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Is organic gardening viable?
On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 12:50:20 GMT, Frogleg wrote:
(snip) The previous poster is looking at real-life issues, and doubtless already uses all the 'organic' processes he can manage. *His* cost/benefit analysis appears to have come down on the side of manufactured fertilizer. Makes sense to me. He's not talking about wholesale DDT spraying, or lowering the water table to keep his golfcourse green. One factor rarely included in the cost/benefits analysis is the problem of possibly running out of fossil fuels(which is where many of the chemicals come from). It's kind of hard to establish a value for that, but it might be important somewhere down the road. |
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