Fw: organic organs and glands

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Got this from another list....

Hello!

Thanks for your interest in

Laughing Valley Dried Foods

All our products are dried at low temperature (below 40 degrees celsius)

to maintain the nutrient content of the raw food (enzymes, vitamins).

The fruits are the products of " Natural Way of Farming " (no tilling, no

fertilisers, no weeding, no pesticides and minimum irrigation) for more

concentrated flavor.

Animals products are from animals raised organically as closely as

possible

to their natural original diet (ie. grass for herbivorous animals) and

lifestyle (outdoors in large range area). Among the many

other health advantages of raw animal products, the omega 3's content

of the fat is very high as in wild animals (fishs). All seafood is wild.

Prices are dried weight and shown in Canadian/US dollars. Shipping is

extra.

Dried fruits (pears, apples, plums, blackberries, strawberries) $4.50

to $5.00 the package (100 grams)

lamb jerky CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

lamb pemmican (natural, unseasoned) CDN$75 / US$55

beef jerky (natural, unseasoned) CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

beef pemmican CDN$65 / US$45 per pound

sockeye salmon CDN$80 / US$60 per pound

chum salmon CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

dried shrimps CDN$35 / US$25 per pound

dried chicken CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

lamb organs 50 CDN$ per pound 35US$

chickens organs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

salmon eggs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

fats 35 CDN $ perpound 25US$

The availability of the products is variable with the seasons.

Production is small to ensure highest quality.

For more information on specific availability and quality of the products

contact:

Jean-Claude Catry

115 Forest Ridge Road

Saltspring Island BC

Canada V8K 1W4

email: instinct@...

(250) 653 9122

jean-claude

[Guest guest]

I just want to know since when is weeding unnatural?

Marcella

>From: bianca3@...

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Fw: organic organs and glands

>Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 11:16:50 -0800

>

>Got this from another list....

>

>Hello!

>Thanks for your interest in

>Laughing Valley Dried Foods

>

>All our products are dried at low temperature (below 40 degrees celsius)

>to maintain the nutrient content of the raw food (enzymes, vitamins).

>

>The fruits are the products of " Natural Way of Farming " (no tilling, no

>fertilisers, no weeding, no pesticides and minimum irrigation) for more

>concentrated flavor.

>

>Animals products are from animals raised organically as closely as

>possible

>to their natural original diet (ie. grass for herbivorous animals) and

>lifestyle (outdoors in large range area). Among the many

>other health advantages of raw animal products, the omega 3's content

>of the fat is very high as in wild animals (fishs). All seafood is wild.

>

>Prices are dried weight and shown in Canadian/US dollars. Shipping is

>extra.

>

>Dried fruits (pears, apples, plums, blackberries, strawberries) $4.50

>to $5.00 the package (100 grams)

>

>lamb jerky CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

>lamb pemmican (natural, unseasoned) CDN$75 / US$55

>beef jerky (natural, unseasoned) CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

>beef pemmican CDN$65 / US$45 per pound

>sockeye salmon CDN$80 / US$60 per pound

>chum salmon CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

>dried shrimps CDN$35 / US$25 per pound

>dried chicken CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

>lamb organs 50 CDN$ per pound 35US$

>chickens organs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

>salmon eggs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

>fats 35 CDN $ perpound 25US$

>

>The availability of the products is variable with the seasons.

>Production is small to ensure highest quality.

>For more information on specific availability and quality of the products

>contact:

>Jean-Claude Catry

>115 Forest Ridge Road

>Saltspring Island BC

>Canada V8K 1W4

>email: instinct@...

>(250) 653 9122

>jean-claude

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That's really the first time I've heard that touted, however, it does make

some sense. Frequent weeding isn't particularly good for the soil: it

disrupts the ecology of it by mixing up different layers that shouldn't

really be mixed up, it makes it dry out faster, encourages erosion, etc.

How much it really matters, I don't know...

I've read some really good articles on weed-free, till-free gardening.

There was one in Mother Earth News about a year ago...

Minneapolis

-----Original Message-----

From: Marcella Mathewes [mailto:honoraholmes@...]

Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:33 PM

Subject: Re: Fw: organic organs and glands

I just want to know since when is weeding unnatural?

Marcella

>From: bianca3@...

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Fw: organic organs and glands

>Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 11:16:50 -0800

>

>Got this from another list....

>

>Hello!

>Thanks for your interest in

>Laughing Valley Dried Foods

>

>All our products are dried at low temperature (below 40 degrees celsius)

>to maintain the nutrient content of the raw food (enzymes, vitamins).

>

>The fruits are the products of " Natural Way of Farming " (no tilling, no

>fertilisers, no weeding, no pesticides and minimum irrigation) for more

>concentrated flavor.

>

>Animals products are from animals raised organically as closely as

>possible

>to their natural original diet (ie. grass for herbivorous animals) and

>lifestyle (outdoors in large range area). Among the many

>other health advantages of raw animal products, the omega 3's content

>of the fat is very high as in wild animals (fishs). All seafood is wild.

>

>Prices are dried weight and shown in Canadian/US dollars. Shipping is

>extra.

>

>Dried fruits (pears, apples, plums, blackberries, strawberries) $4.50

>to $5.00 the package (100 grams)

>

>lamb jerky CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

>lamb pemmican (natural, unseasoned) CDN$75 / US$55

>beef jerky (natural, unseasoned) CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

>beef pemmican CDN$65 / US$45 per pound

>sockeye salmon CDN$80 / US$60 per pound

>chum salmon CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

>dried shrimps CDN$35 / US$25 per pound

>dried chicken CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

>lamb organs 50 CDN$ per pound 35US$

>chickens organs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

>salmon eggs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

>fats 35 CDN $ perpound 25US$

>

>The availability of the products is variable with the seasons.

>Production is small to ensure highest quality.

>For more information on specific availability and quality of the products

>contact:

>Jean-Claude Catry

>115 Forest Ridge Road

>Saltspring Island BC

>Canada V8K 1W4

>email: instinct@...

>(250) 653 9122

>jean-claude

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>That's really the first time I've heard that touted, however, it does make

>some sense. Frequent weeding isn't particularly good for the soil: it

>disrupts the ecology of it by mixing up different layers that shouldn't

>really be mixed up, it makes it dry out faster, encourages erosion, etc.

>How much it really matters, I don't know...

Well, there's weeding and then there's weeding. If you plant your

vegetables in the right pattern in a deep bed (per Seymour's excellent

_The Self-Sufficient Gardener_, which sadly seems to be out of print) you

choke out a lot of weeds right off the bat. And if you use a good hoe to

cut off a weed just below the surface of the soil and let the weed rot on

the ground as mulch (or compost it) you don't disturb the soil to any

meaningful degree.

-

[Guest guest]

I am currently trying/have done some of those methods, lasagna gardening and

mulching. But given the choice and the stamina to do it, I would remove the

weeds from a bare soil garden IF I wanted some vegetables.

Marcella

>From: Kroyer <skroyer@...>

>Reply-

> " ' ' "

>< >

>Subject: RE: Fw: organic organs and glands

>Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 14:46:14 -0600

>

>That's really the first time I've heard that touted, however, it does make

>some sense. Frequent weeding isn't particularly good for the soil: it

>disrupts the ecology of it by mixing up different layers that shouldn't

>really be mixed up, it makes it dry out faster, encourages erosion, etc.

>How much it really matters, I don't know...

>

>I've read some really good articles on weed-free, till-free gardening.

>There was one in Mother Earth News about a year ago...

>

>

>Minneapolis

>

>-----Original Message-----

>From: Marcella Mathewes [mailto:honoraholmes@...]

>Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:33 PM

>

>Subject: Re: Fw: organic organs and glands

>

>

>I just want to know since when is weeding unnatural?

>

>Marcella

>

>

> >From: bianca3@...

> >Reply-

> >

> >Subject: Fw: organic organs and glands

> >Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 11:16:50 -0800

> >

> >Got this from another list....

> >

> >Hello!

> >Thanks for your interest in

> >Laughing Valley Dried Foods

> >

> >All our products are dried at low temperature (below 40 degrees celsius)

> >to maintain the nutrient content of the raw food (enzymes, vitamins).

> >

> >The fruits are the products of " Natural Way of Farming " (no tilling, no

> >fertilisers, no weeding, no pesticides and minimum irrigation) for more

> >concentrated flavor.

> >

> >Animals products are from animals raised organically as closely as

> >possible

> >to their natural original diet (ie. grass for herbivorous animals) and

> >lifestyle (outdoors in large range area). Among the many

> >other health advantages of raw animal products, the omega 3's content

> >of the fat is very high as in wild animals (fishs). All seafood is wild.

> >

> >Prices are dried weight and shown in Canadian/US dollars. Shipping is

> >extra.

> >

> >Dried fruits (pears, apples, plums, blackberries, strawberries) $4.50

> >to $5.00 the package (100 grams)

> >

> >lamb jerky CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

> >lamb pemmican (natural, unseasoned) CDN$75 / US$55

> >beef jerky (natural, unseasoned) CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

> >beef pemmican CDN$65 / US$45 per pound

> >sockeye salmon CDN$80 / US$60 per pound

> >chum salmon CDN$50 / US$35 per pound

> >dried shrimps CDN$35 / US$25 per pound

> >dried chicken CDN$60 / US$45 per pound

> >lamb organs 50 CDN$ per pound 35US$

> >chickens organs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

> >salmon eggs 60 CDN$ per pound 45US$

> >fats 35 CDN $ perpound 25US$

> >

> >The availability of the products is variable with the seasons.

> >Production is small to ensure highest quality.

> >For more information on specific availability and quality of the products

> >contact:

> >Jean-Claude Catry

> >115 Forest Ridge Road

> >Saltspring Island BC

> >Canada V8K 1W4

> >email: instinct@...

> >(250) 653 9122

> >jean-claude

>

>

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