No quitten we're whelan on to chitchat 11

In fairness, neither Kerry or Dublin have never served up 'puke football' as Brolly calls it.

Pity most of it is sterile spruce plantations, while alot of the small % of existing natural woodland is being badly damaged by invasive Rhodendron:(

that was pat spillane's comment,

ky were bad today , too many wides, and gave D a present of a goal , not taking from dublins win they deserved it

was at a funeral after the match and a ky exile was giving out about gough blowing up on the stroke of full time , I said ye had 81 minutes before that and ye should have used them better.

Thought James mccarthy should have seen the line today. 3 yellow card type tackles, two of them dangerously high!

If it was dry yesterday, I think a lot of his shots would have gone over. He kinda spins the ball off his boot when he hits it. Hard to do with a wet ball.

And on the non corporate company alien farmer led thinking and practices theme from New Zealand.

There's another world out there that doesn't need to advertise it's products in the weekly farmers newspaper. And doesn't look to harm or take risks with soil.

He must be after sniffing something out.

Google threw that up.

But until whatever it is, is revealed. ..

It goes against the EU calling for a reduction in chemical use.

But there's been a ton load of money put behind this from corporate from the chemical companies.

It's not rocket science either if they wanted to use urea as a granular and reduce ammonia emissions. All what was required to do was coat it in pyrolytic carbon. But there's no company can patent pyrolytic carbon.

Even closer to home Cooney Furlong are selling seaweed coated CAN with improved NUE than simple CAN. But teagasc don't want to know.

Could I be bold in saying maybe the right hands weren't greased? Don't know ..but there's a fair stink off all this.

Farmers nor environment nor consumer of the food will benefit.

Not sure on the price difference. I tried to order some in a blend lately and they hadn't it in stock. So it is selling.

Ah it is a good book. And John King will be getting some of that.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGJbyvx9G/

Farm Theory was talking about this on TikTok yesterday. Don't know if the link works, but his handle is @FarmTheory.

No doubt the sense of entitlement to be there was wafting off them. Gobsheens

The Accumulation book gives plans on how to make an accumulator. Basically back in the 60's, 70's, 80's this was more of a thing in the US. Before the blue pill this was said to give "energy" to a human. Sean Connery sat inside one of these boxes regularly.

Reich also said this energy was a disadvantage to cancer. DeMeo goes into nuances of this. DeMeo also goes into water and how it can give and adsorb energy. Goes how salted water can draw out bad energy from a human.

On the accumulator Reich said metal attracts energy and organic matter stores it. So the box or accumulator is made in layers of steel and carbon. Steel wool, sheep's wool. Steel sheet, Fibreboard type of thing.

Reich developed this thought to Cloudbusting machines. He developed them by steel pipes aimed at clouds with the intention of breaking up the clouds or attracting them for rain depending on the wind direction. The steel pipes had to be in running water to work. Followers of his used the technology around the world. Even employed by the Eritrean government for a time.

Kate Bush wrote a song on Reich and his subsequent arrest.

When I was doing the organic course, the instructor (a South African guy) asked if any of us knew anything about biodynamic farming. We all said no, - never heard of it and someone asked what it was.. Explanation came - planting crops with phases of the moon, putting cow dung into the horn of a once calved cow and burying it etc...

When I suggested that this sounded like quackery or belief in magic, he got very cross and said that it was "well proven"

He had seemed like a very reasonable fella up to that point with well thought out positions.

My subsequent googling confirmed that it is exactly that - magical belief and unproven nonsense, but his reaction was interesting, - a little like how the green religion believers go nuts when presented with anything which doesn't fit their belief system.

I hate religion of all descriptions in equal measure to quackery.

Makes me wonder about organics... but using no expensive fert and collecting a sub for same cant be a bad thing.