Mark Wells

Brenda Groth wrote:i have read both Secrets of the soil and also How to grow more vegetables..jeavons..and prefer the latter.

Both have good info and both cover different subjects..the first one being more "permie" friendly and the second one more "intensive gardening" friendly..

second is avail as a free download ..see the thread where it is mentioned

Thank you, i will check out intensive gardening asap!

Hey!
Thank you for your reply! Indeed i am talking about roots, but not only of crops, but also trees. What methods could i use to drive them away, prefering not to kill them? I was thinking about some catch and release traps, but sadly that only catches the parent voles.

Any of you having problems with voles? How are you handling them, any biodynamic advice? I would prefer running them off, killing them is my last option.
Any help is appreciated.

Brenda Groth wrote:i have no results yet but did buy the biodynamic calendar 2013 so I'm all ready to start getting results this year.

It makes total sense to me now to plant by the moon after studying it..and I always planted my tender plants after the first full moon in June..so they wouldn't freeze..here in Michigan and that always gives better results than earlier..

looking forward to hearing more results though

I did the same thing. The calendar is what most people start on i think.

Brenda Groth wrote:the north american biodynamic sowing and planting calendar 2013 maria and matthias thun
$13.95 US isbn 978-086315-918-3 florisbooks.co.uk can't remember where I ordered it..somewhere online think it might have been amazon

I found the link of this blog:biodynamic calendar 2013 blog

I would use the Biodynamic calendar 2013 for practical use and Secrets of the soil as suggested before for theory (and later practice)