KunDa/Research

Rudolph Steiner

Biodynamic preps for rodent infestation:

1. My question posted on Usenet
   1. Found some info here

For ashing of animal pests 

With respect to vertebrate animals, Steiner specified that the skin of the animal must be
burned when the planet Venus is 'in the Scorpion.' The resultant pepper is then scattered over
the area to be protected from the particular animal. 

In the case of deer, MICE, voles, gophers, groundhogs (woodchucks), coyotes and the like, one
 should use as much of the skin/hide as possible, but probably should omit from the ashing
 process the feet or other parts containing flesh or bone. 
For crows, pigeons, and other bird pests, skins as well as feathers are probably desired, again
 omitting flesh and bone from the ashing process. Given the fact that there are times when
 Venus is in Scorpio when some animals would be in hibernation and thus not as
 readily 'harvestable', one can probably gather the skin of the 'pest' at other times during
the year rather than only when 'Venus is in the Scorpion.' 

There is a great deal of research to be carried out on the question of 'pest peppers.' 
We would like to encourage as many people as possible to conduct ashing experiments and
especially encourage them to share their results - good, bad, or indifferent - with us, so that
 we may further share it through the JPI newsletter Applied Biodynamics. October 6, 2005
 through November 3, 2005. Optimum ashing dates will be on October 20 and 21, 2005.

Grants from RSfoundation (maybe eligible?)

Some Bio-Agro links to visit and research

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