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[Carl DuPoldt <cdupoldt@yahoo.com>]

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7CFR part 205 - organic agriculture
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Subject: [permaculture] spiders
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boy I'm seeing a lot of spiders on my organic land.  all kinds of spiders
from black widow to wolf spiders that jump. it  seems spring really brings
then out . Have you all noticed a  time of the year that a lot seem to
hatch.   some go in the ground and have a web around a hole.  some cross
great spans and build big webs between trees.  I wonder if folks that spray
have so many spiders and I wonder what those that don't have so many are
missing.   we always talk about earth worms u don't hear much about spiders.
Seems like  city folks fear them  and some visitors seem to fear spiders and
snakes .  even king snake and gopher snake almost any snake sends them
running.  some time I find them frozen and the poor snake is frozen both to
scared to move.  : ? some  time I see them running because a snake was on
the road.  I fear rattle snakes so I'm glad to see the king snake.  spiders
and snakes  I am thankful for the help.  a organic inspector told me one
time he could tell if land was organic or not by the spiders.