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"You're right Cathy. The worm compost is another great soil amendment/fertilizer we can't get enough of. All of these things are tremendous components of great plant and animal health if used consistently. Have a…"
Cathy R. Payne commented on Scott's blog post Understanding The Plant/Soil Relationship, Simply Put.....
"Great summary, Scott! I love Acres, USA. The writing is not always this succinct, though. I am glad we invested in the soil fungi for planting pasture legumes and fruit trees. Also worm compost. I'm sure it will pay off in the long run to the…"
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"Yeah, we got that off of the movie Fletch."
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Understanding The Plant/Soil Relationship, Simply Put.....
During the winter time, we always "try" to get more rest and more reading done. It is way too cold to move outside, let alone do many projects requiring hand movement. We have subscriptions to various magazines, watch a few documentaries and tend to add more books to our collection during this time. One magazine in particular, "Acres USA", has been a wealth of information for me. I probably look forward…See More
Karen Paro commented on Scott's blog post Getting Plants Off To A Great Start....
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Karen Paro commented on Scott's blog post Getting Plants Off To A Great Start....
"Scott how do I get the aglife site in english?"
Karen Paro commented on Scott's blog post Getting Plants Off To A Great Start....
"Thank you so much for that info. Now I'll be looking forward to spring so I can give it a try."
Scott commented on Scott's blog post Getting Plants Off To A Great Start....
"Sorry Karen, the reply wasn't working earlier. Rhizofuel can be purchase on there website at www.rhizofuel.com and Oceantrace at www.aglife.net. Both are great products."
Karen Paro commented on Scott's blog post Getting Plants Off To A Great Start....
"Scott where do I buy the Rhizofuel and Ocean Trace? I currently use a Fish emulsion/seaweed emulsion mix with Alfalfa tea (now this is an extra stinky combo ) but I would really like to try your recipe. Anything and everything I can do to get my…"
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Understanding The Plant/Soil Relationship, Simply Put.....
Posted on December 15, 2011 at 5:30pm 5 Comments 2 Likes
During the winter time, we always "try" to get more rest and more reading done. It is way too cold to move outside, let alone do many projects requiring hand movement. We have subscriptions to various magazines, watch a few documentaries and tend to add more books to our collection during this time. One magazine in particular, "Acres USA", has been a wealth of information for me. I probably look…
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Posted on December 12, 2011 at 5:00pm 8 Comments 0 Likes
One of the things that we have been experimenting with over the past year is how we treat transplants at the time of planting. On the onset of this, our goal was to figure out how to give the plants an edge and get them off to a fast start. With all of our commitments to feed many families on a weekly basis, we pulled together several natural resources to help us do the job. We call this the 180 plant dip.
We start with a five gallon bucket ¾ full of…
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