2016 was a low energy year for me and i feel the majority of humans. I project 2017 to be a high energy year.

Was hoping sabertooth would visit. I think there is a pyramid or something here.

Watch out child, babylon falling down

If anyone is truly interested in creating a Utopian religion I would like to hear their critique of Rudolph Steiner's philosophy of freedom.

Ha! Thanks for that. For some reason I was under the impression that you had some wisdom, I see now that you're one of the most brainwashed member in these forums. Good luck with your self hatred and your staunch, unquestioning aggressiveness towards anything that contradicts your brainwashing. You have no curiosity and no individuality, and I suspect you never will.

Ha talk about bold faced guffah and projectionism. You are clearly talking about yourself. I disagree with you whole heartedly, not because it was without truth, but because it was written with prejudice and no merit of evidence only brash opinions. I am anti authoritarian to a t, I don't need someone with words more useless than a gorillas words to tell me what to do nor do I need any geniuses words either, I am a sovereign man and I need no one to decide for me, not in my house.

I was there a little over a year ago it was wonderful. If you get to go fishing off of a reef Strawberry Bass really taste like strawberries or the power of suggestion is extremely strong.
I ventured half a mile off shore to a small island off of Bahia Honda Park. The fields of blue and purple gorgonians were sublime. A lot of nice parot fish out there too, would be good for their reef for some paleo spear hunters to help keep their numbers in check.

My mother owns a small 2 house villa 3 hour drive to Key Largo. It has an acre and is along a creek that runs to the ocean 2 miles away. It looks like the friggin jungle book there are roots hanging out of branches 30 feet up in the air down into the water and giant strangler figs and mangoes bigger than most oaks all over the neighborhood.

I planted a bunch of fruit trees, there was already a 40 foot coconut palm and several wild mangoes, I planted bananas, papaya, passion fruit, 3 kinds of sapote, I think there are 5 jack fruit trees going down there. She just sent me a photo of the yellow passion fruit as big as grape fruit...

I really want to get back down there to plant Mamey Sapote, Ice Cream Bean, Canastile and of course more Avacados and Coconuts.

Actually I hadn't thought of it but I was wondering if anyone can send me seeds as I much prefer to plant trees from seed than to buy trees in pots.

I find places next to rocks as these are generally somewhat impervious to lawnmowers and the rock actually provides more protection and even irrigation to the sapling. A seedling with a healthy root will quickly surpass a rootbound sapling in a pot.

It should be noted PETAs version of "ethical" has nothing to do with reality and everything to do with "feelings".

Besides you are ignoring the fact that marijuana appears to cure and treat more illnesses than any other one plant product that is consumed by humans on a regular basis.

The Ideal Soil

My first organic garden was planted in 1973. From the start I didn't rely solely on compost, mulch, and manure, I also used the minerals that J I Rodale recommended: Jersey Greensand, Florida soft rock phosphate, dolomite lime. In the mid-1980s I added kelp meal and by the late '80s I was using glacial rock dust as well. All of these, along with manure and compost, grew nice gardens but there really was no rhyme or reason to it. I didn't test the soil and wouldn't have known what to do with the results if I had. The fog began to lift in 1999, when a friend passed along a newsletter written by Gary Kline, founder of Black Lake Organic nursery in Olympia Washington. Gary had read the works of William Albrecht and his students and followers published by Acres USA, as well as the books written by Carey Reams' students Dan Skow and Arden Andersen, and then had condensed the salient points into about 20 pages. The message was clear and I got it immediately: The source of fertility, health, and nutrition in the soil is the minerals in that soil, not the organic matter. Further, there were optimal amounts of minerals that would allow a plant to reach its full genetic potential.

Gary's newsletter inspired me to read the Acres USA books on agronomy, have my soil tested, and begin experimenting. After reading that small library (Albrecht, Walters, Kinsey, Zimmerman, Sait, Andersen, Skow, and Reams) I found that, beyond balancing the major cations Calcium, Magnesium, and Potassium to a 65:10:5 ratio, where Albrecht had left it in the 1960s, I had little idea what to do with the other primary and secondary elements such as Phosphorus, Sulfur, Sodium, Boron, Iron, Manganese, Copper, and Zinc. The books I had read did a great job of convincing me of the importance and worth of balancing soil minerals, but they didn't teach how to do it. Rather, they seemed more to be sales pitches, telling just enough to entice the reader to hire the author as a consultant.

This frustration led to almost a decade of further reading and experimentation. I sent soil samples to the lab from my gardens and from friends' gardens and pastures, paying for it out of pocket and even buying the minerals to amend their soils. From Carey Reams work I got the idea that P should equal K. From a chance remark in Graeme Sait's Nutrition Rules came the idea that Zn should equal 1/10th of P. Various college agronomy texts provided clues for optimum levels of Iron and Manganese. Through it all I was looking to tie Albrecht's base cation saturation ratios for Ca, Mg, and K with the other elements, not as absolute amounts but as ratios and proportions relative to the CEC (cation exchange capacity) of the soil. I made friends with Gary Kline and we began meeting weekly for long lunches and conversations. Starting in the 1980s, Gary had developed a line of 10 different organic fertilizers and wanted to improve them by bringing them into line with the Albrecht principles. In 2004 he asked me to do the mineral balancing and chemistry for the new versions. I felt that I had enough good results from my experiments to take a somewhat bold stance, and set the fertilizers up with the proportions that had worked best. The new fertilizer formulas performed well and got excellent customer reviews.

By 2006 I was spending much of my time writing custom soil Rx's for people in the Puget Sound region; by 2008 that had expanded to include growers from around the world. But, my goal was not to promote a consulting business; it was to spread the mineral message, and the best way to do that was to teach others what I had learned, so that they could write their own soil mineral prescriptions and, if they wished, do the same for others. In December 2009 the first edition of The Ideal Soil was published as a PDF ebook, followed a few months later by the hardcopy. Since then the principles and Ideal Soil method have been applied successfully, around the world. A revised and expanded version was published in 2014, which has since been translated into Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, and Polish.

I feel there is various methods to radically alter blood circulation rapidly. Eating particular foods while being more and more active...

raw honey ginger and peppers come to mind, fresh nettles on the skin too.

The introduction of sheep and rabbits surely only worsened the problem. There used to be massive bipedal herbivorous marsupials in Australia that were presumably wiped out by humans, perhaps because due to the nature of some herbivores to be territorial and to fight humans for food crops in arid conditions... perhaps it was just the way of the people who first happened upon Australia and they only adapted to Australia after they had already devastated. Perhaps for some humans desert is our preferred habitat and it is natural for us to create it.

It has been long believed by many scientists that most if not all deserts are man made.

The environment can recover in some places well but 2/3 of the land is drylands and heavily devastated and would take hundreds if not thousands of years of concentrated effort to restore.

The good news is there are still a lot of domesticated animals we can eat and raise and restore the landscape if raised consciously.

Boom shaka skaka la mother fuckers

Oregon. They are legalizing recreational half and full acre canopy unlimited number marijuana fields. This is probably the best time to invest as it is the grand opening of a brand new market and property values will likely skyrocket. All the nutes and amendments used to grow the ganja will grow dank pastures not to mention how much of a boon it will be competing against the other growers when we could be working with mountains of our own animal manure compost instead of physically buying soil like most of the ganja growers.

I read articles about underground organic farming and farmers markets in russia published in the 80s. When the ussr was collapsing, what kept russia from starving was that 70 percent of the food was produced by the black market.