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I was wondering what everyone uses for sealer for the wood for their raised bed. I'm going to build a 2"x12"x16' raised bed garden and want as few potentially hazardous chemicals in close contact with my veggies as possible.
jeremyjs - I think linseed oil would be great for you...welcome to the forum!
I agree with linseed oil.
I did some of the later beds with it and will be curious to see the difference in longevity. I thinned it for the first coat and then let it dry a day and then put on a full strength second coat.
Linseed oil takes quite awhile to dry at full strength so plan on leaving the beds for a few days before filling them with soil.
I have used it on some outside benches, one that has been outside for 10 years. and it turns the wood dark is still in good condition.
This one is about 10 years old and has been out about 4 winters.
This one is ten years old and has been out for all 10 of them.
Both of these benches had light colored varnished wood when I bought them.
I just used wood that was given to me by a friend, lol. No treatment because we get five to six months of constant rain. We tried that compacted wood stuff that is supposed to last forever on a walk in the back last year and it rotted from the inside out within eight months. Sure glad I didn't build the forthcoming deck out of it...
I think you stole my dog... From Recently Updated From 01 Jan 08
I don't know if you'll see it from the pics, they're not the best, but mine sleeps just like yours. She's just a little paranoid about the camera, and I swear, she senses if you point it at her and looks up, or away, or wherever you don't want her to...
Ok, I wasn't going to post this, but... I think Mike went overboard on the linseed oil. You only apply it to the wood.
Painting his Golden Retriever was an accident. Hehe
Sorry but right next to the bench.
I agree a natural sealent is best.
jeremyjs - you're a good sport...i'm glad that we were able to help out a fellow member. Don't be a stranger!
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With one preseason game to go and only four days remaining before NFL teams must submit their opening day roster to the league, Redskins Insiders Tarik El-Bashir and Rich Tandler are taking one last crack at predicting the final 53.
This morning, we predicted the offense. Now, we're taking a swing at prognosticating the defense and special teams.
Defensive line
Tandler (6): Jason Hatcher, Chris Baker, Barry Cofield, Jarvis Jenkins, Kedric Golston, Clifton Geathers
Chris Neild loses out here because both Baker and Geathers can play end and nose tackle while Neild is strictly a nose. Stephen Bowen goes on the PUP list.
El-Bashir (6): Jason Hatcher, Barry Cofield, Chris Baker, Jarvis Jenkins, Kedric Golston and Chris Neild.
This is a tough one. I suspect Stephen Bowen, who recently accepted a pay cut, will start the season on the PUP list along with WR Leonard Hankerson. Neither has participated in a single practice this preseason as they rehab from knee injuries. The first five defensive linemen aren't in question, at least in my mind. That last spot will come down to Neild, Clifton Geathers or Frank Kearse.
Outside linebacker
Tandler (4): Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, Trent Murphy, Everette Brown
The fourth spot could just as easily go to Gabe Miller but I think Brown gets the edge due to special teams play.
El-Bashir (4): Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, Trent Murphy, Gabe Miller.
The first three are easy. That last one is not. With Rob Jackson out of the picture, the final spot will come down to Miller or Everette Brown, who is the more experienced of the two. The player coaches believe can help the most on special teams will get the spot, I suspect.
Inside linebacker
Tandler (5): Perry Riley, Keenan Robinson, Adam Hayward, Darryl Sharpton, Will Compton
Maybe Akeem Jordan can play his way on to the team on Thursday but we haven't seen him do much up to this point. I think Sharpton is safe even though he has been out for a few weeks with an ankle injury.
El-Bashir (4): Perry Riley, Keenan Robinson, Adam Hayward, Akeem Jordan.
Will Compton is very much in this discussion. Can he squeeze past a more experienced player like Jordan, who leads the team in tackles with 14? It could come down to special teams performance. Compton also has practice squad eligibility, which is important. Darryl Sharpton has missed a significant portion of training camp and the preseason while recovering from a high ankle sprain. I originally had him as the fifth inside backer—and there's still a chance he'll make it. But coaches don't have much to go on.
Tandler (5): DeAngelo Hall, David Amerson, Tracy Porter, E. J. Biggers, Bashaud Breeland
The team might like to hold on to Richard Crawford and Chase Minnifield but the numbers just don't allow it.
El-Bashir (5): DeAngelo Hall, David Amerson, Tracy Porter, E.J. Biggers, Bashaud Breeland.
Don't see any surprises here. Richard Crawford could help his case with a strong effort in Tampa but will likely fall victim to the numbers game.
Tandler (4): Ryan Clark, Brandon Meriweather, Phillip Thomas, Bacarri Rambo
This is pending the health of Thomas' foot; he is going to see a specialist to have it examined. It looked like Rambo was on the bubble for a while but he has improved to the point where Jay Gruden said he was the top option to start if Meriweather's suspension is upheld. If Meriweather does end up out for the start of the season, the Redskins will bring back Akeem Davis.
El-Bashir (5): Ryan Clark, Brandon Meriweather, Bacarri Rambo, Phillip Thomas, Trenton Robinson.
This one just got really complicated. Meriweather's job could be in jeopardy after the veteran earn his second suspension in two seasons for an illegal hit. He's simply become unreliable, particularly when you also factor in his injury history. Rambo's stock is up; he makes it. Thomas' surgically repaired foot is hurting again, so his status is suddenly up in the air. The uncertainly surrounding Meriweather and Thomas figures to open up a spot for Robinson, who is also a strong special teamer.
Tandler (3): LS Nick Sundberg, P Robert Malone, K Zach Hocker
We're submitting one more revision on Friday and Kai Forbath could supplant Hocker.
El-Bashir (3): K Zach Hocker, LS Nick Sundberg, P Robert Malone.
The only player I'm sure about here is Sundberg. The Redskins thought enough of Hocker to draft him. So that figures to be the tiebreaker with Kai Forbath—unless Forbath leapfrogs Hocker with an outstanding performance in Tampa. Malone, meantime, beat out Blake Clingan. But instead of declaring him the winner of the punting battle, the Redskins went out and signed Tress Way, a lefty. Appears they're not totally sold on Malone.
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I've been involved in the tennis business for more than 20 years. And I have to admit that when I first joined Tennis Magazine in 1987, I would not have said I was particularly passionate about the sport. I was attracted to the job itself, and to the potential for growth in that job.
But the passion for the sport of tennis quickly grew for me. I started taking lessons, became a frequent, and avid, player, and continued to become more and more involved in the sport and in the industry itself. I quickly realized all the positives about tennis that for me, continue to this day: the activity, health benefits, fun, competition and, importantly, the social network that tennis provides.
And I quickly realized something else: that I want to make sure this game reaches as many people as it possibly can. Here at RSI magazine, that's our reason for being. And as a member of this industry, that most likely is your motivation, too.
Often, you can tell when someone you meet in this industry isn't particularly passionate about the sport. They're in it for other reasons—maybe a quick profit (good luck in that endeavor), maybe to make a quick name for themselves. In short order, these folks frequently will move out of the industry, looking for something that just won't materialize for them in the tennis business.
But those of us who remain—and we are many, and growing—are ardent supporters of tennis. We look for, and find, the good in the sport and its people, and we take it upon ourselves to spread the word about tennis.
I've been fortunate to find that many people who work in this business believe in tennis and the good it brings to others. Whether they are teaching pros, coaches, facility managers, park and rec personnel, retailers, manufacturers, media members, USTA staff, and, particularly, volunteers in this business, there is a passion that burns in each of them. They want this game to grow, and they are passionate about spreading the word.
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All my 18 fig trees dropped their leaves and went in Dormancy except one the Chicago Hardy the leaves are green and intact. This amazing tree is sticking its tongue to the freezing weather.
Yes, it is amazing.
However, I believe it is not because it was Chicago Hardy but most probably something to do with its late summer care history. I have a number of Chicago hardy plants in Zone 5a. Each year I find a plant or two ignoring the fall ritual of dropping leaves and continue to keep green leaves during the mid-fall frosts. But these are not Hardy Chicago and not the same plant type every year. I have to use scissors to cut the leaves off to store them along with the other dormant plants.
Yes it is a fruit trees called Chicago Hardy. They produce delicious sweet figs in summer. My winter gets cold and I have to give them protection from the freezing weather. In the past I carried them to the Garage which was a back breaking job. This year I made a wooden frames around the raised beds where the pots are and I am covering the entire beds by a plastic cover which they use in building Green houses. So basically I am making home made green house if you want to call that. When the sun hits the plastic it is designed to let heat in and protect about 80% of it at night Also the plastic is clear so it allows the lights in. I am not an expert on that but that what the company which sold me the plastic cover claimed.
Foolish, I think that you do not have yet tested the system of "raised cold greenhouse", but I think that you will have few problem...
The best system is on the garage in contact to the ground and covered by a "tapee" full of leaves, envelloped in burlaps.
The plastic greenhouse do not have sufficient heat content to maintain a temperature different from the outside in case of more than two days without sun. To have sun on the plastic is not positive; in warm sunny days may be that internal temp goes up to 45 F, and may partly awake the fig, which is very negative.
Shellie: in Missouri Z6a is possible to cultivate fig plants outside with some possibility.
The way is to cultivate the young plants in large pots the first years, recovering them in garage in winter.
When plants become a bit older is possible to plant outside on ground, considering that, if possible, the plants have to be planted in a warmer conner of the site (less cold winds), the first years also if protected by leaves and hay, may be the plant is died till ground but may be it resprouts.
However also if cultivated in pot, as by Foolish is a good idea for have few good fruits. The ground have to be DRY and well drained in vegetation seasons.
About Foolish; Shellie there's nothing or quite that is impossible; I've fig friends in Canada, Sweden, and Northern England, and of course in northern US as, as example, in the windy Chicago IL.


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'Sharknado 2': Craziest Kills, Cheesiest Lines (Video)
Tasers, guns and (of course) chainsaws come to New York's rescue in the SyFy sequel.
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5. Shark meets taser
Living in the city is dangerous, so it was fortunate this woman had a taser on her to defend against a shark. Unfortunately, this was after her friend was already killed.
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3. Man killed by the Statue of Liberty's head
Lady Liberty did more harm than good in Sharknado, when her decapitated head rolled down the streets of New York and killed at least one bystander.
2. Fin's classic move
The sequel delivered on Fin's (Ian Ziering) best move from the first movie.
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1. Matt Lauer stabs a shark as Al Roker holds it down
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5. "He had a scar. It's like he knew who I was."
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4. "What's the inside of a shark smell like? I always thought it would smell like chicken."
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2. "You know what you just did don't you? Jumped the stark."
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1. "They're sharks. They are scary. Nobody wants to be eaten. But I've been eaten! I'm here to tell you it takes more than that to bring a good man down."
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I booked a one bedroom unit (smoking) for two adults and one child for a weeks holiday on the internet and prepaid. Apon arrival, they had no knowledge of the child and placed us in a non smoking unit. They quickly made up a bed for the child, and everything seemed okay. So I was surprized when I was charged on my final account $200.00 for resanitisation fee. I feel we should have been adviced of this charge at the time of arrival to give us the opporunity to seek other accomodation. It has opened our eyes to demand a smoking room as per booking.
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My partner and I are at the conclusion now that the Hotel you stay at can make or break your holiday - it really does make a big difference, there is nothing worse than turning up to your hotel and not getting what you expected. Knowing that Darwin was going to be really hot - 33 degrees during the day and 23 degrees at night in the Dry season we wanted a room with a balcony. It seems there are only a few Hotels in Darwin with balconies - Saville, Cullen Bay Serviced Apartments, Holiday Inn, SkyCity and Botanical Gardens Apartments, Novotel has some on certain rooms. So we decided to go for one of these and we chose Saville and we definately made the right choice.
Saville really does have the best location in Darwin! You really want to get a room that faces the Sea because the Sunsets are just amazing and I am a big fan of a good sunset. The hotel has a great underground carpark that always had free spaces, the pool area was really nice, the staff were exceptional. Most importantly though the Hotel was right next to Mitchell Street which contained all the restaurants, supermarket etc. The hotel is expensive but it is definately worth paying the extra to stay there.
After seeing all the other hotels - if you are on a budget I would definately stay at Melaluca on Mitchell, it's a new Backpackers and actually looked like really good value - its in a great location. If you don't need a balcony, the Novotel would be good value (I stuck my head in and it was really nice). Other than that the Casino accomodation - SkyCity is brilliant, we stayed there 1 night after coming back from Kakadu, only problem is it's a bit out of the way but right on the beach. Hope this helps someone planning on going to Darwin.
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My Husband and I spent our Honeymoon at Saville Park Suites Darwin and were delighted with our stay. We would like to express our thanks to the staff for going out of there way to help us and make us feel welcome.
Our friends recommended the Saville to us as they also had a great stay last year.
Our recommendation is that if you are looking for excellent accommodation with friendly staff, stay at the Saville in Darwin we rate it tops!!!!
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We pre-booked and prepaid for our two suites at the Saville Park Suites three months ahead of arriving in July 2004. On arrival we were told that owing to a computer error there was no accommodation for us. We subsequently discovered that this is common practice. We were very reluctant to be relocated and stayed in the foyer for three hours. They did finally find us two rooms (not suites) which were fine, clean and well equipped. The service from most of the staff members was excellent. In short I'd recommend the hotel, it's in a good location,but be careful - from our observation, bumping to other hotels happened daily.
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Having arrived in Darwin from Adelaide on the Ghan train (2 nights)
we were looking forward to 2 nights of supposed luxury in the Saville Suites, however, we never got further than the reception.
We were told that they had no record of our reservation and although i had a copy of our confirmation which was supported by a Credit Card we were told they had no rooms available and they promptly found us accomodation in an hotel nearby. Just to add insult to injury two days later i received an email thanking us for staying at the Saville Suites Darwin. On our experience i think it is not worth risking booking at the Saville Suites.
Extremely convenient!!!
We stayed at the Saville for 3 short periods, before and after our excursions to Kakadu, Arnhemland and the Bungle Bungles.
And we loved it.
It was a great, clean and cool place to come back to after adventurous trips, and - considering the amount of dust and dirt that we managed to gather in the outback, the in-room washing machine and dryer (yes!!!) felt like the ultimate upscale luxury and convenience.
The guy at the little gift shop at the hotel was very helpful in arranging activities, and helped us quite a bit with our day-trip to Bathurst island with Tiwi Tours (yet another unique experience).
What a view!
Spacious, clean and well equipped. Excellently placed on the Esplanade. Within walking distance of Stokes Hill Wharf where the amazing food court is! Walk is 20 - 30 mins if you don't mind a good stroll but taxis are ridiculously cheap too.
Free safety deposit boxes and a choice of types of pillow...just to make sure you're comfortable. Right out of the door through a mall onto Mitchell Streeet..a superb location, with great balconies and breathtaking views of the harbour. Good pool too..strangely accessed through the basement garage!
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We had one night at the Saville. They upgraded us to a Harbour view.
When we got to the room there were 2 single beds - not ideal for a honeymoon. We called and asked if we could get a room with a double bed. They said every room was booked (a theme throughout Darwin) so they would come up and "zip" the beds together. OK?!
It took the guy at least 25 minutes!! I could not believe it. He worked and worked and worked to get that bed made, moving furniture, pulling on new sheets, zipping matresses...WEIRD! I felt sorry for him.
I fell right to sleep but my husband claimed it was noisy and the walls were thin and he could hear everything that went on. (talking, TV, etc)
We had breakfast in the restuarant down in the hotel in the morning. It was quite good- just a buffet but it had nice choices. There was a nice large pool as well.
It was nicely located but certainly nothing special. It was clean and safe feeling though.
We'd definately return
Loved it. Had a fantastic suite with lovely balcony and views of the sea. Well equipped with laundry room and kitchenette. Bliss to sit on the balcony at night with a good drop of wine. Breakfast sef service, good selection. Or even eat behind hotel at numerous cafe's breakfast We'd definately return.
Not what we expected
We stayed at the Saville Park Suites for three nights in October 2003.
We got into our room and the air conditioner was making an incredible noise. After awhile it finally stopped squealing. We called for a bucket of ice, and thinking they got lost somewhere we called again and when they finally came they said they were short staffed. (Was that our problem, we were the ones paying.) The staff at the bar was very friendly and informative.
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Commonly Used Conventions in the 21st Century is an overview of the most commonly used conventions and treatments in the Standard American system. Additional information regarding some of the conventions introduced in Bidding in the 21st Century and Play of the Hand in the 21st Century will be covered as well. Classes are on Wednesdays from 9:30 am – noon, and it's not too late to join in. Lessons, exercises, and pre-dealt hands will reinforce concepts covered. Course topics are: Stayman Convention, Jacoby Transfers, Major Suit Openings and Responses, Minor Suit Openings and Responses, The Subsequent Auction, Weak Two Bids, Strong 2 Club Opening and more. The ACBL textbook is $20 (available at the first class) and each class is $10. To reserve your spot in the course or for more information, contact Dennis Luft at 661-2369, email@example.com, or the club at 560-0706.
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Freakin' amazing. The show was great. They venue was nice, but not accommodating to all seats. The seats off to the left and right of the stage (I had seats P 17 & 18) missed a lot of the high-intensity rock wall performance due to the staging. That's my only negative comment. I even loved that the port-a-potties had an outside sink so you can watch all the nasty people who come out of the bathroom and didn't wash their hands! LOL.
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Unbelievable production. Amazing artistic vision and jaw-dropping individual performances. One of the best performances I have seen in the past year. There is nothing else like Cirque du Soleil. They continue to hit it out of the park.
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Hello, i search technical explications about stack smashing protection on AIX 7.1 with XLC 11. Can you give me?
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Re: SSP AIX 7.12013-02-22T14:19:38Z in response to SystemAdminWe have a blog posting in our Fortran Cafe that discusses this topic, and covers both XL C/C++ and XL Fortran - https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/b10932b4-0edd-4e61-89f2-6e478ccba9aa/entry/security_stack_protection_in_xl_compilers17?lang=en
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Re: SSP AIX 7.12013-02-22T14:36:38Z in response to Dwayne_MAlso, there is a more technical discussion on stack smashing in general on Dr'Dobbs. The focus on the gcc implementation but the general approach used by XL C/C++ for AIX, and XL Fortran for AIX is the same: http://www.drdobbs.com/security/anatomy-of-a-stack-smashing-attack-and-h/240001832
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Re: SSP AIX 7.12013-02-26T09:48:14Z in response to Dwayne_MThanks you, that was interest. But i search the same documentation for PowerPC.
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Using pure composted manure for vegetable starts
Will my veggies get a slow start on life if I use pure composted manure in the seed flats (instead of a mix of compost/soil)?
I second what oilpainter said.
It is just too much for a mature plant, let alone seedlings.
But I love experiments... why not try a 100% manure, 50% mix (with sterile soil), 25% mix (with sterile soil)and just pure sterile soil see which ones do the best?
kerrianne. it is not just too much for seedlings or a mature plant, it is too much for any living plant no matter what the size. Planting in manure is like planting in fertilizer. Have you ever heard of watering before you fertilize so you don't burn the roots.
I can tell you the results of your experiment before it has even begun. The first 2 would result in dead plants. Maybe the first one would go first but the second one would not be far behind. The last 2 would survive.
Yes, Thats why I said it was too much for a mature plant.
Some people enjoy experiments and some people like to see results first hand.... just an opinion. So if the first would die in 100%/50%, how many would survive in 25% opposed to 0%....Which would look better in the long run? see ya just have to experiment sometimes to find out what works best. : )
I know the many reasons why pure manure would fail, as morz has pointed out a few great points.
and yes, I know to water before I fertilize, not sure why that snappy statement was thrown in.
Guayzimi: do you just have a lot of manure and you are short on soil? I am just wondering why would like to start your veggie seeds in manure? Because of the water retention in the manure, damp off would be a big problem to fight, manure just holds too much water and it is not sterile. Sterile soil is a big plus for seedlings, but not neccessary. I would add your manure to your veggies beds and till it in the top 12". Your veggies will love it!
This may be a re-post as my last message got swallowed up... Anyway @keriann some tomato and pepper seeds were planted in some composted manure that my wife bought at the store... I'm wondering if I should dig up the seeds and re-fill the flats with a soil mixture. Sounds like the answer is yes.
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Yeah, I would...
It might be a bit tricky because they are already planted but I don't think they will survive manure only...
Weird that you bought them like that...
Do you have any more info becuase it is really strange for a store to sell seeds in just manure.
Let me know :)
I'll take twenty lashes with a wet noodle. I wasn't thinking with my last post. No offence or criticism meant, but I don't blame you for being peeved. You're right some people like to experiment and sometimes that is the best way to learn
This post cracks me up. I use 100% manure in my garden. I barely dilute it and have yet to have a problem with it. Our soil here is horrible, lots of clay and calachi in the soil here. I just bought bags and bags of manure and dumped it in the garden in February and planted my garden in April. My garden loves it and is overgrown and lush every year which is amazing considering I live in Arizona. I even have a problem with starters popping up all over the garden. Right now my garden is infested with tomato, artichoke and green bean starters sprouting from last year. Of course what works for some doesn't always work for others so I think experimenting is the way to go. Maybe it does so well because of the arid climate. I don't know, but 100% success here. I do agree with starting seeds in compost might be a little rough, while I still have sprouts popping up in the garden in manure. I like to use a seed starter soil for my indoor starters.
With the potting soil I mix some Humus. I don't believe the poting soil has any fertilizer. If the seller of the potting soil says it has fertilizer it is pure lies. After they grow 4 leaves I add some fertilizer and I found that they like general purpose fertilizer 10-10-10 better than the slow release one 16-4-8. Their life cycle in the pot is short and the environment is limited they have to have source of nutrition. I found from my experience that the pots are not good environment for plants from trees I plant in pots. The ones I put holes in the pot and plant it in the garden soil grow double the ones just growing in pot.
Not true! Composted manure is a very mild gentle fertilizer - I use it in my seedlings all the time - I use 40% compost, 40% tree bark, and 20% pro-mix (peat based)
The seedlings and cuttings love it - this is all a misconception not to use compost - completely ignore all of the previous posts - they are just talking theory - I am talking experience and soil science - look up Allison Jack, Phd, soil scientist on the internet!!! - read and learn, google is ur friend!! best regards, paul m
Commercial manure is old and not likely to burn as all the urine has dissipated. But fresh manure can be used as a side dress for older plants that are in the soil. Same reason Indians use to place a fish under the area where they planted their corn. The space between the plant roots and the manure gives it time to dilute. Many gardeners here use manure "tea" as a regular fertilizer though out the growing season.
First, this is a 3 year old post that has been dragged back up for some reason. Why? Who knows but I doubt the original posted appreciates getting all these email 3 years down the road.
Second, this isn't a discussion about using composted manure in the vegetable garden. The question was about using it to grow seedlings, which is the focus of this forum and a totally different situation.
Third, not all composted manure is the same so making overly broad statements about its safety or its potential for harm is mis-leading.
Fourth, using fresh, un-composted manure in the vegetable garden is strongly discouraged by numerous respected authorities. The high potential for bacterial contamination of the foods is well documented.
Fifth, if one chooses to use manures, composts, etc. etc. for their seed starting that is their choice, their risk to take. But that does NOT mean that all the warnings against doing so should be ignored or are only "misconceptions" or "theory". Not with all the studies and testing that have been done.
The decreased germination rates, the need to more carefully monitor temperature, moisture, and humidity levels and the risks of incurring bacterial and /or fungal infections in seedlings when compost, dirt, and manures are used is well-documented by highly reputable horticultural sources.
Choose your own methods but don't demean others for choosing other alternatives.
false - google is your friend - damping off disease is deadly for seedlings, and scientific studies and research show that compost will INHIBIT and PREVENT damping off disease in seedlings - this already is good enough reason to use it. And number 2: the compost is highly nutritious, so the seedling will flourish far better than in just a sterile soil-less potting mix. I use 40% compost, 40% ground bark, and 20% pro-mix, and my seedling sprout with 100% germination, and the growth rate is like a science fiction horror movie, the vegetation is so huge!!! - best regards, times change, we now know that the 10,000 year old organic method of gardening is superior after all - just like the scientist said when commenting about the chemical revolution in agriculture of the 20th century - "WE WERE ALL WRONG!!!" - have a nice day.
Okay, I knew something wasn't right about using composted manure in your seed mix. Dr. Jack does her work with vemicompost which is compost made by red worms which is Totally different from composted or noncomposted Animal manure. From a health stand point its never a good idea to use animal manure in your indoor seed mix. I do something simillar by using worm casting in my seed mix.
Dr. Jack is just building on the work of others - original farmers always knew that compost was a good thing. The following is a study of leaf compost NOT worm compost:
Results from this study indicated that communities of fatty-acid-metabolizing bacteria that colonize cottonseeds during the first few hours of seed germination played a major role in the suppression of P. ultimum sporangium germination and seed colonization, which ultimately resulted in the suppression of damping-off in a Pythium-suppressive compost. Our findings are significant in that they show that (i) suppression was expressed rapidly within the first 8 h after sowing cottonseeds and not days or weeks after sowing and that (ii) suppression was expressed on the seed surface and not necessarily in the bulk compost.
This early expression of suppressiveness is especially important for Pythium diseases, where responses of Pythium propagules to the plant and subsequent disease development are extremely rapid (23). Sporangia of P. ultimum germinate in the spermosphere within 1.5 h, with maximum germination occurring 3 to 4 h after exposure to exudates from germinating seeds (20, 26, 27, 34, 35, 37). Subsequent germ tube growth may exceed 300 üm/h (34). Seeds may be colonized by Pythium spp. as early as 2 to 4 h after planting, with maximum levels of colonization occurring within 12 to 24 h of planting (14, 24, 25, 28-30, 34). The critical importance of this stage of pathogenesis is evident from the observations that, if rapid sporangium germination and early seed colonization are prevented, seeds do not become infected and disease does not develop (36, 37). This further supports our observations that disease suppression must occur quite rapidly and that it will likely be expressed as a conspicuous reduction of sporangium germination and seed colonization.
Our results demonstrated that as early as 1 h after sowing there were significant reductions in sporangium germination in response to cottonseeds germinating in suppressive but not in conducive compost. This reduction was evident up until 12 h after sowing. In contrast, maximum germination of sporangia (â¼80%) was achieved in conducive compost and sterile sand by 4 h after sowing. From these observations we reasoned that, if suppression of sporangium germination is due to the activity of compost-inhabiting microorganisms, they must actively suppress sporangium germination in the spermosphere by 1 h after sowing, with the highest level of activity reached by 4 to 6 h after sowing.
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What would be causing, and how could i fix the systemserviceexception which is shutting down and restarting my PC? I've seen reference to Norton software being a problem and i am running Norton Internet Security.
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Lots of pages on Google about it and Microsoft not saying a word about the problem does not help.
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The list of go-to names for big roles, particularly for male leads, is an ever-changing one. We ran down a list last year, but even in the few months since then, new names have come to the forefront, and some have jumped to the front of the queue. "Thor" star Chris Hemsworth, for instance, who just locked down the title role opposite Kristen Stewart in "Snow White and the Huntsman," is a newbie, while his co-star in the forthcoming film, "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" romantic lead Sam Clafin, not only bagged the prince part in the fairy tale, but also the lead in would-be-'Harry Potter'-replacement franchise "The Seventh Son,"...Read More »
Just a little bit of a history lesson before we begin: Danish auteur Nicolas Winding Refn had originally planned to shoot "Only God Forgives" before a little project called "Drive" with Ryan Gosling fell into his lap. And while he went off to shoot the upcoming Cannes-competing flick, "Only God Forgives" stayed on his radar, and last summer he said that not only did he still plan to make it, he would starting lensing once he was finished up with "Drive." More recently, composer Cliff Martinez -- who has scored "Drive" -- told us in an extensive interview that while he's tentatively talked to Refn about "Logan's Run," the director was planning...Read More »
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After jet-setting to Paris last week, we're back home in New York City. Although we love the Big Apple, we're wishing summer would hurry up and get here. Despite the unseasonable weather, we want to know all about your must-have summer staples. Do share!
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