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Billy[_10_] · 06-11-2013, 10:11 PM posted to rec.gardens

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Hello all,

I'm an EE student working on my senior project, but my group and I are still
in the design stage. We're designing a planet monitoring system that
measures moisture, sunlight, temperature, and pH, cataloging this information
in a database, and providing an interface that allows users to easily use
this info to improve their gardening techniques.

We have a few questions that we've developed to help us pare down our vision,
and I'd be really grateful if any of you could answer some or all of them.
Feel free just to address whichever question strikes your fancy. (Hopefully,
there is a question that does.)

Thank you all very much.

Questions
Under what weather conditions do you usually garden? Which seasons? Where?
What do you primarily grow?
What issues do you most often have when gardening?
How large is your garden?
What would make gardening easier for you?
How much would you be willing to pay for a device that would help you garden?
How long would you expect a device like this to last?
What feature would you use the most? The least?

You do understand that you are an idiot, don't you. Find a good trade
you can go into where you won't hurt anyone.

In any event, the NSA has already beaten you to your Planet Monitoring
System. Where have you been for the last 6 mo?
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