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[Wendy <crazygardens AT verizon.net>]

IMHO, this is worse than a load of bunk.  It is a money scam.  It is right up 
there with those who take investments to perfect perpetual motion machines, 
or cars that run on a hydrogen/water continuous loop.  It is a variation on 
the scare tactic of televangelists "Send me your money or go to Hell!"  
Please notice that all the shots of aircraft have the trails coming from the 
jet engines.  Those are condensation trails.  If the trails were coming from 
anywhere else on the craft, I would say they may just have something worth 
paying attention to.  Just my two cents.

Wendy



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From: Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>
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Sent: Tue, May 25, 2010 9:42:15 AM
Subject: [Homestead] GMO Conspiracy

I thought the people who talked about chemtrail consipiracies were 
nuts............. now I'm not so sure.  There have been other conspiracies 
that I thought were nuts, but over the last few years those have turned out 
to be true, some of which I've been able to confirm from recently retired 
gov't beaurocrats.

Watch the movie trailer for something that is coming out this fall posted.  
There are some comments about GMO seeds that caught my attention.  

http://www.dailypaul.com/node/135721

Comments from chemists as the stated info relates to non-GMO seeds 
appreciated.


      
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I came across this today. It answers the question of how to easily
have raised beds and what to do if your soil isn't good (high clay or
waterlogged, for example). Basically, you stack your bales, water them
and keep them wet, add ammonium nitrate for several days, then add
10-10-10, and then transplant your plants.

The article is at
http://www.carolinacountry.com/cgardens/thismonth/march06guide/straw.html

Marie