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Subject: A long winter!...... and spring and summer!
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| Dandytown |
Nottingham, UK
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As a fairly new grower I feel I have taken more from this site than I have given. There are so many of you out there willing to offer advice when asked and its always nice to discuss a theory if I post one out there.
This is a great site but recently and I think most will know why, its becoming by having posts interrupted with mindless babble.
Is there anychance we can have an ignore feature so that we may continue to share ideas etc in peace?
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12/2/2011 8:56:05 AM
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| Mark G. |
Marion,IN
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Dandy, you bring up a good point. I see people answer questions or make a comment on a majority of the message boards. I don't even know for sure if some of these people are growers of anything. They sure lead you to believe they are the ones with the knowledge. There is a lot of good info on BP.com, don't get me wrong, just make sure you know where and who the info is coming from. Good luck Dandy!.
Mark G.
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12/2/2011 9:28:31 AM
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| Punk'nLvr |
Niagara Falls,NY
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Babble-babble-babble-babble-babble-babble-babble-babble...
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12/2/2011 10:46:46 AM
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| Gingerchef |
Oxfordshire/england
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Hi Dandytown I am a new grower in the Uk and was wondering if you have had any soil samples tested and if so where did you send them to and was it costly? cheers steve
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12/2/2011 11:36:27 AM
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| Dandytown |
Nottingham, UK
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@Punk, yeah very funny, lol.
@Ginger: Google Mrs Crows, I think they charge £47 which is on the pricey side. I have set my sample aside but have decided where to do it. Its cheaper and probably better ar western labs in the states and I like their example format although I not sure how much shipping will bump it up. I'm compiling a list of suppliers for my own needs and will be happy to share.
DT
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12/2/2011 12:45:15 PM
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| Punk'nLvr |
Niagara Falls,NY
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You UK guys should try to get a hold of Ian Paton -check his diary under IanP.He's from the UK.Might be able to help you out.I've gotten seeds from him,very nice person and grows some great stuff. (sorry about the babble post,couldn't resist!)
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12/2/2011 4:21:03 PM
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| shazzy |
Joliet, IL
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This will be my 10th year in 2012 hanging out on this site. There are many characters who have come and gone. Just like in life in the real world, it takes all kinds. My advice is to try not take the bait from the trollers looking to get a rise. Most here are the best, kindest, sharing people you will ever communicate with. Some are not...lol. the true colors show in the long run both good and bad.
Remember it is an open forum. Take everything with a grain of salt. I encourage the not so outspoken to jump out of their comfort zone and share knowledge or ideas or questions without being afraid to be slammed or run through the wringer. Have a thick skin and have fun. Share the knowledge and try to contribute. Stick around and you will develope some good relationships with great people and you will learn a lot in the process too. Happy Winter All!!!
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12/2/2011 4:34:58 PM
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| Peace, Wayne |
Owensboro, Ky.
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Well said shaz...!!! New folks!!! Listen and learn!!! Advice given from a truly dedicated AG grower!!!!! Peace, Wayne PS...if any doubts on long term dedication, go to growers diaries & see how far back you can find the grower in questions? It sorta lends credence (is that a word) to Justice!!! Know what I mean?
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12/3/2011 4:27:48 AM
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| benny_p |
Germany
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"My advice is to try not take the bait from the trollers..." "Have a thick skin and have fun." yup, well said Shazz - as always !
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12/3/2011 6:05:02 AM
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