"Archimedes Plutonium" wrote in message
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I ran some tests last year and this year with the aim of looking for the
optimum strategy of weeding and or fertilizing. And I came to these
conclusions that in
large scale agriculture that no fertilizing is ever necessary provided
that the cutting of grasses and weeds nearby to the desired-plant. Thus,
if all farms were
run where a pushmower between rows of crops that such would be optimum.
Never one drop of gasoline or fuel ever used.

I love this. So many wrong assumptions it is virtually impossible to know
where to start. Still thinking of Oz setting out with his 15" push mower to
do 1000 acres of combinable crops

Jim Webster