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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Tractor driving training – to Balvi by bicycle
Part of my programme in Unemployment agency was obtaining a driver’s license of commercial vehicles, that is, big machines. I chose tractor. I always dreamt of horses, not machines, but government has not yet such an option in this age … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Technocracy
Tagged balvi, driving, education, latvia, latvians, manor, smoking, tractor, training, unemployment
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Growth of the Soil
Growth of the Soil is a book by Knut Hamsun. A friend, knowing what am I going through, advised me to read it. I learned to read when I was five. I went to school when I was seven, where … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged audiobook, dioptries, growth of the soil, ipod, knut hamsun, librivox, mp3, permaculture, reading, weak eyes
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Rye and potatoe harvest and rye planting. Old harrow is back to work.
In august my rye is ready. I cut it with a sickle in a slow and fast ways. Fast way is to grab it low. Slow way is to grab it at the top to allign ears and to take … Continue reading
Posted in Natural materials, Organic Food
Tagged harrow, permaculture, potatoe, rye, threshing
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Neighbour allows rape on his field
My neighbour rented his field to a rapeseed (Brassica napus or also Canola) farmer. The picture on the top of this page is already a history. Many naive people get childish happy when see yellow fields in may and june. They … Continue reading
Posted in Technocracy
Tagged beekeeping, bees, canola, ecology, poisoning, rapeseed, sulfur, sulphate
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