Hello from Japan

[Fukudairafarm]

Hello to all my fellow terra preta and gardening enthusiasts!

My name is Eric, I have been doing a lot of research into terra preta lately, and all the searches brought me here. I looked all around, and liked it so much I wanted to join!

 

A bit about me- I live in a small city about 130Km north of Tokyo with my wife, two kids, and two goats. I love to garden, and I love to study as well.

I commute to my school (I own an "English Conversation School" here in Japan) by bicycle every day. A 20 min downhill to the school, and a 40 min climb up the mountain in the dark at night. But the 13Km a day keeps some of the chocolate from my waist.

 

Well, that is me in a nutshell.

Eric

[Mercedes Benzene]

Welcome to Hypography!!

 

I trust that all is well after the other day's quakes shook Japan?

Enjoy your stay! :lol:

[Fukudairafarm]

Thanks for your concern. The big quake was quite a long way away in Niigata, we could feel it here though, but only the long waves.

[ughaibu]

Fukudairafarm: That's interesting. I live in Kanazawa, some friends here keep goats and one sheep in the bamboo groves. It was the idea of the eldest son, after he spent eight months living as a nomadic herder in Mongolia (2005-6).

[Micro-biology Scholar]

Both interesting orbits about eachothers wits. I fear though, I can not share the same experiences. Badly however, undermines my true thoughts.

 

 

Find my work in the Biology forum, leave a comment or two- for the sake of empericism.

[Vaporinthewind]

oooohhhh goats... cool

[Michaelangelica]

Can you translate the Japanese research on Charcoal and Terra preta????

 

It would be wonderful if you could.

 

Welcome to hypography:)

[Fukudairafarm]

Can you translate the Japanese research on Charcoal and Terra preta????

 

I can sure try. Do you have any specific studies or websites in mind?