We go to the Country Fair every year - it has to be experienced to be believed or understood.
"the gathering of the tribes" and all that
"the gathering of the tribes" and all that
Living organic soil from start through recycling
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Themz our peeps~...this is just a disguise.
Have a good day everyone...I've got to go throw a bunch of trash away into a land fill. (that's underground code for, "I've got to go transplant my clones")
Have a good day everyone...I've got to go throw a bunch of trash away into a land fill. (that's underground code for, "I've got to go transplant my clones")
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Oregon has some of the strictest laws regarding agriculture in the entire nation. That's kinda my point about this initiative. Review the current Fertilizer Stop Sale list from the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
Keep in mind that this list has absolutely nothing to do with organic farming - that area is completely and totally controlled by Oregon Tilth and you talk about anal - LMAO
Oregon has some of the strictest laws regarding agriculture in the entire nation. That's kinda my point about this initiative. Review the current Fertilizer Stop Sale list from the Oregon Department of Agriculture.
Keep in mind that this list has absolutely nothing to do with organic farming - that area is completely and totally controlled by Oregon Tilth and you talk about anal - LMAO
I glanced through 502 and the following jumped out at me;
What I did not notice, is if it effects an individual's rights to grow for personal use, medical or otherwise. Anybody?
Can you imagine more civil servants with the authority of police?
What I did not notice, is if it effects an individual's rights to grow for personal use, medical or otherwise. Anybody?
Can you imagine more civil servants with the authority of police?
Here it is
Can you imagine more civil servants with the authority of police?
Oregon Prop 80 defined......
Oregon Prop 80 defined......
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I take it Kaolin Clay is a fine substitute for Bentonite?
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Well drilling companies have serious amounts of bentonite sitting around...
No good do gooder's............classic!
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Found a decent study and it seems Kaolin is less absorbent than bentonite is so that is one negative. They are very similar though:
http://vri.cz/docs/vetmed/49-10-389.pdf
It also has a different chemical composition as it seems bentonite has Ca and K while kaolin has none.
http://webmineral.com/data/Kaolinite.shtml#.UImilMXA-vQ
http://webmineral.com/data/Montmorillonite.shtml#.UImiVcXA-vQ
*I find it conflicting that mountainroseherbs site says kaolin clay has Ca and Mg?
I would stick with bentonite safe bet it seems the cation exchange will differ between the two as well.
http://vri.cz/docs/vetmed/49-10-389.pdf
It also has a different chemical composition as it seems bentonite has Ca and K while kaolin has none.
http://webmineral.com/data/Kaolinite.shtml#.UImilMXA-vQ
http://webmineral.com/data/Montmorillonite.shtml#.UImiVcXA-vQ
*I find it conflicting that mountainroseherbs site says kaolin clay has Ca and Mg?
I would stick with bentonite safe bet it seems the cation exchange will differ between the two as well.
Who is this guy^^^???...seems awfully familiar.
Blue Orca
Bentonite; cheap like borsch - try to get some from a company/mine which has done the testing necessary for addition to livestock feed.
http://www.clays.org/journal/archive/volume 16/16-4-267.pdf
http://www.ima-na.org/bentonite
Everything; driller's mud to soil amendment to dog medicine.
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I am you experiencing reality subjectively. Nah, just joking
I am the keeper Nice picture the Orca is looking tasty.E.C. Organics
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Thank you for both of your answers I will steer clear of it. Reason I asked was because I found it locally for only $6.00 for a 50 lb bag verses ordering bentonite online for $50.00 including shipping since I haven't been able to source that one locally yet that is not cut with something else.
Mineral compounds have a CeC?
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Some of those studies mentioned that somehow the cation effect of the soil was different with the two different types of clay. Memory is vague I merely glossed over it while I was doing my dumpster diving research effort.
Here is one of them although there was another:
CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF KAOLINITE
CHI MA t AND RICHARD A. EGGLETON
Cooperative Research Center for Landscape Evolution and Mineral Exploration, Department of Geology,
Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 0200, Australia
http://www.clays.org/journal/archive/volume%2047/47-2-174.pdf
Here is one of them although there was another:
CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF KAOLINITE
CHI MA t AND RICHARD A. EGGLETON
Cooperative Research Center for Landscape Evolution and Mineral Exploration, Department of Geology,
Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 0200, Australia
http://www.clays.org/journal/archive/volume%2047/47-2-174.pdf
That makes sense - it's the clay level that would raise the CeC in a soil.
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