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some nice buckets there SeaF0ur... looks like you might have some living soil/no-till action going on...

"hey elbow, welcome to the grow brother/// pile is 95% oak, maple, elm leaves, 5% grass clippings, well really wild clover. that is my leaf litter pile. i have 2 other compost piles in the yard also." thanks for the kind welcome Mogrow... I use leaf litter/mold in my soil mix too. I've...

Vince, yes, he invented the seed drill too... here's my contribution then, New to Organic where do I Start, Your soil. in Organic farming, the soil is the #1 concern. the part of soil that is the main focus on most Organic farmers in the compost component. w/o a quality compost in the mix...

that's the second time in as many web sites that someone has mentioned "karma from another site" following them. listen, I don't know your deal from other websites... and I'm certainly not interested in clogging teh bandwidth. I must carry an air about me that you've met before, a loathing of...

answering my question with a question... do I make you nervous? are you going to BAN me because I'm not a SM groupie? your obviously the go to person in this organic section... and you're posting 69 page pdf's on soybean farming... in a n00b thread. and spreading misinformation about nutrient...

very nice Mogrow, what's in that pile?

" Gotta love epiphytes!" phalaenopsis FTW. now that I have your attention, lets talk about nutrient stratification, I see you post that garbage everywhere... what's your take SeaMaiden? or you do only posting regurgitated soybean pdf's

I don't know... better ask someone with more experience growing the dank with muck and ants and piss...

spermwhale, good morning... I'm doing great! does the muck smell like sulfur?

I wonder if these trees are suffering from nutrient stratification being a no-till and all.

no beef with you here sister. the pdf was off topic... seriously.

nutrient stratification in a 5 gallon bucket? seriously?... come on.

A 69 page pdf about corn and soybean production in Iowa... really? so, a brief skim over the important parts reveals a lower yield in corn stands in a no-till plot because it had to compete with the cover crop for nutrients... hmmm... based on the corn borer damage and poor nitrogen...

and the bacteria and fungi colonize better and better the longer the soil sits undisturbed. some folks call it no-till.

MSDS re-read the MSDS... you will find an area that states this means, based on the MSDS, whatever is in these dunks is not hazardous to humans, pets, aquatic animals, or the environment. on to the "fly spray" manufactured by summit (same co. that makes mosquito dunks), reading this MSDS...

tattoojim, You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. but, I will give you the benefit of the doubt (not my doubt, but whatever) produce for me here in this thread a copy of why you feel Mosquito Dunks ( which are approved for livestock drinking troughs, pyrethrins are not)...

"just for the record...m.dunks are pyrethryns....unless they just started putting BTI in them" this is a false statement. tattoojim... please read http://www.summitchemical.com/mosquito/mosquito-dunks/ for more information on the active ingredient in mosquito dunks ^^ circa 1998... so if...

"ratios?" not much. cut that doughnut into 1/4's. maybe even 1/8th's... I used a mortar and pestil... (the same one I use to grind my own granite dust) to get the granules of the dunk into dust. (warning: don't breath in the dust of the dunks or granite for that matter) top dress with the...

michganlady, try yellow sticky fly traps around your containers, insecticidal DE on the surface of your soil, and BTi (mosquito dunks) in your water/tea/top dressed into soil.

What up bro! howz things with the Casey Jones addict?