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TH: Re: Perennials & Annuals & Worms around Trees ...
Post-To: Tree-House@Majordomo.Flora.Com (Community Forestry) ----------
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Hello All -
Myk it's great to hear from you. Hope your gardens and your
ecology studies are going well. Thank you for your ASCII
illustration for a soil worm bin (reproduced below). It would
be exciting to run more of these pictures. Some of our Mac
users or folks on other graphical systems may have trouble
visualizing the following diagram. Often simply resetting your
text to a non-proportional type font (like 'Courier') should
rectify this fine image.
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Also - there seems to be a copyright dispute over an English
translation of 'The Man Who Planted Trees,' which has been
distributed on the World-Wide-Web for a couple years. The
translation appearing on the WWW has been yanked until the
dispute is settled. The translator / webmaster claims that
this appears to be contrary to author Giono's original intent
for his literary masterpiece -- which is widely regarded as
having been donated into 'the public domain.' I have further
details on this situation, which will be forwarded to Tree-
House List if there is sufficient interest. Richard@Flora.Com ...
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On Fri, 6 Jun 1997, Myk Rushton wrote:
> Greetings
>
> The following is a schematic for a soil worm bin designed to attract
> worms that are aleady in the area and as a starting point for
> introduction.
>
>
> Top up hole
> |
> | Cover/mud cap
> | |
> --======= =======-- <----- Soil level
> s |++++++++++++++| <----- Organic matter (i.e. leaves, manure,
> u | | <---\ compost etc.)
> b | | \
> | | \
> s | | Marmite[1] soaked shredded newspaper
> u | | /
> r | | /
> f | | <---/
> a |++++++++++++++| <----- Organic matter (i.e. leaves, manure,
> c ---------------- compost etc.)
> e / | | \
> / | | \
> / | | \ <----- Resonably deep spike holes into soil
>
> [1] Marmite ... [See Myk Rushton's posting of 6 June 1997] ...
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