biodynamics – Homesteading and Permaculture by Paul Wheaton

biodynamics – Homesteading and Permaculture by Paul Wheaton is a general podcast hosted by Unknown host, with 9 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  287 – Reverence for Bees part 4

  Apr 7, 2014—S0

  <p>Part 4 of the Reverence for bees podcast with Paul and Jacqueline begins with the colony collapse disorder topic and how they both feel it is due to stress. Pesticides/Herbicides are a form of stress as well. They also discuss how research is done and how it lacks in actual, factual data due to not observing the bees over time not just a quick one time observation. Paul also suggests his idea of why the chem ag companies are researching this disorder as well and makes some future predictions on new laws and new products and the ways they...

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  286 – Reverence for Bees part 3

  Apr 4, 2014—S0

  <p>Jacqueline Freeman continues with Paul on an excellent discussion about beekeeping in part three. The podcast begins with the story of how Jacqueline became included on the permaculture playing cards, 6 of diamonds (beekeeping). They discuss all the ins and outs of how that came together.</p> <p>The bee hut and its history is then presented which Paul and Jacqueline both use. The placement of the hut is then covered in good detail. (pros and cons). </p> <p>The setting up of an empty hive and then how to bait it is discussed as Jacqueline gives a wonderful explanation...

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  285 – Reverence for Bees part 2

  Apr 2, 2014—S0

  <p>Both Paul and Jacqueline question the conventional beekeepers‘ approach; moreover, the harm caused by common practices. Specifically noting opening the hive weekly, allowing cooler air which leads to condensation to enter. Jacqueline quickly places plexiglass over the opening should she need to observe the hive. In addition, they agree that harvesting should only occur during the “flow” aka the explosion of blooms in the spring. Mixing sugar water or high fructose food for the bees in second rate food, expensive and according to Paul “a lot of unnecessary work”.</p> <p>Further discussion regarding the boom in beekeeping and that only...

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  284 – Reverence for Bees part 1

  Mar 31, 2014—S0

  <p>This podcast with Paul and Jacqueline Freeman discussing bees is one of my favorites and worth listening to, sharing and listening to again. Jacqueline and her “reverence for bees” is a self proclaimed handmaiden to the bees. They discuss her love for all animals on her farm and the interactions with them on a daily basis throughout all aspects of animal husbandry.</p> <p>Discussion begins with toxins and manufacturers’ attempts to save the bees based on short term studies of the effects of bees. Bottom line, user beware as longer term studies show DNA damage. The conventional approach to adm...

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  203 – Paul visits Joseph & Jacqueline Freeman of Friendly Haven Rise Farm – Pt. II

  Sep 17, 2012—S0

  <p>Part II of the visit to Friendly Haven Rise Farm continues the discussion on voles, and then moves on to hanging beef, optimizing profit on the farm, bonding with the soil and being in tune with the land, teaching permaculture basics, turkeys and bees.</p> <p>A highlight of the discussion was their belief in the associated consciousness of raising the quality of food beyond just growing something to eat. Which encompasses some of  the principles of  biodynamic.</p>

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