Healthy soil and sustainable growing

["Tradingpost" <tradingpost@lobo.net>]

If you can't be civil about this you won't be part of the discussion.

paul tradingpost@lobo.net

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On 1/15/2011 at 12:28 AM Pego Rice wrote:

>Heh
> 
>Even the article listed them only as possible cons, not inherent. 
>As to you, Trading Post,  You admitted, yourself, a prejudice here.  I
>have to say it is making it hard for you to mind the critical differences,
>as well as being a bit shirty with the people talking to you about those
>differences.  Aquaponics is a pretty tight use of space.  I like that it
>grows the one protein my HOA can't kvetch about.
> 
>Something that Paul has not mentioned yet is that the tech is a key to the
>sanitary low-tech, zero-chem disposal of human waste, where the effluvient
>is run through some constructed wetland plantings to render the waste
>stream safe and the water clean and portable again.
> 
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_machines
> 
>What did you think when you looked over the Growing Power site linked in
>your Wiki reference? http://growingpower.org/
> 
>These stacked crops are an impressive use of space and time. 
> 
>Yours, Pego
>
><<There are so MANY various ways to avoid the cons listed on Wikipedia if
>one is
>clever, resourceful, Michelle>>
>
>