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"Drip irrigation is probably the single most important step that's been made in changing vineyard nutrition practices," says a University of California, Davis emeritus viticulture specialist.
Speaking at the 2008 San Joaquin Valley Table Grape Seminar in Visalia, Peter Christensen, in reviewing fertilization principles, said research associated with drip irrigation developments in the past few decades has taken much of the guesswork out of vineyard mineral nutrition.
The result has been improved availability of nutrients in the soil profile, greater efficiency of application, and improved timing and rates of fertilizers, particularly nitrogen and potassium.
Along the way, more was learned about how different scion and rootstock varieties respond and how best to use foliar application of nutrients.
Nowhere, he added, has drip been more instrumental than in refining the timing of measured amounts of nitrogen. The practice minimizes leaching as long as irrigation does not exceed plant water use.
Research has shown that grape vines depend heavily on nitrogen stored in roots and other permanent vine parts for early growth. "This minimizes the need for soil nitrogen at bud break," he said. "Consequently, nitrogen is best applied in late spring after the frost danger period and when vine uptake and demand are increasing."
Noting that the main goal of nitrogen fertilization is to promote crop development and not vegetative growth, Christensen said about three pounds of nitrogen is removed for each one ton of fruit, making a basic requirement of about 30 pounds per acre for a ten-ton crop. Other nitrogen sources include that from irrigation water, crop residue, mineralization of soil organic material, and legume cover crops.
Irrigation studies showed that with drip, applied nitrogen could be reduced from 30 percent to 50 percent and timed precisely for needs of the vines.
One of the main things to remember in nitrogen application is that too much of it is more often a problem than too little, Christensen added. "It's a good idea to monitor your nutritional analyses on an annual basis to see where you've been and where you are going."
Turning to rootstocks, he said 3-year average petiole nitrate-nitrogen levels determined in Kern County table grape trials differ greatly by rootstock. For example, Freedom had 2,220 parts per million (ppm), while own rooted vines showed only 635 ppm. Therefore, the high-vigor Freedom's nitrogen needs are modest to nil.
In planting a new vineyard, growers should consider the research that's been developed on rootstocks to get an idea of the responses to nutrition to expect from the various rootstocks.
Excessive nitrogen can lead to adverse effects of poor bud fruitfulness, fruit set, ripening, and disease pressure. These hinge on soil and root conditions, vineyard design, fertilizer history, and above all, Christensen said, on the grower's observation and judgment.
In foliar applications, he said, stay with a product that exclusively corrects the deficiency you have when there are no other deficiencies.
"One problem I've seen through the years is that when growers have a zinc deficiency they will use a product with some zinc in it. The product often has a little bit of everything but not enough of any one element to correct the target deficiency.
"These products add cost, and they can tip the nutritional balance, creating greater problems than they are worth. Before you use these products on a broad scale, set out some trials and see if you get any good out of them."
In describing three typical nitrogen disorders, he said no clear solutions exist, although judicious use of nitrogen and avoiding nitrogen applications near bloom and veraison are known to be critical in preventing problems.
"Use only what is needed to maintain a calm, uncongested, healthy leaf canopy with daylong flecks of light penetration into the canopy and fruit zone," Christensen recommended.
Among common nitrogen-induced disorders, so-called "spring fever" can occur in Thompson Seedless and Flame Seedless vineyards when springtime temperatures fluctuate wildly, particularly a cool, cloudy period followed by a warm spell.
Leaf edges usually curl upward, may die, and may resemble an early season potassium deficiency. Affected leaves show elevated, toxic concentrations of putrescene, an amino acid.
Another disorder, early bunch stem necrosis, can appear in vigorous vineyards with dense canopies. Fruit set is greatly reduced, and some clusters may dry completely. Some research indicates the cause to be high tissue nitrate and ammonium levels and poor carbohydrate availability. Studies have demonstrated the USDA rootstock 10-23B has tolerance to this disorder.
Late bunch stem necrosis, also known as "waterberry," affects ripening berries during veraison and fruit maturation, initially as dark, necrotic areas on cap stems. Afterward, berries shrivel and dry. Researchers have traced the cause to elevated levels of ammonium in the rachis and presence of putrescene. Shading also is linked to this disorder.
Christensen said tissue analysis is the most effective and reliable method to survey and monitor a vineyard's nutritional status because it directly measures the concentration of nutrients accumulated in the vines.
Soil analysis, on the other hand, indicates the nutrients in the soil and cannot account for plant availability or demand.
Nevertheless, he added, since nitrogen levels vary according to variety, tissue nitrogen levels should be only a general guide for tracking year-to-year trends. Nitrogen fertilization should be primarily based on knowledge of nitrogen inputs and assessment of vine growth and vigor.
Bill Peacock, who is retiring after more than three decades as a Tulare County farm advisor, traced the developments of drip irrigation that made it popular among San Joaquin Valley table grape growers.
Along with the benefits in fine-tuning vines' nutritional status, improved irrigation efficiency brought about new varieties and advancements in trellis design and canopy management, he said.
"Thirty years ago," he added, "four acre-feet were commonly applied to table grape vineyards that produced about 400 boxes per acre. Today, [with drip irrigation] we average more than 1,000 boxes per acre using a little over two acre-feet."
An historical perspective for post-harvest handling of table grapes was offered by Don Luvisi, emeritus Kern County farm advisor, who warned no replacement for sulfur dioxide is expected in the near future.
Luvisi urged growers to be wary of products that claim to be a replacement for the traditional fumigant, but do not have sufficient testing to support the claims.
Although testing of alternative materials is being done, he said, table grapes are limited because they cannot be dipped in or sprayed with materials to combat spoilage and because sufficient penetration of a material throughout clusters is difficult to achieve.


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Coach Rex Ryan is angry. And this time it has nothing to do with his team's performance on the field.
Addressing the anonymous quotes made by some New York Jets ripping Tim Tebow, Ryan says the players did "a cowardly thing."
Ryan, whose Jets are 3-6 and have lost three straight, said Wednesday that he has no respect for players who say things to the media without putting their names to their comments.
A report in The New York Daily News says that more than a dozen players and members of the Jets organization believe there's no chance Tebow could overtake Mark Sanchez for the starting quarterback job — with one saying of the backup: "He's terrible."
Ryan says the Jets never brought Tebow in to be the starter, and adds that he "absolutely wanted Tim here" when New York acquired him from Denver in March.
In the revealing article, various players from the Jets verbally attacked the team's backup quarterback.
According to an undisclosed Jets player, "nobody" wants Tebow as the starting quarterback.
Even though coach Rex Ryan has publicly supported Sanchez, constant public scrutiny on the team's performance has caused some to question this decision.
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When asked about who should fill the quarterback role for the Jets, Left guard Matt Slauson said the choice was clear.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Snow and very cold weather are causing driving problems in Kentucky, where numerous school systems closed for the day and others planned to open late.
Near-blizzard conditions swept through the state as plummeting temperatures sent lows in the single digits, according to WKYT chief meteorologist Chris Bailey. The snow that moved into Lexington last night left a trace to up to 2 inches of snow in the Bluegrass.
"Temperatures stayed in the teens with sunny skies today," said Bailey. "The winds are adding to the cold with wind chills in the single digits."
Sam Williams, director of the Lexington's Division of Streets and Roads, said all crews have been out treating roads and clearing snow since the start of the weather event. The cold temperatures have made the effective treatment of roadways challenging after Thursday evening's snowfall. Many side roads remain covered with snow and ice and some treated roads have slick spots.
Motorists are urged to use caution when traveling and increase their braking distance. There are slick spots, especially on side and secondary roads. There are reports of vehicles sliding off roadways, especially on the interstate and the north side of Lexington between Georgetown and Russell Cave.
"After taking a short break, we are getting ready for another round of accumulating snow," said Bailey. "A few passing snow showers are expected late tonight, then the snow looks to pick up during the afternoon/evening hours on Saturday. Weather models are showing 1-2" overnight with more light accumulations through Sunday morning."
The high winds knocked out power to many people overnight. Early Friday morning, there were nearly 100 Kentucky Utilities customers without power in Richmond around the Eastern Bypass-I-75 area. In Lexington, 136 were without power in the Sandersville Road area and 148 were without power in the Harp Court area of Georgetown.
Roads in northeastern Kentucky remained mostly snow-covered, even though snowplows were operating.
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November 05, 2012 08:30 ET
SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 5, 2012) - NuVasive, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUVA), a medical device company focused on developing minimally disruptive surgical products and procedures for the spine, announced today that due to the continued uncertainty of transportation in New York City, the Company's Investor Event has been moved from Wednesday, November 7, 2012 to Wednesday, November 14, 2012. The event will take place from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ET at the Company's NuVasive East office located in Paramus, New Jersey.
The event will be hosted by Alex Lukianov, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and will feature a panel of leading U.S. spine surgeons. As well, Keith Valentine, President and Chief Operating Officer, will provide a product overview, Michael Lambert, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, will provide a financial update, and Kelli Howell, Vice President of Research, will present a strategic update on NuVasive's clinical efforts.
The agenda will include:
Registration and product demonstrations will begin at 8:45 a.m., followed by the formal presentation from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
A live webcast of the meeting will be available online from the investor relations page of the Company's corporate website at www.nuvasive.com. After the live webcast, the presentation will remain available on the website for 30 days.
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NuVasive is a medical device company focused on developing minimally disruptive surgical products and procedurally integrated solutions for the spine. The Company is the 4th largest player in the $7.9 billion global spine market.
NuVasive's principal product offering is based on its Maximum Access Surgery, or MAS® platform. The MAS platform combines several categories of solutions that collectively minimize soft tissue disruption during spine surgery with maximum visualization and safe, easy reproducibility for the surgeon: a proprietary software-driven nerve avoidance system and intra-operative monitoring support; MaXcess®, a unique split-blade retractor system; a wide variety of specialized implants; and several biologic fusion enhancers. MAS significantly reduces surgery time and returns patients to activities of daily living much faster than conventional approaches. Having redefined spine surgery with the MAS platform's lateral approach, known as eXtreme Lateral Interbody Fusion, or XLIF®, NuVasive has built an entire spine franchise. With over 75 products today spanning lumbar, thoracic and cervical applications, the Company will continue to expand and evolve its offering predicated on its R&D focus and dedication to outstanding service levels supported by a culture of Absolute Responsiveness®.
NuVasive cautions you that statements included in this press release that are not a description of historical facts are forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, assumptions and other factors which, if they do not materialize or prove correct, could cause NuVasive's results to differ materially from historical results or those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. The potential risks and uncertainties that could cause actual growth and results to differ materially include, but are not limited to: the uncertain process of seeking regulatory approval or clearance for NuVasive's products or devices, including risks that such process could be significantly delayed; the possibility that the FDA may require significant changes to NuVasive's products or clinical studies; the risk that products may not perform as intended and may therefore not achieve commercial success; the risk that competitors may develop superior products or may have a greater market position enabling more successful commercialization; the risk that insurance payers may refuse to reimburse healthcare providers for the use of NuVasive's products; the risk that additional clinical data may call into question the benefits of NuVasive's products to patients, hospitals and surgeons; and other risks and uncertainties more fully described in NuVasive's press releases and periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. NuVasive's public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission are available at www.sec.gov. NuVasive assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances arising after the date on which it was made.
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If you regularly trawl for CDs on Amazon you will know that a fair few from the 90s and beyond now come with a price tag of just 1p. Basically any money the retailer makes is screwing the buyer (a little) for the postage. So albums that cost 1p, they are going to rubbish right?
Well not always so. When I was putting together the second album list a few days ago I noticed that quite a few of the albums – like The Strokes Room On Fire – were in the club.
And then I discovered this fabulous blog – The 1p Album Club – on Tumblr. The premise is simple – the writer spends 1p (and postage, coughs) on an album and then reviews it. They have pretty catholic tastes too as bargain basement beauties from the likes of Echobelly rub shoulders with cheapies from UK garage greats Mis-teeq.
I was very pleased to see The Milltown Brothers fine Byrdsie album Slinky get the nod. Here's a fabulous tune from it. Anyway fair play to the 1p album team for a great idea very well executed.


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Armin van Buuren, Gareth Emery
Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas is a new outpost of the eponymous Manhattan nightlife fixture from Louis Abin, Jason Strauss, Marc Packer, Rich Wolf and Noah Tepperberg - the world renowned nightlife impresarios also behind such New York and Las Vegas destinations as TAO and LAVO. Marquee is the number one destination for the world's premier music talent, regularly securing a number of top international acts and DJs to take center stage. As one of the most expansive nightclub venues in the country, this monumental 62,000 square-foot, David Rockwell-designed venue encompasses seven bars that transition patrons between three lavish rooms and variant musical experiences. Beyond the main nightclub space, Marquee also features the Dayclub portion of the venue, which showcases eight cabanas with individual infinity pools and 10 three-story bungalow lofts complete with living quarters and an open air party-deck, inviting sun beds, a gaming area, two pools and more.
Sunday, May 27
Marquee Nightclub presents
Armin van Buuren + Gareth Emery
Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
3708 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Congratulates R&B and Pop Icon Gloria Gaynor, Named 'Woman of the Year' by Arthritis Foundation
As Part of Arthritis Awareness Initiative, New York Chapter Honors National EUFLEXXA® Spokesperson
Mar 11, 2011, 12:08 EST
PARSIPPANY, N.J., March 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. congratulates GRAMMY® award-winning recording artist Gloria Gaynor, who will receive the inaugural Woman of the Year award from the Arthritis Foundation's New York Chapter. As part of the Foundation's arthritis awareness initiative, Women on the Move, Gaynor is being recognized for her formidable personal and professional accomplishments despite being diagnosed with osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee more than 25 years ago.
According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, women older than 50 years of age are more likely to develop OA of the knee than men, and approximately 60 percent of OA sufferers are women. (1) (2)
Following her diagnosis in 1984, Gaynor struggled with appropriate treatment options for 25 years. As the national spokesperson for EUFLEXXA® (1 percent sodium hyaluronate) , a hyaluronic acid treatment therapy for the pain associated with knee OA, Gaynor has passionately advocated the need for increased awareness of OA knee pain, treatment options and the importance of maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.
"We are excited that the Arthritis Foundation has decided to honor Gloria in this way and help bring much needed attention to a disease where approximately 16 million of the nearly 27 million impacted are women," said Paul Maccini, Business Unit Head of Orthopaedics, Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Gaynor's hit 1978 record "I Will Survive" is a veritable anthem for anyone facing seemingly insurmountable odds, and in 1980, Gaynor earned the only GRAMMY® ever to be given for a Disco recording for "I Will Survive."
About EUFLEXXA®® (1 percent sodium hyaluronate)
EUFLEXXA® is used to relieve knee pain due to osteoarthritis. It is used in people who do not get enough relief from simple pain medications such as acetaminophen or from exercise and physical therapy.
Important Safety Information
You should not receive this product if you have had any previous allergic reaction to EUFLEXXA® or hyaluronan products. You should not have an injection into the knee if you have a knee joint infection or if you have skin disease or infection around the injection site.
EUFLEXXA® is only for injection into the knee performed by a qualified doctor. After you receive this injection you may need to avoid activities such as jogging, tennis, heavy lifting or standing on your feet for a long time (more than one hour). The safety and effectiveness of repeat treatment cycles of EUFLEXXA® have not been established. The safety and effectiveness of EUFLEXXA® have not been shown in people under 18 years of age.
Side effects sometimes seen when EUFLEXXA® is injected into the knee joint were pain, swelling, skin irritation, and tenderness and these were generally mild and did not last long.
About Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a subsidiary of Ferring Pharmaceuticals, a privately owned, international pharmaceutical company. Ferring Pharmaceuticals offers a line of products in the U.S. market. They include: BRAVELLE® (urofollitropin for injection, purified), MENOPUR® (menotropins for injection, USP) and REPRONEX® (menotropins for injection, USP), Novarel® (chorionic gonadotropin for injection, USP), ENDOMETRIN® (progesterone) Vaginal Insert, 100 mg, LYSTEDA™ (tranexamic acid tablets), FIRMAGON® (degarelix for injection), PROSED® DS (methenamine, phenyl salicylate, methylene blue, benzoic acid, hyoscyamine sulfate), and EUFLEXXA® (1 percent sodium hyaluronate).
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(1) American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. (2007). Frequently Asked Questions about Osteoarthritis of the Knee. Retrieved Mar. 8, 2011. http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=a00228
(2) Arthritis Foundation. (2011). Arthritis in Women. Retrieved Mar. 8, 2011. http://www.arthritis.org/women.php
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Fall reading
New books worth a look
A harvest of good books is on its way this fall, from big names like Annie Proulx, T.C. Boyle, and Farley Mowat, as well as lesser-known writers like John Addiego, Selden Edwards and Bonnie Henderson. We've chosen a selection of new titles, by Western authors and/or on Western subjects, that we'd like to have on our shelves. All have been recently released or will be in the next few months; we've listed them here alphabetically according to the author's last name.
The Islands of Divine Music, John Addiego, Unbridled Books, October * 2666, Roberto Bolaño, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, November * The Women, T.C. Boyle, Viking, February * Sweetheart, Chelsea Cain, St. Martin's Minotaur, September * Freeman Walker, David Allan Cates, Unbridled Books, October * The 19th Wife, David Ebershoff, Random House, August * The Little Book, Selden Edwards, Dutton, August * I See You Everywhere, Julia Glass, Borzoi Books, October * Renaming the Earth, Ray Gonzalez, University of Arizona Press, October * The Song of Jonah, Gene Guerin, University of New Mexico Press, October * The English Major, Jim Harrison, Grove/Atlantic, October * Ledfeather, Stephen Graham Jones, Fiction Collective Two, August * The Dharma Bums: 50th Anniversary Edition, Jack Kerouac, Viking, September * The Hour I First Believed, Wally Lamb, HarperCollins, October * Moon Lily, Susan Lang, University of Nevada Press, August * The Fire: A Novel, Katherine Neville, Ballantine Books, October * Fine Just the Way It Is, Annie Proulx, Scribner, September * Zen and Now: On the Trail of Robert Pirsig and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Mark Richardson, Borzoi Books, September * Home: A Novel, Marilynne Robinson, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, September * Judas Horse, April Smith, Borzoi Books, February * Crazy Love, Leslie What, Wordcraft of Oregon, July * Just Breathe, Susan Wiggs, Mira Books, September * Effigy, Alissa York, Thomas Dunne Books, September
Nonfiction and memoir
Let There Be Night, ed. Paul Bogard, University of Nevada Press, September * A Dolores Huerta Reader, ed. Mario T. Garcia, University of New Mexico Press, December * Strand: An Odyssey of Pacific Ocean Debris, Bonnie Henderson, Oregon State University Press, October * With Picks, Shovels, and Hope: The CCC and Its Legacy on the Colorado Plateau, Wayne Hinton, Elizabeth Green, Mountain Press, September * Fruitless Fall: The Collapse of the Honeybee and the Coming Agricultural Crisis, Rowan Jacobsen, Bloomsbury, September * Stubborn Twig: Three Generations in the Life of a Japanese-American Family, Lauren Kessler, Oregon State University Press, October * Grizzly Wars, David Knibb, Eastern Washington University Press, August * Healing the West: Voices of Culture and Habitat, Jack Loeffler, Museum of New Mexico Press, September * Books: A Memoir, Larry McMurtry, Simon & Schuster, July * Otero Mesa: Preserving America's Wildest Grassland, Gregory McNamee, University of New Mexico Press, November * Child of Steens Mountain, Eileen O'Keefe McVicker, Oregon State University Press, October * As Big as the West: The Pioneer Life of Granville Stuart, Clyde A. Milner II and Carol A. O'Connor, Oxford University Press, November * Otherwise, Farley Mowat, McClelland & Stewart, October * Between Earth and Sky: Our Intimate Connections to Trees, Nalini N. Nadkarni, University of California Press, September * Dead Pool: Lake Powell, Global Warming, and the Future of Water in the West, James Lawrence Powell, University of California Press, January * In Beauty I Walk: The Literary Roots of Native American Writing, ed. Jarold Ramsey and Lori Burlingame, University of New Mexico Press, December * B Street: The Notorious Playground of Coulee Dam, Lawney L. Reyes, August * Unearthing Indian Land: Living with the Legacies of Allotment, Kristin T. Ruppel, University of Arizona Press, December * Rabbit Creek Country: Three Ranching Lives in the Heart of the Mountain West, Jon Thiem, University of New Mexico Press, October * Love in an Envelope: A Courtship in the American West, ed. Daniel Tyler, University of New Mexico Press, October * Crazy Loco Love, Victor E. Villasenor, Arte Publico Press, September * A Passion for Nature: The Life of John Muir, Don Worster, Oxford University Press, October


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No, this is not a post about the Harlem Shake. It's a post about how much fun I get to have at work.
We are a creative bunch. We pay attention to online trends. Lately, the Harlem Shake has been one of those trends we've been following.
We've been yapping about potentially doing one of our own Harlem Shakes. After a quick brainstorm -- and I mean like :30 seconds quick -- we decided to mash up the Harlem Shake with a flashmob.
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2013 Spring Issue 5 (May 10, 2013)
International Festival 2013: "It's a Small World After All"
"It's a small world after all. It's a small, small world…" Indeed, it did feel like a small world at the Weitz Center for Creativity on Saturday, May 4, as exotic music and enticing aromas from various nations and cultures marked Carleton's annual International Festival.
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Decentering the Self in "in.visible": A Journey of Beauty and Faith
On Tuesday, April 30, a photography and film exhibit entitled "in.visible" opened in Weitz 226. The exhibit is an artistic representation of the stories of five women who are survivors of sexual abuse.
Career Center Welcomes Twenty New Advisors
As one of Carleton's more valuable yet often-underused resources, the Career Center is constantly looking for ways to better serve the student body. Last Friday, all new Career Advisers gathered in Leighton 304 to share their visions of the Career Center's future, and make suggestions for how the Career Center can improve.
North Korea's Weapons Program, Geopolitics, and the American Response
Dr. Sherry Gray, the coordinator of the Global Policy Area at the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs, visited Carleton on May 2 to discuss the growing concerns surrounding North Korea and its nuclear program.
"Secularizing the Liberal Arts": A Dialogue on Finding Meaning in Carleton's Curriculum
On Monday, May 6, 14 students and 12 faculty and staff members convened in the Weitz Center for a day-long conference entitled "Reconceiving the Secular Liberal Arts." The conference was sponsored by the Teagle Foundation, a foundation that strives to be an influential national voice and a catalyst for change in higher education by improving undergraduate student learning in the arts and sciences.
Journalist Jeff Chang: "Who We Be: The Colonization of America"
Asian-Hawaiian journalist and music critic Jeff Chang delivered a convocation talk last Friday on the significance of hip-hop music as a cultural music. More than just an influential and expressive art form, hip-hop became a worldview for millions.
Dufford '14 Wins Prestigious Udall Scholarship
Carleton junior Courtney Dufford has been awarded the Udall Scholarship, making her one of only 50 individuals to receive the award nationwide. Dufford, a political science and environmental studies major, was selected from a pool of 488 candidates nominated by 230 colleges and universities.
Should Carleton Offer Night Classes?
Carleton's schedule has varied throughout the years: in the past, for instance, Carleton has had no common time and classes on Saturday. In the future, however, Carleton may have a new schedule, depending on the opinions of students and faculty.
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Moede Denied Individual NCAA Women's Golf Bid
One of the best seasons in Carleton College women's golf history ended one step short of the goal, as the NCAA Championships field was announced without including any Knights.
Softball Season Ends as Knights Go 1-1 in MIAC Playoffs Pool Play
The Carleton College softball team took part in the MIAC Playoffs for the first time on Friday. The Knights were the No. 9 seed in field and opened pool play with an 11-2 triumph over fourth-seeded Saint Mary's University. Carleton could not hold a late lead against No. 5 seed Gustavus Adolphus College and was unable to advance out of the pool play stage.
Men's Tennis Rallies Past Tommies, Falls to Gustavus in MIAC Finals
After a dramatic comeback 5-4 victory over University of St. Thomas during the semifinal round, the Carleton College men's tennis team did not have enough magic left and saw its season come to an end with an 8-1 loss to national No. 18 Gustavus Adolphus College in the finals of the MIAC Playoffs.
Baseball Swept by St. Mary's in Season Finale, Bid Farewell to Rownd, Zweber, and Harmon
The season came to a close for the Carleton College baseball teams following a pair of losses to Saint Mary's University. The Knights let a late lead slip away in a 6-4 game one setback, then watched a final-frame rally come up just short in dropping game two, 5-4.
Women's Tennis Wins MIAC
Back-to-back champs! The Carleton College women's tennis team successfully defended its MIAC Playoff title from a year ago by posting a 5-1 victory against Gustavus Adolphus College and a 5-0 triumph over University of St. Thomas.
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A hot mess of nuclear energy
Here at Carleton we live less than 30 miles away from Prairie Island, one of 52 nuclear power plants in the U.S. In fact, 40% of the U.S. population lives within 50 miles of a nuclear power plant, putting them at risk in the event of a nuclear disaster.
S.T.E.M. (Society Teaches Everyone Masculinity?)
I'll admit it: I'm a disgruntled jobseeker. I came to Carleton four years ago with a few suitcases and big dreams for the future. Like many of those around me, I didn't know what I was going to study, but the course catalog was my oyster, and I was ready to go shucking.
Turnaround: Minnesota House Approves Gay Marriage
Today, while completing layout, I turned on Yahoo to discover that the Minnesota House had approved a bill to legalize gay marriage in the state of Minnesota. This is quite the turnaround, considering that about six months ago, an amendment to ban gay marriage completely was at the ballot box.


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On Tuesday July 1, 2008 Canada will be celebrating it's 141st birthday. To celebrate I decided to join the food event Taste Canada, hosted by Confessions of a Cardamom Addict. For this event she is asking bloggers to write about what Canada tastes like to them - savoury or sweet. Confessions of a Cardamom Addict is hosting the savoury side of Canada and Jennifer of Domestic Goddess is hosting the sweet side of Canada.
Canada is known as a melting pot of different cultures, races and religions. Such diversity has brought so many great culinary delights to this nation. The days of going out to your traditional St. Hubert's (a traditional Quebec/Ontario restaurant) are far gone. Today going out for dinner can be a all day ordeal trying to figure out if you are in the mood for japanese, chinese, korean, italian, african, greek, indian, thai, english pub fare, mexican etc....
When it comes to Canadian food there are so many foods to think of from coast to coast and season to season (not to mention all the beer & wines). Rather than going through them all I will tell you what Canada Tastes like to me in my region.
I grew up in a small town in Ontario on the border of Quebec (near Ottawa and Montreal), thus some of my meals growing up were traditionally french- canadian. As a kid I remember eating Habitant French Canadian Pea Soup with grill cheese sandwiches, Poutine from the local frie stand with squeaking St. Albert's cheese curds, Montreal Smoked meat sandwiches, tourtiere/meat pie, butter tarts, and my all time favourite strawberry shortcake.
My background is not really known, but we figure my dad's ancestors were from England and my mother's from Italy. So there is a mixture of english-italian living in a french-english community. My husband's roots are thought to be from Ireland & Belgium before settling in French Canada. To this day they continue on with many of their traditional meals of pancakes with maple syrup, pate a rague, creton, peameal bacon and sucre a creme.
Now that I am living in the nation's capital, Ottawa, Canada taste's like Beavertales after skating on the canal; pints of a local cold brew (Clocktower) on a patio in the hot summer sun; a Poutine from Elgin Street Dinner (ESD). It tastes like local fresh berries from the Byward Market, tomatoes & cucumbers from my dad garden, backyard bbq's and my favorite - corn on the cob.
Canada Day itself use to make me think of partying in the capital in the Byward Market and on Parliament Hill. These days Canada Day is symbolic for cottaging with friends, bbq and beer and that is exactly what I will be doing. So as I will not be around to blog have a
Tonight I was going to make a traditional backyard bbq with burgers or a beer butt chicken. But with the rain, I decided to stay indoors and make Steamed PEI mussels from LaPointe's Fishmarket in the Byward Market with Mill St. Wheat Beer, brewed at the Mill St. Brewery in Toronto. The flavor and aroma of this dish in incredible. I believe my husband found this recipe from Bobby Flay. I kind of went crazy on the pics!
Spicy Mussels in Wheat Beer
3 T olive oil
1/2 red onion, sliced thinly
4 large garlic cloves, chopped
2 tsp fennel seeds
1 tsp dried curshed red pepper
1/2 tsp salt
1 lemon sliced
1/4 inch thick
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
2 lbs fresh mussels, cleaned
1 medium to large chopped and seeded tomato
Serve with crusty whole wheat italian bread.
Heat the stove to high. Heat oil in large pot and add onion, cook until soft. Add garlic, fennel seeds, crushed red pepper and salt. Cook for 1 minute. Add wheat beer (or use a white wine), lemon slices and 1/4 cup of parsley, bring to a boil.
Add mussels. Cover pot and cook until mussel shells open, stirring once, about 6 minutes. Discard any mussels that do not open. Using spoon, transfer mussels to large shallow bowl. Boil broth in pot until reduced to 1 cup (about 3 mins). Season with pepper and salt. Pour broth over mussels and sprinkle with the tomatoes and remaining parsley.
Skating on the Rideau Canal on Valentine's Day....Mmmm Beavertails.


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'Operation Snack Pack'
Dear Editor,
On behalf of the Owen Valley High School Youth Board and several families across the S-OCS corporation, I would like to thank the community for their support of the "Operation Snack Pack" project. This project involved sending backpacks filled with easy to make food and snack items home with less fortunate children in the elementary schools.
With the help of several community members, businesses and students, the OVHS Youth Board was able to distribute 47 backpacks to families in need. These backpacks helped several children be kept full over the long Christmas break.
A special thank-you is extended to the Owen Valley Christian Fellowship for their large food donation, the Owen County Community Foundation for their monetary support and the Spencer Walmart for their donation of backpacks. The students of OVHS also played a vital role in this project through their donations to two school-wide food drives.
Again, thank-you to our community for supporting this worthwhile project.
Abby Williams president,
OVHS Youth Board
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PrototypeTEGTA wrote:To be honest, I've never experienced, or recalled, any dreams with crying, or for that matter, negative emotions. Only emotions I know that I had in a dream before are fear and rage, but that stopped happening a long time ago, and I really can't remember the last dream I was scared/angry in. All my dreams now are either positive/relaxing or just plain weird. I would really want to experience a deep, meaningful emotion like unconditional love in a dream. That's on my to-do list for lucid dreaming.
careful wat u wish for, unconditional love is extremely hard. and sensation make u wake up. in fact that is the only dream made me cry in dream. but the sad part is it was ordinary dream.


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The Hampton Opera Center
In July, 2003, the company moved into its new eastside facility – The Hampton Opera Center – where, music and staging rehearsals, coaching facilities, costume shop, and administrative offices, including the Portland Opera Box Office, are all housed under one roof. Though the majority of our operas are staged at the Keller Auditorium and Newmark Theatre, small productions are occasionally presented at The Hampton Opera Center, including our Portland Opera To Go productions.
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The Hampton Opera Center is located at 211 SE Caruthers St, just south of OMSI. Due to construction in the area, please allow for extra time when planning a visit.
A parking lot is available for patrons attending productions at The Hampton Opera Center. It is located east of the building. If you are visiting The Hampton Opera Center during regular business hours, please inquire about a parking pass when you arrive. Street parking is also available.


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Not so long ago mobile networks were relying purely on 3G/UMTS technology, which is now more than 10 years old and struggling to cope with the needs of today's data hungry users.
4G/LTE (Fourth Generation / Long Term Evolution) is the next stage in mobile network development and provides users with much faster data speeds than 3G is able to.
EE has been testing the waters with 4G since October 2012, and until late 2013 it had the market to itself in the UK.
While EE was able to leverage some of its existing spectrum in the 1800MHz band, the other networks had to wait till a spectrum auction held by Ofcom in February 2013 before they could even start preparing for a 4G launch.
However both O2 and Vodafone launched 4G networks of their own in August 2013, while Three began rolling out 4G in December, so for the last year or so EE has finally started to see some competition.
- What's the best 4G handset?
So here's what you need to know if you're thinking of getting your hands on one of those fancy-Dan superfast 4G handsets everyone keeps going on about these days.
What are the differences between 4G frequency bands?
4G can be a confusing beast, particularly when there are three different frequency bands in use in the UK alone.
The 2.6GHz band is one of the two frequencies that were auctioned off by Ofcom in February 2013. It has a greater data capacity than the other two bands so it can deal with loads of people connecting at once, but it doesn't fare so well over long distances, making it ideal for cities and other compact, densely populated areas but not so good for rural locations.
The 800MHz band is the other spectrum that was sold off in February 2013. It was used to provide analogue terrestrial TV, but has been freed up since the big Digital switchover.
While it doesn't provide the same data capacity as the 2.6GHz band, the 800MHz frequency can easily travel over long distances and will be used to provide broadband speeds to rural areas where telephone exchanges can't reach.
Being low frequency it's also better at penetrating walls than the 2.6GHz or 1800MHz bands, so it will provide an improved signal when indoors.
The 1800MHz band is used by EE and Three, as while EE did own the lot of it the numerical network purchased a chunk of it from its rival.
However, as part of the deal to get the spectrum off the brand formed from the merger of T-Mobile and Orange, Three had to agree not to launch 4G on the spectrum before October 2013, which is the main reason for why it was the last to launch.
The 1800MHz band strikes a balance between coverage and capacity (falling between the extremes of the 2.6GHz and 800MHz bands) which makes it a good 'middle-ground' for getting 4G around the country.
Ofcom's 4G spectrum auction
The 4G spectrum auction held by Ofcom at the beginning of the 2013 saw winning bids from O2 (Telefónica UK), Vodafone, Three (Hutchison Whampoa) and of course EE. Interestingly BT also came away with a piece of the pie through its subsidiary Niche Spectrum Ventures.
Remember, more MHz means a better connection, so the more 'x GHz' of spectrum, the more widespread and robust a network can be.
Vodafone spent the most at the auction- a whopping £790,761,000 and came away with 2 x 10MHz of 800MHz spectrum, 1 x 20MHz of 2.6GHz spectrum and a further 1 x 25MHz of 2.6GHz spectrum.
EE spent £588,876,000 and secured 2 x 5MHz of 800MHz spectrum and 2 x 35MHz of 2.6GHz spectrum, which is less spectrum overall than Vodafone has.
Don't forget that EE can also call upon the 1800MHz spectrum that it's been using since before the other networks even launched a 4G service though.
O2 spent £550,000,000 on 2 x 10MHz of 800MHz spectrum. The company completely neglected the 2.6GHz band which may hurt its inner city performance, but with its extensive network of Wi-Fi hotspots in cities the bubbly brand thinks it will be OK without it.
Three spent £225,000,000 on 2 x 5MHz of 800MHz spectrum. Like O2, the company passed on the 2.6GHz band, however Three also has access to some 1800MHz spectrum, as noted above.
BT was something of a surprise bidder and secured 2 x 15MHz of 2.6GHz and 1 x 20MHz of 2.6GHz spectrum. While it was unclear what BT planned to use it on at the time it's now emerged that it will be getting back into the mobile game, albeit primarily as an MVNO through EE, but with a bit of its own spectrum to fall back on, as well as possibly using the spectrum to boost its existing services.


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I guess I should have qualified that as ...relatively inexpensive. Considering that there is about 4000 to 7500 feet per roll depending on type - tons of types and flows. Compared to buying lots of mini-sprinklers, drippers etc, it is cheap. I have about 300 feet of drip tape in 2 garden beds - six inch spacing - that is 600 emitters I would have had to buy and hours punching holes and installing them or suffer poor irrigation. My drip tape is about 2.5 liters per hour per hundred feet - great for poor clay soil and low water availability - my well is 1 gpm and is pumped with solar power. I pump around 700 gallons per day. I likely have enough drip tape on one roll to last me 10 years.
I got mine from a near local big irrigation supply. http://www.landmarkirrigation.com/ A few cents a foot but had to be purchased in a big roll for around $150 as I recall.
Do-it-best has the timers as do many other hardware stores. I like the pictured one best as the digital ones are enough trouble to re-program that you may avoid it. I would suggest ordering it from the net if necessary to get that particular one. $40
Timing changes take seconds with the analog timer as opposed to minutes to a half hour if you goof or lose the instructions on a digital timer.
Mechanical timers are not as good unless you are there ALL of the time so you don't miss watering on a critical day. The pictured timer is simple. One knob for run time. One for hours or days between watering. Use a filter before the timer and 15 lb pressure reducer.
Pictured are two timers - one for trees and one for drip tape - I did the trees with larger emitters so irrigation time was a lot less than the drip tape required. I use one hour sets on the drip tape to allow more time for all lines to fill and water well as well as to soak my clay soil a bit better.
I use shutoff Y's to easily allow shutting off lines for repairs or expansion. Maybe $3 for the Y or less.
The filter should be about $7 - pressure reducer around the same - I paid $5 I think. Both are pictured above coming off of the hose Y. All fittings pictured are hose thread as is the timer.
A place to get T-tape - Not necessarily a recommendation - just a web-site found on search with info also http://www.dripworksusa.com/store/ttape.php
another http://www.agriculturesolutions.com/T-Tape-and-Fittings/View-all-products.html
As I mentioned you may be able to get it around half price if you can find a wholesaler that will sell to you - such as Landmark above.
You can save some money doing it my way instead of buying the million fittings they will want to sell you.
Hose to drip adapter off of the timer $2 Drip is a slip fit into it. Pictured is 1/2 inch drip hose.
For a stop at the other end of the drip hose, you can use a figure 8 or fold it over and tie it or slice a piece of drip diagonally to elongate it - make it about 1/2 inch wide - and slip it over the end of the folded drip hose. If a piece is cut straight off it will not be wide enough to slip over the folded end of the drip hose.
Drip hose to T-tape....
Carefully take the drip punch and punch a hole it the T-tape. It is significantly smaller than the 1/4 OD tubing. Cut the 1/4 OD tubing on a 45 or so to make it sharp - slip it into the hole in the drip tape - the drip tape will stretch over the tube forming a water tight seal if done correctly. Cost - $0 for the connection. I suggest leaving the drip tape a little extra long and do it near the end in case you booboo and need to re-do it. Slip the 1/4 OD tubing into the T-tape about a foot more or less to prevent it from accidentally getting knocked out- no securing device is necessary - it will stay.
Most of this stuff is available at Do-it or other hardware stores.
Punch a hole in the 1/2 inch drip hose and insert a straight tubing barb.
To stop the T-tape at the end, first cut about an inch and a half off to use as a sleeve. Fold the T-Tape over about 3 times -about 1/1/2 inches or so - and slip the sleeve over it. This is a cheap way to stop it. Maybe $.01 or less. Fold a temporary crease in the end to make it fit into the sleeve easier then flatten it after it is in the sleeve. A single fold will possibly leak especially on thin drip tape.
Tee barbs can be used to feed two tapes from a single 1/4 OD tube.
You can do hundreds and hundreds of feet of drip tape off of one timer and faucet depending on the T-tape flow with this method. For low water availability I suggest low flow tape and longer water time or more frequency with short times - adjust to suit your soil and conditions. At 2.5 liters per hundred feet per hour, my system does not require much water - I water several times per day for 1 hour depending on the heat.
- Glenn -
Any thoughts on the life-span of the tape? I've gotten 5 years plus out of the drip line if i use pine straw or other soft mulch over the tubing to keep the UV from damaging it. Exposed line starts to get brittle in a couple years.
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It is made out of the same material but lighter - pretty sunlight resistant so I would think 5 or more years is well within reason. I have used it before and had it last that long. The one I have pictured was given to me although I did buy a large roll too. The one given to me is very thin - maybe 2 mil, but works great.
Squirrels may occasionally chew a hole in it trying to get water, but they may do that with any drip system. Just cut it at the hole - fold the ends and do a double tubing insertion as shown above to keep from having to replace it. It can also go around corners - check it the first time you put pressure to it to make sure there are no kinks.
I started using it around 1982, however just made the effort to find it again this year. I had an irrigation professional working for me at the time so he taught me the tricks. Many more selections on size now.
Mulched away from UV it could last forever except for animal or shovel damage. Covered plastic does not decompose much as we have learned from mike oehler and his PSP building system.
- Glenn -
I cleared out about an acre of manzanita but with my new found knowledge here I talked them into building a hugelkultur garden rather than burning the manzanita.
Here is the bed. I will get the logs in a few weeks when I have time to get them(bug damaged trees - dying).
Last year I would have made a burn pile. Shows what knowledge can do for you.
It is now all covered with about 8 inches of dirt and topsoil. This winter it will store water in the wood for next summers garden. They are going to install drip also. I forgot to take a pix with the bed finished.
While removing the brush I also removed a couple of cars the previous landowner had buried. Yes - that is a whole car including all parts -the engine was still in it.
I had to shake the dirt out of the second one.
- Glenn -
I like to walk by daily and see that all is well, check the plants - you may see the tape creep a bit if not buried and have to adjust it, stake it etc. I hope to mulch more this year after the plants are up and that will hold it in place better.
I found that I was sinking into the bed last night so will cut the time today. I wanted to let the bed get a bit of a soaking so I set the timer to water an hour every 4 hours. I will half that to 8 hours today.
- Glenn -
Bloom where you are planted.
If you know the ID of the hose we could probably find something that will work. Being out in the boonies here I order lots of things online and figure that delivery is many times cheaper than the cost of fuel and shopping.
There are some half inch push on fittings that are extremely inexpensive - $.35 at our local Do-it best for couplers.
- Glenn -
A) All of the irrigation stuff is temporary, right? Cuz in the second year and beyond, you shouldn't need any more irrigation. I suppose for a small hugelkultur bed you might need some irrigation - just less than without hugelkultur.
B) I remember something about fukuoka saying that he did this a few times and then decided it was too much work. Instead, he would plant fast growing trees, cut them and then rely on the underground roots to be the hugelkultur bed.
C) There was a little bit of off topic stuff I should probably delete - I'm gonna leave it and hope that we don't revive that.
I am in California where there is next to no moisture underground for a couple hundred feet. I'm on top a rock and claystone mountain. I will have to monitor the performance of the bed by the response of the plants. The bed should store about 2 feet of water. If it works without irrigation for the summer it will be a real indication that this is really working and it will be a first for our area. We get no rain for at least six months.
The irrigation is for the ability to have a garden this year and to not have to wait for the bed to get dampened until the first rains in November, while still using a minimal amount of water.
Everyone should know how to do drip irrigation to conserve water and for where they don't have a hugelkultur bed.
- Glenn -
Whether we need supplemental irrigation or not remains to be seen, but I should know by next summer.
My bed is on a mountain terrace and the bottom 2 feet should saturate with water this winter while the top foot will remain above the surrounding ground surface level.
I only have one area of fill that indicated it may work without irrigation as I had one volunteer Swiss chard on a fill area that stayed alive throughout the entire summer with no irrigation. This is my first intentional hugelkultur bed, thanks to Paul for introducing it to us on the CP forum.
- Glenn -
The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka
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The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka
- Glenn -
The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka
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Wish I could find that story again.
- Glenn -
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As in the terrace story from China that I read, This could completely change the environment for the better in our area of the mountain.
Wish I could find that story again.
Imagine if we could all collect 90% more water on our land, which otherwise would have run off to cause flooding downstream! Our neighborhoods could become paradise!
Idle dreamer
We receive around 50 inchesof rain per year here in the Sierra Nevada Gold Country. Lets say 48" or four feet. 4'x 7.48 gallons per cubic foot= 29.92 gallons per year per square foot of surface area.
29.92 x 43560 sq feet per acre = 1,303,315.2 gallons per acre per year. Over 26 million gallons on our 20 acres.
Wouldn't it really be nice if we could hold enough of that that we do not need to pump water to irrigate....
- Glenn -
Idle dreamer
The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings. - Masanobu Fukuoka
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But how do you implement Keyline if you don't have access to a tractor?
I might try using a pick in place of a bunyip slipper imp, working the point of the pick through the subsoil with about the same intent as one would use a spading fork.
Building a large dam with a reliable valve might be prohibitively difficult, but perhaps a hugelbeet near the keypoint will have some of the same benefits for much less investment.
"the qualities of these bacteria, like the heat of the sun, electricity, or the qualities of metals, are part of the storehouse of knowledge of all men. They are manifestations of the laws of nature, free to all men and reserved exclusively to none." SCOTUS, Funk Bros. Seed Co. v. Kale Inoculant Co.
Here is a link I found to help me understand it. http://www.laceweb.org.au/kff.htm
This could completely change my area of the mountain.
- Glenn -
IMO, all this is doing is mimicking nature, which is how we learn to do our own permaculture better anyway!
I was having trouble with the learning portion as I had never heard of the concept until Paul introduced it to me.
- Glenn -
Glenn Kangiser wrote:
.. but once we learn to mimic nature then we can take it to new frontiers.
I was having trouble with the learning portion as I had never heard of the concept until Paul introduced it to me.
Indeed we do take new frontiers, each time we get exposed to new ideas, its like old school brain storming sessions for art ideas or writing assignments. Isn't being a Permie wonderful?!
Beneficial changes to our immediate environment can then be started and made within days or weeks rather than years or decades.
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the hugel beds have been doing MUCH better with less water than the conventional beds and there is less attack by insects or diseases (which we allow the birds to take care of most of the time).
i have the same plants in both the conventional beds and hugel beds all were planted at the same time and have gotten the same care.
the hugel beds are much much more productive, esp when it comes to things like tomatos and cole crops.
the trees in the hugel beds appear stronger and have not required additional watering where trees in the conventional beds (all baby trees put in this year) have actually drooped and wilted badly and had to get soakings a few times.)
i have soaker hoses in the entire garden but haven't run them as much as i would have liked to, but the hugel beds have not really required the soakers where the conventional ones wilted very badly and needed the soakers..so i ran them on all of hte beds.
when i redo any of my beds in t he future they will all be converted to hugel beds..and those that i don't redo will be getting bark and wood chips added as mulch or to holes dug into the beds as the materials are available.
we heat with wood so there is always a lot of wood product av ailable as scrap from our wood heating..so the plan is if i have wood products available in the fall i will dig them into the beds to give them time to rot over the wintier before spring planting is done..if not..they will be sidedressed onto the beds as mulch in the spring..generally by spring they would be partially rotted from storage all winter in our area.
we also are burying branches, trees (green and dead and other brush and green materials under pond scum and silt from digging our ponds into our woodsy areas where we have cleared some brush by knocking it to the ground with a tractor..we figure this is basically making some hugel beds on to p of our soil..with the previous woods duff as the bottom layer, branches and trees and other knocked down materials as the next layer and the pondy silty scummy soil on top as a 3rd layer and then the fall drop of leaves and twigs and manure from the animals and wildlife over the fall and winter..)..then next year we hope to begin to plant understory and other trees and shrubs into this more open woods area and among the existing trees, expanding more and more back into the woods as we are able
Bloom where you are planted.
I had a delivery job in town over the winter so around christmas time I'd scope out the curbside christmas trees and pick them up at the end of my shift.
I later learned from 'Sepp Holzer's Permakultur' book that its best to spread a seed mix before the soil settles, whereas I waited a few days.
When i'm sowing seed mixes, i mix them with garden soil, add watter, so the thing gets muddy. It's a muddy liquid basically. That's how seeds get coated with mud. Then i just add more soil while mixing everything. When i get normal moist soil again i scatter it.
Sepp's second book is just awesome. I also learned so much from it. And yes, the tip about not packing down soil on terraces before sowing is really important.
Travis, I hope everything will grow good for you.
Frank Fekonia did something similar with rocks in the bottom 1/3 of old fridges.
Could someone comment on the relationship between using rocks plus organic matter as he did,
compared to using wood in hugelkultur, and might there be some benefit to using both wood and rocks?
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With the hugel beds I've made, I plan to put rocks on the side for steps, as well as heat and moisture traps
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