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To: AreWeThereYet who wrote (6857)	4/25/2011 11:26:24 AM
From: amisk	Respond to of 16592

"I guess they need to provide more explanation regarding "there was also no statistical difference between carrots fertilized with KCl and the carrots that received no fertilizer at all"." KCL fertilizers work only if KCL is the limiting growth factor, so even if there was a lack of KCL according to normal standards and there was another reason to limit the growth of the carrots KCL would not help. So then you would need to go after the other reason and that could be quite the sidetrack. So you can see that trying to get to the bottom of one field test does not necessarily make much sense, better to move on and try again.