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And here I thought this thread was about the value of pot and the users in BC ...
you know those Trudeau supporters an all ... 😂
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Originally posted by workboots View PostIt just seems strange to suggest that the solution to phosphorous availability and crop needs for the next 100 years is simply use what is available.
A test of average soil P ppm available/not available, compared to the removal would show the validity of this claim.
Is this the best solution going in the organics world for covering the Phos needs?
Some guys are spreading 500-1000lb/ac with 3-5% being available the first year. Remainder being mineralized out of the very long term
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Originally posted by helmsdale View Post"Organic phosphate"... taking the raw phosphate mined out of the ground and dumping it on for 1 or 2 years in wild quantities is the organic industry answer...
Some guys are spreading 500-1000lb/ac with 3-5% being available the first year. Remainder being mineralized out of the very long term
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Originally posted by Austranada View PostIf organic or regenerative farming (Gabe Brown for example) is one extreme do you have the courage to describe what's wrong with the other extreme (mainstream ag). Your secateurs appear to be mysteriously sharp when cutting down the former then just as amazingly get dull when defending the latter. It really isn't productive to be a subjective fence sitter.
Is this a "don't ask don't tell" scenario like the pesticide thread no one had the courage to respond to?
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Austranada when you have health issues do you go to a university educated doctor or a herbal doctor? Do you take medication scientifically engineered or do you rely on alternative forms? If diagnosed with a serious illness like cancer would you accept a fighting chance remedy or would it be tomatoes and marijuana?
Just asking because you are dead against anything progressive and that's ok because that's your choice. Why ram it down everyone else's throat though. You seem to be here to cause problems instead of intelligent debate.
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Originally posted by binthere View PostThe thing with austranadia is it is young enough to think it knows everything. When in fact some of us who have farmed from the fifties have forgotten more than it actually knows.
wd9 has the answer
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Originally posted by wd9 View PostThought the resolution was not to feed the trolls?
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostYes, fair enough. I keep thinking that this poster actually has something constructive to offer, and that this is a conversation worth having, but somehow with this poster, we just can't get past the riddles and insults, to ever get any useful solutions.
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Saskatchewan has historically been woefully deficient in selineum, almost none; and continues to be. I spoke to a PHD student from NYC who told me about her dissertation re nutritional-values in food. Regional. International. Comparative. She was quite amazed at the prevelance of multiple sclerosis in Saskatchewan; the lack of selenium in patients suffering from. MS, and the absence of it in our soils.
Thought I'd mention her comments as I found them interesting. Pars
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