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WF5L Weed and Soil Studies

An SI Board Since February 1998

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Emcee: Leroyt	Type: Unmoderated

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66	Scott, I think the growth rate in the soil of WF5L-1001 is determined to a grea	Brad	-	3/4/1998
65	Leroy, I think the study is staying fairly stable. The reports have been bene	CO	-	3/4/1998
64	When the ground has not settled it can be hard for plants to establish themselv	Leroyt	-	3/4/1998
63	Daily fluctuations in factors such as temperature, sunshine, and humidity tend	skreiger	-	3/4/1998
62	After the morning observation of the testing fields I see that there has been a	CAPT.DAN	-	3/4/1998
61	<i> IMO, if the solution is watered down, it will only be so that the yie	TraderGreg	-	3/3/1998
60	Increasing the acreage for the study will not, IMO, weaken the strength of the	JIN CHUN	-	3/3/1998
59	My two cents on "other acres" to be tested would be location, locatio	VBH	-	3/3/1998
58	One could certainly think this about the 1001 testing. Albeit we do have to co	CAPT.DAN	-	3/3/1998
57	With respect to the study results released in the abstract today, the only ling	TraderGreg	-	3/3/1998
56	Yes indeed the study does look good. I'm a happy camper now. Patience i	CAPT.DAN	-	3/3/1998
55	It certainly appears that the results of the study were quite favorable. WF5L	skreiger	-	3/3/1998
54	I think the soil studies are out on 1001 and they do look good. Cheryl	CO	-	3/3/1998
53	The conditions may be unrelated as they impact soil conditions but the question	Leroyt	-	3/3/1998
52	Settling often compacts the soil and creates a stronger foundation for building	John Fairbanks	-	3/3/1998
51	I agree the turmoil with El Nino can be very distracting, but I do not think th	CO	-	3/3/1998
50	With all the ongoing turmoil with El Nino its a wonder any factual reporting ca	CAPT.DAN	-	3/3/1998
49	A number of unrelated conditions can often impact soil development and subseque	skreiger	-	3/3/1998
48	I wish I had as green a thumb as the rest of you :-)	VBH	-	3/2/1998
47	Jin, I also agree there is a strong parallel to be drawn between the WF5L and t	Sam	-	3/2/1998
46	Regardless of the exact soil productivity, which I agree is important in evalua	JIN CHUN	-	3/2/1998
45	I agree! I think there is a natural balance in soil treated with WF5L. However,	Brad	-	3/2/1998
44	Is it not interesting that despite continued delays in posting soil output stud	TraderGreg	-	3/2/1998
43	The depth of planting is critical when using WF5L but the resultant growth can	Leroyt	-	3/2/1998
42	Careful tending of the soil and patience to allow nature to take its course --	skreiger	-	3/2/1998

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