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[negiliblek <negiliblek@yahoo.com>]

For clarity with regards to the micro-climate and ground type I will work 
with this April:
MO - clay, winter, (Oct-March): below 0 F; summer: humid not above 100 F 
often, dense natural foilage
NM - rocky clay, 6,800-8,500ft above sea level, winter (Oct-April):2ft or 
more snow below 0 F; summer:dry 80-90's F with Aug-July Monsoons, Sparse 
natural foilage
IA -rich topsoil layer, winter (Oct-March): well below 0 F, summer:humid 
80-90's, dense natural foilage

yarrow@sfo.com -thanks for the clarifications.

Lisa Rollens -near Maysville (not really central MO) ...the species of honey 
locust that already grows there produces very small (and flat) beans where as 
the species planted in Gallup, NM produce beans about 1/4" thick. I wonder if 
I could take a few small twigs from the locust trees in Gallup and graft them 
onto the full grown locust trees in MO somehow? How large are the beans 
produced by your trees?  What trees are you using for food?

Larry -thanks for your opinions and the facts/pics! 





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factor e farm is looking for a farm manager:

http://openfarmtech.org/weblog/

..of the food forest type and One Straw Revolution type.

As salary you get a place to live, you get to eat what you 
sow/grow/encourage, and you'll get a first row seat to the first real world 
application of Open Source applied outside of the software paradigm (I'd say 
Open Source as applied in the permaculture realm but that's for you to judge).

There are already four or five goats, 3 roosters and maybe 5 hens, four ducks 
(down from six), and plenty of land to care for.

I also hope some experienced people on this list would give Marcin and crew a 
hand in creating their first Open Source Village (either with a working visit 
or remote design effort).  If you're someone who lives off of what you've 
planted using permaculture methods and you'd like to visit -send me an email 
and I'll see if what I can work out with Marcin to waive any visitor fees.

Why visitor fees? well, if you've ever tried any major project like this, 
then you'll know how hard it is to get work done when interrupted by people 
who are all talk and no do.

I've been there on a working visit; feel free to ask questions.




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