Links:
www.fourseasonfarm.com/
Elliot Coleman's website.  I give my deepest respect and most of my soil block
acknowledgement to Elliot.  Thank you, Elliot, for bringing European Style farming to America.

www.blackberrylane.co.uk
Dave and Val Taylor from the UK have everything you need, if you're reading from the UK.  
Great folks!  NOW AVAILABLE!  Elliot Coleman designed Dagger Trowel sold only in England!

www.acresusa.com/
The most comprehensive magazine periodical on ecological farming on the face of the planet.
 Started by the wisest man in natural farming, Charles Walters.  Get a free sample magazine.  
Must read!

www.rodaleinstitute.org/home
The leaders in organic agriculture.  Stay connected to all the good things happening in the
world.  I really like the New Farm section, as it is essential for us market gardeners.

www.soilfoodweb.com/
Are you getting a soil sample?  Here's where we get ours, and it's a whole new learning curve.
 This lab measures the life in your soil.  It's all about getting the biology back into the soil, not
necessarily added a missing element, but adding the biology that will sustain the missing
element.  Tests composts and compost teas, leaves and crops, too.  See our primer on the
Soil Food Web.

www.greenhousepoly.ca/
Do you want a greenhouse plastic that lasts 6 years instead of 4?  Do you want a greenhouse
plastic with the highest percentage of light transmittance in the industry(92%)?  Do you want to
"see" out your plastic greenhouse?  Click here if you answered yes to any of these questions
and spend a few extra dollars on the best greenhouse plastic ever!

www.growbiointensive.org/
Interested in growing food in the smallest spot possible and be sustainable? Neat people
doing great deeds.  This is where I learned how to compost.

www.wormwomen.com
The author of Worms Eat My Garbage, Mary Appelhof has created a very rich website to
support worm enthusiasts.  Very helpful with a free e-zine:  
http://www.wormwoman.com/acatalog/wormezine.html

www.remineralize.org
A great primer on rock dusts.

www.johnnyseeds.com
The east coast king of seeds, supplies, and Elliot Coleman designed tools.

www.groworganic.com
The west coast king of seeds, supplies, tools,fertilizers and amendments.

www.farmtek.com
Many of our farm tools that we talk about came from here.  Some are of the highest quality,
some, not so high.  But all in all, great prices, great people, great service.
Also, I get my commercial greenhouse equipment from Farmtek.

http://www.ladbrooke.co.uk/frame.htm
This is the company that starting making soil blockers for Elliot Coleman and Johnny's Seeds.
 They are British Engineers specializing in custom metal fabrication. Making soil blockers are
a small fraction of their business.  

www.growingedge.com
As the name implies, it is the growing edge of agriculture, loaded, jam packed and stuffed
with unique content on agriculture, hydroponics, organiculture, and socio-political news on our
world food supply.  Also, detailed information on how to grow and do lots of projects.  Find a
niche market and get growing! and raise some serious cash.  A total brain stimulator!  

Author's Interest in Life Links
These may or may not be contextual to soil blocking, but what they are is an area of my life
normally left obscure by solitude and deep silence.  These links represent a wide variety of
people, places, things, and ideas that I will share with you because my readers are very
important to me.  Thanks for reading, and thanks for viewing the unknown mind of a creator.

www.honeytreeapiaries.com
This is the author's newest part-time career.  Bee ranching and honey making!  Best honey
available, I personally guarantee that, or I'll buy you a pint!

www.WWW.SPANAFEISH.COM
This is the author's brother, who is definitely a creator and destroyer (think Brahma and Shiva)
of the highest order.  The art and photography is a direct reflection of spending 20 years in
New Mexico, which to us, was considered like "waking up in a foreign country every day".
Links
You have to measure what you want
more of.   -Charles Coonradt
Dear Mr Beam:
You have a wonderful site, and I wish
you all the luck in the world.
Yes, you can reprint Transplants in
Soil Blocks. If you don’t have a copy,
let me know, and I will send you one.
I don’t need any royalties – it all goes
to support for this ingenious and
important technique.
Well, there is one request – you could
put the www.StarWisdom.org site in
your links, with a note that this is
where the author ended up – and still
using soil blocks at his place in
Australia (another link – www.
HealingDreams.com.au)! Thanks.
I am curious where you are buying
your tools – is Michael Ladbrooke still
around? Very good man.
Best wishes to you. Let me know
occasionally how you are doing.
David Tresemer
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