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In article , Franz Heymann
writes What is the definition of "Active Organic Matter"? It all sounds remarkably like a rip off. Is it? I'm not falling for that much overplayed troll Franz, even for your 80th. birthday, but I can tell you that I looked at the item advertised. It works a bit like a soil ph test and it is priced at £10/11.95. I don't doubt that it does what it claims, i.e. it measures the amount of roughage in the soil, but that does not have a lot of meaning in the context of organic gardening as a style of soil and plant management. I'm left wondering what the gadget would make of testing a piece of coconut matting - packed full of fibrous matter, but useless to plants? -- Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs. |
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