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Paying to find non-GE wild corn?
Gordon Couger writes
My soils aren't quit as old as those in Australia. They are some of the oldest in North America. Diamoium phosphate was the main sauce we used. Mixing it with ammonium nitrate, Urea or on the high pH soils ammonium sulfate to get the ratio of N & P we wanted. Any trace elements would be added to that. I don't think such complexities were warranted in the relatively extensively grazed australian outback. A whiff of P&S gave a useful response, dams gave water (well, more weirs down every valley to catch stormwater) and that was as intensive as could be warranted. Oh, they did use mineral blocks. Quite pretty country, apart from the flies. Within the hour we all just let them crawl over our arms and faces, one can get used to this surprisingly easily. The alternative of flailing your arms *constantly* is too stressful. -- Oz This post is worth absolutely nothing and is probably fallacious. Note: soon (maybe already) only posts via despammed.com will be accepted. |
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