the veggie garden,,if you dont post here ,just post somewere in organic,,need something new there for dirt lovers hahahah

Hmm.chicken power..Ive no problems..bugs or otherwise outside..ants spiders wasps..oh..ladybugs an praying mantis..high uv sun..one of my neighbors brags he placed in the High Times competition with a backyard grown..Ive plants under lights..readining for a finish in intense..July Colorado sun..plants just trin to protect themselves from uv..higher thc..

Organikz · Jan 3, 2018

Stardusted said:
Hmm.chicken power..Ive no problems..bugs or otherwise outside..ants spiders wasps..oh..ladybugs an praying mantis..high uv sun..one of my neighbors brags he placed in the High Times competition with a backyard grown..Ive plants under lights..readining for a finish in intense..July Colorado sun..plants just trin to protect themselves from uv..higher thc..View attachment 768233

This is masanobu style straight up...cool shit. Free range chickens to eat the grubs and fertilize the plants. They also keep the soil scratched.

SinCity · Jan 4, 2018

Ecompost said:
theres lots of research on Cyanobac happening mate, its a wonderful part of a clever system.

Abstract
Three groups of cyanobacteria are recognized on the basis of their organic osmotica and upper salinity limit for growth. In general, the least halotolerant forms accumulate disaccharides, while cyanobacteria of intermediate halotolerance synthesize the heteroside glucosylglycerol and the most halotolerant isolates accumulate betaines in response to salt stress. However, certain strains also accumulate additional organic solutes, depending upon the growth temperature, the ambient salinity and the duration of salt stress.

plus they convert a special form of lipid which enables the thykaloid membrane, allowing plants to better use light energy (galactolipids)

hooray for cyanobacteria!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4838734/

Ecompost · Jan 4, 2018

SinCity said:
hooray for cyanobacteria!
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4838734/

yes sir, well posted :-)

SinCity · Jan 4, 2018

you'll have to tell me if this is useful to you--don't have personal experience with covering beds nor amending soils with woodchips so i'm not sure--but i've ridden horses my whole life and most stables with indoor barns use untreated woodchips for stall bedding and have large piles that sit for years. the piles are always only woodchips and no more than two days worth of each horse's urine and manure. there's always open access to the very bottom of the piles...thought it might be useful info

Ecompost said:
wait till you feel the soil after you apply composted woodchips mate, take time but boy its worth it

Ecompost · Jan 4, 2018

SinCity said:
you'll have to tell me if this is useful to you--don't have personal experience with covering beds nor amending soils with woodchips so i'm not sure--but i've ridden horses my whole life and most stables with indoor barns use untreated woodchips for stall bedding and have large piles that sit for years. the piles are always only woodchips and no more than two days worth of each horse's urine and manure. there's always open access to the very bottom of the piles...thought it might be useful info

I tend to go by the birds if you feel me. If i dont see birds in my fields, i know there is a problem and that my life is about to get stressful as a farmer :-)

GT21 · Jan 4, 2018

oldskol4evr said:
speeking of that was getting fill dirt other day,and the loader operater was telling me of a place right here were i live,they load and give you all the chips you want free,so big time score,just got get it done,it not run threw a second time ,but will do what im trying to achieve

I got a spot like that here... they give it away..just got too much

Ecompost · Jan 4, 2018

GT21 said:
I got a spot like that here... they give it away..just got too much

there in lies the problem with fundamental organics, the material is not in the places its needed, shipping prevents the relocation of good media and amendments, some have loads, too much, others no access at all, it is a metaphorical compost pile of doo doo. how to solve the relocation without carbon and cost overhead rendering it a non solution to apply the levels of compost we actually need

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