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project_groworld_seedball [2012-03-05 12:00] – 194.171.57.1project_groworld_seedball [2012-03-06 13:13] – seedballs
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-Seed balling, the goals:+====== Seed balling, the goals ======
  
-- eatable  
-- for the people 
-- tiny alternative to super markets 
  
  
  
-recipe: +an experiment with [[seedballs]] 
-5 parts dry red clay (for this we dried out some wet clay, once dry we crushed the dried clay into a fine powder)  + 
-3 parts dry organic compost +  - edible  
-1 part seeds +  - for the people 
-1-2 part water+  - tiny alternative to supermarkets 
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 +**recipe:** 
 +  * 5 parts dry red clay (for this we dried out some wet clay, once dry we crushed the dried clay into a fine powder)  
 +  * 3 parts dry organic compost 
 +  * 1 part seeds 
 +  * 1-2 part water 
  
 Once all mixed together, roll into balls and let them dry. Once dried throw anywhere and everywhere. Once all mixed together, roll into balls and let them dry. Once dried throw anywhere and everywhere.
 There should be some access to water (whether that is rain or from another source doesn't matter) and sunlight as well as shade. There should be some access to water (whether that is rain or from another source doesn't matter) and sunlight as well as shade.
  
- +**Seeds we wanted to use:**
-Seeds we wanted to use:+
 - stok roos - stok roos
 - pumpkin - pumpkin
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 {Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_companion_plants and www.gardensablaze.com/companions/companionyield.com} {Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_companion_plants and www.gardensablaze.com/companions/companionyield.com}
  
-From these sites we came up with three groups of seeds that are compatible:+ 
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 +** Used Seeds ** 
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 +{{:used_seeds_good.jpg?800|}} 
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 +From these sites we came up with three **groups of seeds that are compatible**:
  
 **Group 1** **Group 1**
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 - rasberries - rasberries
  
-living conditions: +**Living conditions:**
 Tomatoes:  Tomatoes: 
 - primariy warm weather - primariy warm weather
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-permaculture guild+---- 
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 +**Permaculture guild** 
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 +(see also [[plant guilds]]) 
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 +{{::permaculture.jpg?800|}} 
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 +{{:permaculture-functions.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Where Thrown ** 
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 +{{:where_thrown.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** List ** 
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 +{{:list.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** controlled test , plant from seedball ** 
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 +{{:test.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Outside test KABK ** 
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 +{{:outside_test3.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Outside test 2 KABK ** 
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 +{{:outside_test1.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Outside test 3 KABK ** 
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 +{{:outside_test2.jpg?800|}} 
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 +---- 
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 +** The boxing process ** 
 + 
 + we learned how to make the boxes from youtube  
 +http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KDbhPcfFfg 
 + 
 +** Folding ** 
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 +{{:folding.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Part of a box ** 
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 +{{:part_of_a_box.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** Seedballs in a box ** 
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 +{{:balls_in_a_box.jpg?800|}} 
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 +** The finished product ** 
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 +{{:the_finished_product.jpg?800|}} 
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 +---- 
 +**Dutch soil: types and quality** 
 + 
 +1. __coastal dune area__  - starting at the North Sea in the west. Sand are marine in origin and deposited by onshore winds. 
 + 
 +2. __marine clay__        - just east of these dunes is this zone, which covers western and northern part of The Netherlands 
 + 
 +3. __coastal swamp region__- further inland. The peat is no longer as widespread as it used to be 
 + 
 +4. __river clay__    - in the central part of NL 
 + 
 +5. __sandy soils__    - away from this central area, in the somewhat higher regions to the north, east and south 
 + 
 +6. __boulder clay__    - in the northern part. These deposits were formed during the last few ice ages 
 + 
 +Soils in The Netherlands, specifically in the clay areas, are rich and great source for crop production. 
 + 
 +(source: http://www.agentschapnl.nl/sites/default/files/sn_bijlagen/into_dutch_soils-24-334830.pdf)  
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 + 
 +**Den Haag´s historical division to rich and poor part according to soil quality.** 
 + 
 +The strip of coast on which The Hague stands consists of an alternation of high beach ridges following the coastline and lower beach plains which had been filled in with peat over the centuries. The sand provided an excellent foundation for building townhouse mansions and villas. 
 + 
 +“Some of the most prosperous and some of the poorest neighbourhoods of the Netherlands can be found in The Hague. The wealthier areas (Statenkwartier, Belgisch Park, Marlot, Benoordenhout and Archipelbuurt) are generally located in the northwest part of the city; however, the Vogelwijk and several very recently built quarters like Vroondaal are in the southwest, not far from the sea. Poorer areas like Transvaal, Moerwijk, and the Schilderswijk can be found in the southeastern areas, or near the coast in Scheveningen (Duindorp). This division is reflected in the local accent: The more affluent citizens are usually called "Hagenaars" and speak so-called "bekakt Haags" ("Bekakt" is Dutch for "stuck-up"). This contrasts with the "Hagenezen", who speak "plat Haags" ("plat" meaning "flat" or "common").” 
 + 
 +(source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hague) 
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 +{{:dutch_soil.jpg?800|}} 
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 +**For more pictures visit: 
 +**http://groworld.tumblr.com/ 
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