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Litera, vanguard in risk and productivity management solutions, and ARX Inc., the global leader in digital signature solutions, are pleased to announce that the Litera AxxiTRIALS clinical trial site portal is now powered by version 6 of the CoSign digital signature system. The new features in this latest release of ARX further the AxxiTRIALS powerful and 21 CFR Part 11 compliant Esignature functionality.
Litera AxxiTRIALS, a secure portal solution that speeds trial operations processes from Feasibility to Close-Out, helps complete studies on time, on budget and with the quality of data required. In the AxxiTRIALS portal, trial teams (including sponsors, CROs, investigators and IRBs) work together on clinical trials collaborating on documents while avoiding the delays and costs typically associated with paper-based studies.
The CoSign digital signature engine enables AxxiTRIALS to completely eliminate the need to reintroduce paper each time a signature is required, and also eliminates courier fees and other paper-related costs. Now, with the latest release from ARX, users can expedite their site and study initiation and continue site activities at lower costs, while gaining significant cost savings considering the range of documents that require signatures and the number of sites that can be involved in a single study.
Susan Lewenz, Vice President and General Manager at Litéra AxxiTRIALS, notes: "We are big believers in reducing paper in the trials and CoSign has been a huge part of this. This new release furthers the power under the AxxiTRIALS "hood". Our AxxiTRIALS clients are now able to collect 85% of the signatures they need in a period of 24-48 hours."
"CoSign is a key tool for Pharma companies seeking to accelerate processes," says Rodd Schlerf, FDA Markets Manager at ARX. "AxxiTRIALS is a great example of how collaborative cloud services can also benefit from integrating CoSign into their systems in order to provide their users with the ability to securely and compliantly sign documents."
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McLeansville, N.C. – August 15, 2013 – Litera® announces the acquisition of AxxiTRIALS, a leading Clinical Trials Portal solution providing life science companies and clinical research organizations (CROs) with a platform designed to dramatically speed site start-up, patient recruitment, and end-to-end clinical trial operations.
"This acquisition is in keeping with Litera's continued strategic focus on secure, compliant collaboration and nicely aligns with our content management product portfolio," said Litera President Karen Massand. "We see AxxiTRIALS, with its emphasis on outstanding user interface, community building and engagement tools, together with Litera's powerful document lifecycle, security and collaboration solutions as an absolutely unbeatable combination."
AxxiTRIALS improves operating efficiencies by uniting global trial teams, from Sponsor, CRO and sites, under a single interface that is easy to use, engaging and integrated with existing systems. AxxiTRIALS' customizable workflow tools and compliant document management system speeds the site start-up process, ensures compliance, centralizes key trial information, creates community and keeps investigators and site coordinators engaged throughout the clinical trial.
"Pharmaceutical, medical device, biotech and clinical research organizations that leverage the power of the web see a tremendous acceleration of their trials, particularly in the areas of start-up and patient recruitment, enabling life-saving products to get to market faster," said Susan MH Lewenz, founder of AxxiTRIALS and now VP and General Manager at Litera for the AxxiTRIALS franchise. "Interestingly, the CRO clients who have private-labeled our offering tell us that it has even helped them win new business, as many trial sponsors have now witnessed this speed improvement and demand a portal be used for their projects."
AxxiTRIALS is used for trials of all sizes in locations all around the world to accelerate document handling from feasibility and site start-up documentation, to ongoing safety alert, training and communications management, through the locking of the trial master file. Like other Litera products, AxxiTRIALS is designed to be so intuitive that it requires little or no training, works on any device anywhere in the world and provides the right content and tools for the business process.
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I am trying to make this work within the same exterior footprint. The only exterior wall I moved was cutting the width of the front bump out by a foot.
Things I like about this new plan: -Dining isn't a high traffic area from both directions.
Things I'm not loving: -Lost the music room. I was really liking the idea of having a small room for piano and other instruments with a door that could be shut so we didn't have to hear someone practice if we didn't want to. ;-) Also, the door keeps the sound out of the 2 story foyer. I like the instruments on the main level (as opposed to the basement) because I need to keep an eye on them to help and such.
I'm going to work on it some more, but I wanted to get it here to see if anyone saw something I could do to fix the problem areas. I'll attach my original plan in the next post so you can compare. Thanks! |
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Here is the original, although I have tweaked it some. I'll include the tweaks in the next post in case you want to see them. |
Here is a layout I did of just the areas I was changing of the original plan before I decide to try to completely revamp to the one in the OP. I'm sorry it's so confusing. |
Well it works, but it is totally different. I grew up on a hog farm, and can totally relate to needing a close "wash up" location without going through the whole house. In this regard, this new plan is a huge improvement. But, they are so different, I wonder if there is anything you should be taking into consideration on your lot that you aren't. Like orientation of the house and lighting at certain times of day. Or best views to backyard area where kids will play. Or, ... Does one of these fit better to those? |
Thanks, good questions. We will be on 90 acres. The house will probably face to the North/East. Directly to the east a ways over is a corn/bean field. To the west are woods. In back there is a clearing, but we need to clear some more. The clearing is sort of tucked into some woods. I would say it will end up being about 2-3 acres cleared. I don't think the view to the play area in the backyard would change really. I think I actually like how the sun would shine in the dining/kitchen in the morning in the newer plan. |
Here's how the newer plan looks with some tweaking. -I still don't have my music room. Thoughts? |
The first plan on this thread - I would not want a pocket door from a public hallway into the master bath. I have never met a pocket door that will latch securely and I wouldn't want a visiting kid/teen/adult walking into my bathroom. |
You think it should be a swing or lose the door entirely? |
- Posted by zone4newby (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 9:15
I like the new floor plan better, but I'm wondering if you've looked at any of the floor plan websites for ideas? I added up your square footage, and you're at about 3000 square feet, which is a decent size for a 4 bedroom home-- We're building a 2300 sq. ft. 4 bedroom home and found a few ideas to work from online. If you want to stay fairly square to keep construction costs down, modular home plans might be a better place to look. I mention it because it sounds like you aren't happy with what you've got at this point. We homeschool too, and since we don't want a formal dining room, I got in the habit of looking at each plan and mentally replacing "dining room" with what we use the dining room for now, basically a place to do big messy homeschool stuff. Do you have a school room now? My kids seem to like using the kitchen table or even the family room as a spot to work if they want to be near people, or they go up and sit in their bedroom if they want quiet, so I'm not designing a true school room. |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 9:40
What is the room at the back of the house? How many s.f. is it? |
- Posted by virgilcarter (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 10:07
Your plan is improving, IMO, with the last plan above being the best to date. It finally begins to understand the relationship of the entery and the stair, and what one sees when coming through the front door. None of the other plans did so. Some thoughts: Hope this helps. Good luck! |
- Posted by zone4newby (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 10:48
Would something like this work for you? It's slightly less square footage, but you'd have a 'study' on the main floor that you could use either as a music room or for a main level nursery, and there's a large bonus room upstairs so that you could let your older girls have their own rooms, or you have space for more kids if you have them. |
Here is a link that might be useful: a house plan
zone4 - Yes I have looked at online plan a lot over the last several years. I am trying to make this specific footprint work since that's what our builder quoted from. He based this footprint on some ideas I gave him and found an exterior pic I liked that he thought he could do within budget. That's what is making it so hard is I haven't changed the exterior walls when adjusting things in this plan. I need to get with him to see if I should just start with a whole new plan entirely. reno-It's a school room. About 15x14 in size. Virgil-Yes, I would love to put the school room off that end of the house but the way it will sit on the property I'm not sure we can. I'll have to check. We are wanting a walk out bsement out that end of the house. I agree though, I'm not loving the room just stuck off the back. The excessive halls is what dh didn't like about this plan. Said it was wasted space. I'm not sure how to do it otherwise. I'm trying so hard to make it all work and meet every wish we have but I don't think I'm getting it. :( Yes I want to have a big shower.I have told builder that. I just left some room and I have to see how big he can do within budget. The small rooom is a nursery for any children that are too small (for my taste) to sleep upstairs away from us. :) zone4-I'm going to check out that plan right now. |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 11:51
There s no benefit to being married to a footprint; it just makes the design process more difficult and limits opportunities. You need to start thinking about the spaces created between the room you are moving around. I know that is very difficult but if it was easy anyone could design a good house. |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 12:33
I can't read much of the labels or dimensions on the small plans so it would help to know the area of the house. Can't you create a larger file? |
Zone4 - I love a lot of things about that plan. I'll list the immediate things I see that wouldn't work. If anyone has any way to make those things work then I would gladly suggest it to my builder. I like the exterior a lot! -I would like the main level laundry (we hope to have an upstairs laundry with kids rooms) to be near or even in the master. -Not sure about kitchen. Would have to work on the layout. Are the dimensions wall to wall? Does anyone know? -We are hoping for at least 16 feet (would love 20 but don't think it will happen) for dining space to accommodate our large table. -Upstairs beds and baths seem to be on the small side but not terribly small. -Would like a laundry upstairs. Reno-I'm finding that to be very true. It has made me stay in check on size though. When I would make plans before I would bump a wall out here or there and end up with 8000 square feet. LOL Okay, well not 8000 but you know what I mean. I'm not sure I understand what you mean about "thinking about the spaces created between the room you are moving around". Do you mean the room I am moving to another location in the plan or the main focus room (ie., living room or kitchen or...) that we think is highest priority and making the plan work around that? I keep reminding myself that things that take a lot of work are usually worth it. I'll keep trudging along. I appreciate your help! |
Lager file? I'm not sure how. I make the plan in 3Dhome then save as PDF so I can email to my builder. GW doesn't accept pdf so I do a print screen and save that in paint as a jpeg. Is that the best way to do it? Is there a way to make the pic bigger? |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 13:30
In order for me to help you layout the floor plan I need to know what your area limit is on each floor minus the garage and porch. I can't find this information in the thread. What is the actual name and producer of your software? Is it 3D Home Design by Livecad? or 3D Home Architect Deluxe by Broderbund? or one of many others that use the term Home Design in their name? |
Reno - It is borderbound. We got it years ago. It only works on our old computer as the laptop won't recognize it. So I work the plan there then save to a thumbdrive because that computer isn't online. Then run to the basement to put it on the computer with print to pdf options. Then run back upstairs to email it. Hi tech set up huh? You think my floorplans on here are bad you should check out the house I live in now. LOL It doesn't help that I'm not real tech savvy. |
The original plan is: Main floor is 48'wide x about 31' deep. Not including the 2' bump out in the foyer, the 14x15 school room or the mudroom/music room jog between house and garage which is 20'x10'. Upstairs is 42' wide x 31 deep. Basement - would love full but will probably just be a square of about 30x30 under the left end because of the walk out. I don't even quite understand how the builder comes up with the estimated cost. I assume he looks at simple exterior without a lot of bump outs, nooks and crannies. A simple roofline without a steep roof pitch (which of course I love a steep pitch). Maybe measurements that work well with sizes of boards/drywall and such so there is minimal cutting and waste? |
- Posted by Renovator8 (My Page) on Wed, Oct 17, 12 at 14:19
Any photo program should be able to convert a PDF to a JPG. Or you can use a free online service. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Convert PDF to JPG online, PDF to JPG free converter
I got the pdf to jpg but then couldn't figure out how to post it here. When I saved to my computer it was a zip file and that wasn't allowed. I used the file inside the zipped folder but it had no extension so it didn't work. I can't see a way to link to the pic on that site where it was converted. I'll try in a bit to see if I can get mine bigger. I'm sorry I'm not good at this. |
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IRI Releases Egypt Poll
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Washington, DC – Today IRI released its first survey of public opinion in Egypt (PDF) (Arabic version (PDF)) along with analysis of the poll's findings (PDF) (Arabic version (PDF)). This poll marks one of the first major releases of public opinion research in Egypt since the departure of Hosni Mubarak, under whose rule survey research was forbidden.
Given that understanding and responding to public sentiment is a crucial element of democratic governance, this and future polls will serve as an aid to Egyptian civil society and government officials, while increasing international understanding of Egypt during this time of change.
This survey, conducted from April 14-27, 2011, was based on 1,200 interviews, yielding an overall margin of error of ± 2.78 percent at the midrange of the 95 percent confidence level.


text: Another contemporary "dramedy" series from the star/creator of The Job, Rescue Me revolved around the activities of a group of professional firefighters operating Engine 62 in a post-9/11 New York City. Denis Leary headed the cast as senior firefighter Tommy Gavin, who had allowed the pressures of his job to botch up his home life, separating him from his wife, Janet (Andrea Roth), and their three children. Even more disturbing was the fact that Tommy was constantly haunted by the ghosts of his dead comrades, and regularly carried on conversations with his deceased cousin, firefighter Jimmy Keefe (James McCaffrey). Nor was Tommy the only member of the Engine 62 team battling personal demons. Chief Jerry Reilly (Jack McGee) was a compulsive gambler; handsome Sean Garrity (Steven Pasquale) was incapable of carrying on an intelligent conversation; and daredevil Franco Rivera (Daniel Sunjata) insisted upon living on the edge, both on and off the job, frequently with disastrous consequences. Meanwhile, Lt. Kenny "Lou" Shea (John Scurti) endeavored to channel his emotions and phobias into writing poems, and rookie Mike Silletti (Mike Lombardi) was kept busy trying to figure out what sort of practical joke would next be pulled on him by his sadistically prankish co-workers. The first season of Rescue Me was launched by the FX cable network on July 21, 2004. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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The Motor Pool leases and rents sedans, station wagons, vans and trucks to departments and individuals for University business; operates a fueling and vehicle repair station; and maintains data, titles, and licensing for the vehicle fleet.
The automotive shop maintains the University's vehicle fleet, including Motor Pool. The university fleet consists of approximately 170 licensed vehicles and another 100 off-road equipment items of varying size. Call 3-2869 for service.
To reserve a vehicle, complete the Vehicle Reservation Form online or call 273-2610. For Information on valid users, eligible drivers and vehicle rates, please refer to the Motor Vehicle Usage Policy. Keys can be picked up at the Physical Plan Scheduling Office from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Record the mileage from the odometer before leaving and after you return. Gas for the vehicle can be obtained at the Physical Plant fuel pump if you are in the Cedar Falls/Waterloo area. If you are out of the area, a credit card is provided for purchases of gasoline. Return all receipts with the key and credit card when the car is returned.
To report problems call motor pool at (319) 273-2610 during office hours, or after office hours, call public safety at (319) 273-2712. In case of an accident, refer to the information provided in the glove compartment of the vehicle.
To cancel reservations call 273-2610 or email email@example.com. To avoid a one day rental charge, cancel 24 hours prior to reservation.
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The Motor Pool has 15 passenger vans are available through a rental agreement with the Board of Regents and Enterprise Auto. All drivers must be 21 years of age per that agreement. Departments should verify the age of the drivers when authorizing the reservation. Motor Pool will confirm the age also when the keys are dispatched. Drivers will be provided pertinent information for the safe handling of larger vehicles when they pick up the keys and the driver will be asked to sign after reading the form.


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Can a mental illness qualify you for disability?
Yes, you can qualify for disability (either social security disability or SSI disability, or both if your claim is concurrent) on the basis of a mental illness. The key to being awarded benefits on the basis of a mental illness is simply providing medical record documentation that proves an inability to engage in what the social security administration refers to as substantial gainful activity or SGA. This simply means working and earning at least a certain amount, and this amount is subject to change each year.
Translation: you can work and still potentially be approved for disability benefits as long as your earnings do not exceed a certain limit. The reason social security (and SSI) works this way is because the federal government acknowledges that even individuals with disabling conditions may be able to engage in limited work activity.
Of course, if an individual demonstrates that they can work and earn more than the SGA limit, the social security administration will eventually have no choice but to conclude that the individual is not disabled, or, if they have been receiving benefits, is no longer disabled.
Also, and this is important to keep in mind: individuals who are filing on the basis of a mental illness should be particularly careful with regard to work activity. The ability to engage in work activity that is even below the allowable limit can sometimes sway the perceptions of a disability claim decision-maker...such as a disability examiner when a case comes up for review.
Note: all cases that have been approved eventually come up for review; for this reason, those who have been approved on the basis of a mental illness should carefully consider their circumstances before they engage in work.
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Sleigh Bells' Treats Streaming at NPR, Yet Another Great (Partial) South Florida Project
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Get ready to hear a lot about Sleigh Bells' "Treats" and possibly even hear it too |
Don't forget that 50 percent of Sleigh Bells has South Florida roots -- Derek Miller used to play guitar in local hardcore outfit Poison the Well. Paired with vocalist Alexis Krauss, this album bangs (and rings) as fiercely as anything M.I.A. put out under her own name -- Treats is released via her N.E.E.T. Recordings. Our early fave is "Rill Rill," which has more of a gooey center than some of the other harder-hitting tracks.
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This report analyzes developments in UK integration policy over the past 15 years—a period in which immigration levels increased substantially, with the composition of migration flows becoming increasingly temporary and diverse in nature. The analysis focuses on whether or not policy has influenced national identity, integration outcomes, and neighborhood cohesion.
African immigrants generally fare well on integration indicators, with college completion rates that greatly exceed those for most other immigrant groups and U.S. natives, this report finds. The United States, Canada, and Australia disproportionally attract better-educated African migrants then do the United Kingdom, France, and other European countries.
Immigration from the Caribbean to the United States is a relatively recent phenomenon, beginning largely after 1965. This report provides a demographic profile of the 1.7 million Caribbean immigrants in the United States: their geographic settlement, education and workforce characteristics, earnings, modes of entry, and more.
This event marks MPI Europe's official launch in Brussels. To inaugurate the new office, MPI Europe will host a panel discussion to explore what is driving societal discontent in Europe, the role immigration plays in this, and why there is a growing perception that immigrant integration efforts are failing.
This Transatlantic Council Statement examines both the challenge and opportunity for governments, in an era of skepticism about migration, to create a new definition of "we" based on a more inclusive idea of national identity and belonging, and to convince the broader society that investing in integration is an investment in shared futures.
This report challenges the recent rhetoric and addresses the advancement of policy areas for countries, examining factors that impede or facilitate successful the implementation of multiculturalism. When these facilitating conditions are present, multiculturalism can be seen as a low-risk option, andhas worked well in such cases.
For more than a decade, states have experimented with civic integration policies that require immigrants to learn the official language of their host country and acknowledge its basic norms and values—or risk losing social benefits and even residence permits. This report explores ways states can put forth smart policies that benefit natives and immigrants in host countries.
The two sides of the debate on immigration and integration in Europe share an underlying assumption that the problem is cultural, while disagreeing on whether it is the result of too much or too little respect for cultural differences. This report contends that both get the issue wrong, calling attention to the inability of policies to ensure immigrants acquire and retain work.


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1. Solar energy toy, the head of flower can shake or nod all the time when have light. 2. There is a piece of Solar panel in front of the base. It will give you back good mood when you look at it, which brings joy into your daily life and it is a good way for release the stresses and strains of modern life. 3. It can be put in your car office or your house, when ever you want but need enough light. Not only for show but also make good environment.


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Western Iowa Minor Source Emmission Inventory Reports Due May 15
Posted: 01/26/2012
Minor source facilities located in the western third of Iowa (counties listed below) must submit their Minor Source Emission Inventory (MSEI) for calendar year 2011 emissions to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) Air Quality Bureau by May 15, 2012.
Letters have been sent to facilities required to complete this year's report. A complete air pollutant inventory is required by Iowa Administrative Code (567) sub rule IAC 21.1(3). The data collected is used to track Iowa's progress towards meeting national air quality standards, perform regional and local air pollution dispersion modeling, develop control and maintenance strategies required by the Clean Air Act, and identify emission levels and trends throughout the state.
Reporting forms and updated instructions can be downloaded from
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The Iowa DNR will offer Minor Source Emission Inventory SPARS training webinars beginning next month. Facilities intending to submit their MSEI report electronically are strongly encouraged to attend a SPARS training webinar. SPARS training webinars will be held February 29, March 1, March 7, and March 8. Additional information regarding the webinars is available at
Facilities with less than 100 employees may also contact the Iowa Air Emissions Assistance Program (IAEAP) at the University of Northern Iowa for free training in order to complete their Minor Source Emissions Inventory. For more information regarding free training through the IAEAP, please visit
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Below is a list of western counties included in the Minor Source Emissions Inventory:
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text: | Dáil Éireann - Volume 630 - 31 January, 2007 Written Answers. - Installation Aid Scheme. Mr. Perry Mr. Perry Mr. Perry asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if she will ensure that an installation aid application is processed for a person (details supplied) on the revised payment scheme when the requested information is furnished; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [1332/07] Mary Coughlan Mary Coughlan Mary Coughlan: The person concerned has submitted an application under the current Installation Aid Scheme, which applies to eligible farmers set up for the first time in farming on or before 31 December 2006. His application will therefore be considered in accordance with the terms and conditions of that Scheme. The Installation Aid Scheme to be applied in Ireland as part of the 2007-2013 Rural Development Programme will be introduced as soon as EU approval is received for the Programme. Dáil Éireann 630 Written Answers. Installation Aid Scheme. Questions 20070131 | ||||||||||||||||||||||


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Looking for kiss me over the garden gate seeds if any one has them available. Happy to trade or do postage. Would appreciate it if I could find some.
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Hi Barb- I have some seeds left over from 2010 you can have for postage if you'd like. They need 2 months of cold stratification though (and I didn't have them stored in the fridge) so I'm not sure how well that will work out for you, since they generally take 3-4 months to bloom. I usually winter sow them... |
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RE: Turface seems small...? (Follow-Up #29)
posted by: cebury on 06.14.2010 at 02:02 pm in Citrus Forum Mandarin, I didn't read all the threads here, but yeah Turface has a very large percentage of "fines", especially if you sift with the slightly larger #10 mesh screen. Using that screen, which is what Tapla uses, yields 60% waste (each bag can differ). This all depends on how well (long) you sift. Yes -- best case is 50% usable product with this screen.
If you sift with Aluminum insect screen, you get a more solid 60%+ usable. Use Fiberglass insect screen, if you're in a hotter area, and can afford smaller particles or don't mind a (potential) small perched water table (not all that bad in my hot area). Many of them have rectangular shaped mesh, with dimension of 1/32 x 1/16 inch instead of the aluminum being square shaped 1/16. So you it won't filter as much and you retain more particles. I use this screen a lot. Honestly, I buy the Napa product as it has larger particles. I've tried many of the products and documented my findings -- based on how much the product cost and the usable yield. I'll post it now. If you're interested, look for a thread titled "Waste screening Turface,Axis,Playball,FloorDry & Cost" The gritty mix should be considered as a whole. I use a slightly smaller grit than gran-i-grit. Therefore it holds a bit more water in the macro pore space, but still doesn't perch. If you use much smaller bark particles, the same thing happens. NOTES: <none>
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RE: Size of grit (Follow-Up #2)
posted by: tapla on 10.29.2009 at 09:14 am in Container Gardening Forum An ideal mix would have the particles all around 1/8" in size (perched water disappears as particle size increases to just under 1/8"). If one of the 3 ingredients is larger or slightly smaller than that, it won't change the drainage characteristics too much, and in the case where it's slightly smaller, perched water will not be a problem. Changing 2 ingredients to a larger or smaller size has a considerable impact on the properties of drainage and aeration.
The problem with having the bark @ 1/8" is it's increased surface area:volume ratio increases the speed with which it breaks down, so for my purposes, I've found that if the bark is a little bigger (1/8-1/4) and we keep the screened Turface and crushed granite or cherry-stone about BB size (grower size grit or #2 cherrystone) I get the best results. The whole idea of the soil is durability of the ingredients, adjustability, and achieving maximum water retention with the %s of ingredients you choose w/o the need to risk any perched water. That's why I always screen and am careful about size. Particle size is very important. Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: Question for tapla - 100% turface mixtures (Follow-Up #13)
posted by: tapla on 02.26.2009 at 08:47 pm in House Plants Forum Jefe - the media of the pH is a consideration in container culture, but it's not vital. The soil solution pH is more important. My water pH varies by season, but in summer it's usually between 8.0 - 8.5. I don't do anything to it to lower the pH and my plants fare very well. In winter, I have noticed some minor yellowing in new growth on things under lights, and have used a tablespoon of vinegar per gallon of water each time I water to neutralize some of the alkalinity in my tap water. It usually clears it (probably a pH induces Fe deficiency) up quickly. If I was in your spot, I'd probably adopt a wait 'n' see attitude - you may not need it.
If any of you guys are going to use the gritty mix, I would add a tbsp of gypsum per gallon of soil (when you make it) for extra Ca and add 1/4 tsp Epsom salts to each gallon of fertilizer solution - even if you use the FP fertilizer. About the soil particle size: Pudding is made of fine particles that retain water and hold it tightly. How much perlite or pine bark do we need to add to pudding before we alter the drainage properties? Lots - right? The perlite would have to be the predominant ingredient before there would be any improvement in how water would percolate through the soil. The same is true of sand. If you have fine sand that supports a 4" PWT, you could probably add more than 50% perlite and still have a 4" PWT Applied to the gritty soil now: If you have 1 part of Turface and one part of grit, you have 2 parts of soil that are comprised of roughly the same size particles. Adding large bark chunks would be like adding perlite to pudding - it's not going to alter the PWT or drainage properties much at all. It will have an effect similar to reducing the volume of soil. It won't have much effect on the total volume of water in the soil at container capacity, though. The reason is the bark's ability to retain water is better than the grit, but not as good as Turface - it's pretty much at the average between the two, so adding 1/3 large bark component (to grit/Turface) won't change drainage, aeration, or total water retention. It will slightly reduce the o/a water-holding ability of an all-Turface soil, however. Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: Question for tapla - 100% turface mixtures (Follow-Up #8)
posted by: tapla on 02.26.2009 at 02:45 pm in House Plants Forum Even in peat based soils, the peat is very insignificant insofar as providing nutrients is concerned. I think the practical consideration is that since soilless mediums supply so little nutrition, you might as well consider they supply none - leaving the supply of nutrition entirely to the grower.
The only two reasons I use bark in my soils are to lower pH and because it's much less expensive than Turface or granite by volume. Garden soils are generally >95% mineral and <5% organic in nature, so what is to stay us from growing in a properly aerated container soil @ near the same %s? Since container culture is so close to hydroponics, we should be able to (we can) use an all inorganic medium, as long as we're able to supply the right nutrients in favorable ratios. I have some pines and junipers, a Santolina chamaecyparissus ..... growing in a mix of nothing but Turface and granite .... and several other succulents besides the pics above. All do very well. I think I have a Pachypodium lamerei, and I'm sure, others growing in Turface/grit, too. All my houseplants are and have been growing in some variation of the gritty mix you're asking about. Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: Chicken grit vs. Turkey grit for 'gritty mix' (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: tapla on 03.04.2010 at 09:55 pm in Container Gardening Forum 'Some' large particles won't change the drainage characteristics of what you started with - like mixing a handful of perlite into a quart of sand isn't going to change either aeration or drainage, so it does make quite a difference. The grit should be the same size as or a little larger than the screened Turface. 1/8" would be perfect. The gritty mix is actually designed to hold lots of water in the Turface and bark pores, but still no perched water. Using smaller particles will work, but you will have some perched water to deal with. You could prolly get by if you had to by wicking, but the great thing about the gritty mix is you don't have to worry about things like perched water, and to a large degree - over-watering.
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RE: Question for Al - Continued (Follow-Up #8)
posted by: tapla on 03.03.2010 at 10:24 pm in Fig Forum If you're making the gritty mix, the 'ideal' bark size would be 1/8-1/4". I buy a Shasta Forest Products product (white fir bark) that is clean & prescreened in that size. I bought 20 - 3 cu ft bags in CHI last summer, so I have enough to last awhile, but all my friends keep moochin'. ;o)
I always used Gran-I-Grit in 'grower size' for the granite fraction, but in recent years I've gone to #2 cherrystone, which I prefer, but only because it's a rusty color and looks better in my bonsai soils. Performance is the same. I don't know if the link to my Yellow Pages search will work or not. If it doesn't, just go to the Yellow Pages & enter the search words St Louis MO feed grain and you'll have lots of leads for the granite or cherrystone. Al Here is a link that might be useful: Yellow Pages search NOTES: <none>
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RE: Question for Al - Continued (Follow-Up #1)
posted by: tapla on 03.01.2010 at 09:53 am in Fig Forum You CAN substitute, but Perlite holds considerably more water than granite, so you'd need to decrease the Turface fraction and increase the perlite. I know that sounds counter-intuitive, but Turface holds more water than perlite, so by decreasing the Turface and increasing the perlite, you'll be reducing water retention to approximately what the gritty mix would be.
Maybe 3 parts bark 4 parts perlite 2 parts Turface The granite would still be better, though. Where do you live? I might be able to help with finding the granite or a suitable substitute through one of my many bonsai contacts. It would help if you included your USDA zone and state in your user info (like mine > z5b-6a MI). Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: Question for tapla - 100% turface mixtures (Follow-Up #90)
posted by: tapla on 05.16.2009 at 11:26 pm in House Plants Forum Hi, Matt. Sorry it took me a while to reply. Yes - screening through insect screen is fine and if the bark is between 1/16 - 1/4" it's fine. Size is the important thing for the conifer bark when making the gritty mix.
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RE: Question for tapla - 100% Turface mixtures (Follow-Up #37)
posted by: tapla on 03.23.2009 at 08:01 pm in House Plants Forum Ohhhhh - it's too fine for soils. :o( You want Turface MVP or the same product Profile packages for John Deere Landscaping called 'Allsport'.
You could also use the calcined DE from NAPA auto parts stores that they sell as 'floor-dry'. Are you also going to use crushed granite in the soil? The 1:1:1 is uncomposted pine bark: Turface: crushed granite grit. If not, you should use 2 parts Turface or calcined DE and 1 part bark and screen the Turface or DE through a kitchen strainer with holes about the size of insect screen. Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: Al, I'm ready for some help :) Need to start a mix:) (Follow-Up #8)
posted by: tapla on 01.04.2010 at 05:45 pm in Container Gardening Forum I agree with Mike, that it's worth getting it right the first time if you can muster the patience. When you start changing ingredients, you end up with a different soil. E.g., Mike thinks you could substitute pumice for Turface, but pumice has about the same water retention as a 50/50 mix of Turface and granite, so now you don't need the granite - right? - but what about your ability to adjust water retention?
The soil is well-thought out. The inorganic ingredients are chosen for size (extremely important) and their considerable contrast in water retention. When you start changing those ingredients, you really alter the physical characteristics of the soil. I'm not saying it won't work well, but you'll end up with something considerably different than the gritty mix. For best results: * Size is important. You want the particles to be as close to 1/8" as possible, and all fines should be screened out. * It's important that the bark component is pine or fir bark. Other mulches and wood products won't work well. It's ok if the bark is slightly larger than 1/8", but it should be screened and almost all the particles 1/8" or larger to 5/16" or smaller. * Turface and calcined DE can be used almost interchangeably, but if using calcined DE it will increase water retention, so you may wish to decrease the DE fraction or increase the granite fraction or both. I have better results with Turface, but it's not all that noticeable and may be because I haven't adjusted to the DE (or it could be a pH issue). * Gran-I-Grit in grower size or #2 cherrystone are preferred and interchangeable, but you can use silica if the size is 1/2BB to BB size or slightly larger. Others are using substitutes when they can't find a particular ingredient, but the soil works extremely well when it looks like this: Al NOTES: <none>
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RE: indoor citrus (Follow-Up #25)
posted by: meyermike_1micha on 06.07.2010 at 09:06 pm in Citrus Forum Josh, you are a stealth of info and such a BIG help..Thank you for the pictures for all to see.....Beautiful mixes! No wonder your trees are so happy. Happy feet I guess..Great advice..
Jacklord, you are way to funny...To this day once my plants come inside, I am scared to death to go without my wooden dowels...lol Manderin1, by way of suggestion, I would rid the coconut husk all together. Do 5 parts bark chips, one part pumice, which would replace peat to provide moisture and be more durable, and one part perllite...Feel the texture and if you can, take a picture of the finished product..I bet the roots to your plants will be very happy, and the pots will not be heavy...If you use any peat at all instead of pumice, don't forget to lime.. Don't forget, the bigger the particles, the faster your soil mix will dry out, the better your roots will breathe, great gas exchange in the root zone, less chance of root rot, and NO FUNGUS GNATS!! Mike..:-) NOTES: <none>
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RE: indoor citrus (Follow-Up #23)
posted by: greenman28 on 06.07.2010 at 06:20 pm in Citrus Forum Nate,
the gravel pic looks good! The gravel shown is of good size. If you can get some bark nuggets in the appropriate size and a bag of perlite, you'll be just about there. "Pine shavings" usually refers to shaved sap-wood...the white or cream-colored inner wood. As Jack and others mentioned, you want dark outer bark, which is very resistant to decay. Have a look at these pics of bark and mix below - I use a similar mix for citrus, conifers, and maples. NOTES: <none>
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Erik Why morning glory? It is not considered a good hummer draw, at least not in my neck of the woods. The closest thing I have in my garden that compares to that is petunia exserta which is pretty much a bust and I wont be having it next season. |
I've heard the red ones attract hummingbirds and I was thinking of an annual vining plant that won't get too big. Maybe I'll try sweet pea? |
I've planted the red mandevilla vine for a few years under my shepard's hook with my feeder. They've always seemed to really like it. I planted a white one this year, because I just feel the need to switch it up. However, there is always something red blooming in this small hummingbird garden. Lobelia cardinalis, huge potted red geranium I've overwintered now for 4 years, pineapple sage. I will say I haven't really paid much attention but I've yet to see a hummer eat out of a white vinca (mandevilla) flower yet... But they've always loved the red mandevilla! |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 15, 12 at 18:18
Sure it would work! Morning glories are nectar-rich flowers but they don't necesarily have to be the red colored ones.......hummers seem to know intuitively (a common genetic memory?) what kind of flowers produce what concentration of nectar so coloring is not nearly as important as one would expect. IME, most of the common annual vines tend to be big hummer attractors - scarlet runner and hyacinth bean, all manner of Impomoea (morning glories), sweet peas, nasturtiums, rhodochiton, firecracker vine (Mina lobata). This year I tried a new-to-me annual, candy corn vine, Manettia luteorubra.......huge success!! |
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Thanks everyone for answering my question:) Now my hummingbird garden will have even more flowers to feed hummingbirds next year! Did you know one hummingbird drinks from 1000-2000 drinks from a day! Once again, Thanks everyone! |
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As a Michigan DUI and driver's license restoration lawyer, I handle the whole gamut of drunk driving and driver's license related work, from 1st, 2nd and 3rd (felony) drinking and driving offenses, to restoring driver's licenses for people after those 2nd and 3rd offenses. The name of my site, www.macombduidefense.com is a big a clue regarding my day job. Of all the people that I encounter, however, probably the most emotional and nervous are those facing a 1st DUI offense. Most of the time, these clients present as people who have never been in trouble before, and now they have to hire a lawyer and go to court for what is, at its core, a criminal charge.
My practice is unique in that I generally work with a more cerebral, educated and genteel client base. My clients are usually people with more at stake - meaning more to lose - than the average person. Many of my clients have professional licenses, good jobs, and a high degree of accountability and responsibility. Certainly, there is no one at my level of clients for whom a drunk driving is any kind of badge of honor. To a person, all of my clients want to make this whole DUI thing go away as much as possible. I can certainly make that happen to the extent factually, humanly and legally possible, but all the reassurance in the world won't completely obviate a person's concerns or trepidation as he or she moves through the DUI process.
Therefore, lets' begin this discussion on a positive note: Almost without exception, you do not really face going to jail for a 1st offense DUI. That means you should probably reconsider hiring any lawyer whose primary sales pitch is that he or she will keep you out of jail; that's about as meaningful and skilled as a dentist who tries to lure you in by promising not to drill through your skull when doing a filling. This is worth repeating: No jail in a 1st offense DUI case (the single exception being one Judge in the Bloomfield Hills 48th district court). Since Jail is, far and away, the biggest fear most people have, take a deep breath now that we've cleared that up. How sure am I of this? I have been handling DUI cases for 25 years. Thinking back over the last 10 or so of those years, I honestly cannot count the number of 1st offense cases I have handled, except to put that figure in the thousands. Out of all of them NOT ONE of my clients - meaning ZERO - went to jail. Now, has some of your tension finally dissipated?
Handling the legal side of things is obviously a core function of my job, but part of the whole title "attorney and counselor at law" implies help beyond the courtroom, as well. That calls upon the "counselor" part of the title. This is understandably lacking when a lawyer is young, or has limited experience with DUI cases. One would hope that changes with time. In my case, after a quarter century of working in this field, I have pretty much seen it all. I haven't yet had an astronaut as DUI client, but I've had scores of doctors, lawyers, nurses, endless numbers of engineers, and plenty of people for whom a DUI is not a career booster. In fact, I've had people who depend upon a commercial driver's license (CDL) for a living, and those for whom any criminal conviction requires notification of a licensing authority (usually in Lansing). I am intimately familiar with and know how to help my clients address those concerns that fall outside of the courthouse walls, and I am cognizant that uncertainty about them can often be more stressful than just the outcome of the DUI case itself.
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After having sex with my mother in law for the first time only two day ago, I was eagerly awaiting this weekend when we would meet again. I arrived for work around 7:30am this morning. Shortly afterwards, I received a text message. It was from Sally, my mother in law. It simply said, 'Thinking about you every second of every minute. I wish you were closer. I need you now.' I checked my work schedule for the day and saw that it was going to be a pretty quiet day. I replied to Sally's text. 'I can be with you in a couple of hours if you like.' A couple of minutes later, my phone beeped. 'Really? I'd love that.', the reply said. 'See you in a couple of hours.', I replied. I told my subordinates that I was going to take care of a few business details and if I'm not back by this afternoon then I'll see them all tomorrow. Off I went. Luckily, my wife doesn't have my office number so if I don't answer my mobile then she'll assume that I'm in a meeting. Off I went down the motorway, thinking of Sally the entire time. A couple of hours later, I arrived at her house. Sally opened the door as I was coming up the drive. We went in to the kitchen and had a glass of lemonade each. We talked for a little bit. I said that I just couldn't wait for this weekend. She said that she couldn't either. Sally was dressed in trousers and a casual top. I couldn't wait to get them off. I moved in and we kissed. My hands were all over her. She pulled away from me, took my hand and led me upstairs. She started taking her clothes off on the way, I did the same. By the time we got upstairs, we were naked. I noticed that Sally had given her pussy hair a trim. There was still hair all over it but it was short and neat. It looked amazing. We embraced on the landing. I started kissing her neck and she took my rock solid dick in her hand and gave it a slow rub. Sally then told me to go and lie on her bed. I did so. Sally got on the bed too. She said that it had been about 15 years since she's done this and if she's a bit off then she apologises. I asked her what she meant but she took my dick in her hand and then wrapped her mouth around it. Even though it had been 15 years since she gave a blow-job, she certainly hadn't forgotten how to do it. It was nice and slow and I was incredibly turned on. After a good ten minutes, I asked her if she'd like me to give her oral sex. She said that she'd not had that in years either. She lay on her back and I spread her legs. I got down in between. I could smell her. She smelt very strong. It was clear that she was already very turned on. I gave her inner thighs a few gentle kisses and then I put my mouth on to her pussy and began to lick and suck her clitoris. Before I knew it, she was writhing around and taking deep breaths. "I want you inside me...", she whispered, "...from behind me like we did on Sunday." She meant doggy. I got up and she got herself on all fours. Sally's arse presented itself to me for the second time in less than 48 hours. The sight of this alone is almost enough to make me cum. I put one hand on Sally's arse and guided myself in to her pussy with the other. She let out a groan as I got my entire length all the way inside her. "Go slowly.", she whispered. With both of my hands on her delicious arse I started to move in and out nice and slowly. Sally was really wet. It felt great. I maintained a nice slow and steady rythym for a good ten to fifteen minutes. Sally turned her head. "Can I go on top?" she asked. "Of course.", I said. I slowly slid all of the way out of her. I lay on my back. Sally got on top of me. I felt her pussy press down on the head of my dick and then suddenly envelope it. We kissed for a while as Sally rode me. I told her that I was going to cum pretty soon. She said that she was almost there too and started to grind against me. Her breathing got deeper. "I'm going to cum.", I said. "So am I.", Sally replied breathlessly. As I exploded inside her, Sally let out several loud groans. We both came at the same time. Sally collapsed on top of me, out of breath. I was still inside her. We stayed like that for a minute or so. I slid out of Sally and she went off to the toilet to get rid of my cum from her pussy. She came back in to the bedroom and we held each other for a while. We held each other and talked and before we knew it an hour had passed. I told her that I didn't have to rush off anywhere for a while so she asked if I would like to shower with her. We got in to the shower. She said that I can clean her and she can clean me. We were cleaning each other and I got hard again. She confessed that she was turned on as well. She told me to rinse the soap off myself and she did the same. I was rock solid again. She turned her back to me, put one foot up on the edge of the bath (shower is the kind that is over the bath) so she could spread her legs and she bent over a little. "Do it.", Sally said. I pressed my dick against her pussy and in it went. I started to move slowly again but Sally said, "Just go for it." I grabbed her waist and started to fuck her. Sally was breathing really quickly. Her arse was banging against me. I didn't last long. I came inside her after about five minutes. Sally said that she had cum before I did. We finished showering, got dressed and Sally made me some lunch. We agreed that we are still going to get together this weekend. I'd would have loved to have stuck around for some more fun but I had to drive back and we didn't want to run the risk of her husband catching us. Sally is driving me crazy. I want her more than I've ever wanted anyone. I'm 28 and she's 48. Nothing wrong with that (expect that I'm married to her daughter of course!). Roll on this weekend! |
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HUBLI: Not so long ago people in small cities like Hubli hesitated to buy bouquets to gift to their relatives and loved ones, given the high perishability of the item. The general mentality was that in the same price a durable gift article could be purchased which will be "worth the money." However, times are changing and so is the attitude of people towards gifting flowers. In the past couple of years, people in Hubli are preferring to say it with flowers, be it a birthday wish or compliments on a wedding anniversary.
So the practice of entering a function venue with an attractive bouquet in hand, hitherto confined to metro cities, is fast becoming a style statement in Hubli too. This in turn has led to a rise in the demand for bouquets. Accordingly, florist shops are mushrooming in the city. Earlier there were hardly one or two florist shops in the city selling bouquets but now their number has crossed ten.
While more and more people are seeing it fashionable to gift flowers, another reason behind the latest trend is that, people organising functions like birthday parties, weddings etc., are increasingly saying no to gifts. Since gift items are not accepted flowers are considered as a better option to wish the hosts.
People, particularly college students and youths place order for attractive bouquets and demand them to be designed as per their wish. Each shop earns about Rs 2,000 to 3,000 per day selling flower bouquets. During wedding seasons, they will earn more.
Usually flowers like lillys, orchids, anthurium, carnation, gerbera, chrysanthemum, bird of paradise, aster, dutch roses and white daisy, star daisy and blue daisy flowers are being used as fillers in bouquets, Savita Shiggaon, Florist, Vidyangar told TOI.
"When I started selling bouquets in 1993 in city, there were no more buyers at that time, but the demand for bouquets has increased a lot in the last one year," she added.
"We bring flowers from metro cities like Bangalore and preserve it in water and take care to maintain fragrance and freshness of the flowers for a few days. The cost of flower bouquets ranges from Rs 50 to Rs 1,000. People prefer flower bouquets for anniversaries, birthday parties, Valentines' Day, Teachers' Day, Mother's Day and Father's Day and for various other occasions and celebrations," she added.
Sadiq, florist, Deshpandenagar said, "Earlier people did not have much interest in buying bouquets but now colleges, students and youth buy bouquets to gift. Giving away bouquets has become common for all functions in the city now," he said.
Chandru, a teacher by profession said he prefers to give bouquets as gifts to his near and dear ones because flowers are a symbol of love and affection.
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If you wanted to get a lot of attention in the early 1960s, all you had to do was bring Elvis to town. This 1962 vehicle cast him as a debt-ridden cropduster who needed to raise $1,200 to get his plane back. Hitchhiking brings him to the World's Fair at swinging Seattle Center, and the infectious spirit of progress and discovery that swept the city at that time is an absolute joy to watch.


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MADURAI: Organic farming is gaining momentum in Kodaikanal as more farmers are taking to it for long-lasting benefits.
According to S Raja Mohamed, deputy director of horticulture, Kodaikanal, farmers have begun realising the benefits of using vermicompost and are setting up the units with alacrity. He said that farmers like A Venkatesan Iyyer from Vilpatti and K Rajesh Kannan from Periyur, near Kodaikanal have already started vermicomposting units and are now ready to supply the same to others who need the organic manure.
The department had set a target for two persons to set up these units and both Iyyer and Kannan were given the subsidy on a first-come-first-serve basis. Each farmer is projected to produce 25 tonnes of manure per year, which they will keep for their personal use and also help others. They are given a 50% subsidy if they adhere to the specifications of the National Horticultural Mission.
Mohamed said that this natural farming technique is gaining momentum in the district primarily because of quality production with minimum cost for producing unpolluted farm produces. "Organic farming in horticulture started taking roots and attained considerable momentum some 10 years ago. Most of the farmers were initially reluctant of adopting this practice because of poor yield in the beginning stage," said Mohamed.
Besides the two who obtained the subsidy from the horticulture department, there are more than 100 farmers in the region who are using vermicompost for individual crops like garlic, coffee and select vegetables in Pethupparai, Vilpatti, Thandikudi and Sembarankulam areas. Kumaran, a farmer in Sembarankulam has mastered the polyhouse technique of growing vegetables which are 100% organic. Organically grown, garlic and coffee have to be tasted to experience the difference, according to these farmers.
According to Mohamed, vermicompost was especially good for horticultural crops like fruits, vegetables, flowers and lawns, as the organic manure would not be easily leached from the soil due to heavy rainfall and it would also improve the humus contents, structure and water holding capacity of the soil.
S Pandiarajan, a farmer from Kodaikanal said that organic farming flourished in this region in the pre-independence era. "Then people started going in for artificial fertilisers with making money being the only motive, after which the diseases also multiplied. It is good that they have realised the goodness of organic farming and slowly started returning to it," he said.
Nadesan, a farmer from Thandikudi says that the water retention capacity of the soil is one of the most important aspects of farming and using organic vermicompost has been a proven factor that enhances it.
"Nature is the best role model for farming since it does not use any inputs nor demand unreasonable quantities of water," Mohamed added.
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Urban Land Institute's Final Technical Assistance Panel Report January 2014
Examining Cultural Lenses Compiled by Pastor Heber Brown August 2013
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Baltimore Food Policy Initiative: Food Deserts 2012
The 2011 Neighborhood Health Profile December 2011
Market Demographics 2011
Loyola is Listening Project 2010
Charm City: A Walk Through Baltimore Madison Smartt Bell November 2007
The York Road Community Strategic Neighborhood Action Plan (SNAP) February 2006
A History of Govanstowne Eric Holcomb 2005
Who are We? Baltimore Magazine
Govanstowne Village and Suburb John Brain
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