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100g of "PRETA" Brazilian black earth for 34 Euro? USD $45.70? AuD $54.90?
Not a bad business, except that it is unavailable. 
See the price list: http://www.terra-preta.de/bestellen.htm

Tom


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Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2007 2:35 PM
To: terrapreta
Subject: Re: [Terrapreta] One Terra preta logo

Michael Bailes wrote:
> SEE:-
> http://www.terra-preta.de/stimmen.htm
>
> -
An interesting article and a nice Logo.

One thing that comes out of the article is that the Indios were 
aparently using lime from mussels (Freshwater ones obviously) in their 
gardens.

I've seen lime from burnt mussels used in New Guinea, though there it 
was used as one of the ingredients for Betel nut chewing and paint on 
their artefacts, but not in agriculture.

Kurt

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