How do any of the cover crops recommended for bio-fumigation effect
these toxins, and do high rates of precipitation leach them away?
Do we have a scientific formula for the chemical makeup, or a
scientific name - as in organism - for this/these toxins-disease or
vectors ?
Darlyn
On
Comes with eating an apple a day!
D. Del Boca
I never realized pomologists were such great philosophers !
W. H.Butch Palmer
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Hello Listers:
Can anyone refer me to a turf specialist in USDA Extension so that I
can find these answers?
There was a USDA SARE project completed a number of years ago which
demonstrated the potential to take income from two farm enterprises:
Trellised tree fruit grown over a grass
John:
That was my take to initially, but the management program is such that
it is not an issue.
How about the referral re turf species?
Darlyn
On Friday, June 22, 2007, at 08:37 PM, John L. Belisle wrote:
Food safety, and E-coli just jump out at me with the very thought of
what
you
Hi Bill:
Well, here you are from some of the best sheep and wool production
country in North America. Nice to have your comments. Certainly range
production and character of range flocks is quite different from the
production in the farm environment. I'd like to see the Spanish
Hello Bill,
Thanks for the direction to Linda and your comments.
Regarding turf species:
Orchard grass, though a great forage producer, and probably excellent
habitat for predatory insect species, is pretty rank for an underfoot
turf in a U-pick orchard. I'd like to find something more
Hi Dan:
Thanks for your post.
A special request:
When sending to our e mail address as part of a group mailing, would you please make ours a "b.c.c." - blind copy, so that our e mail address remains private?
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Hi Les,
Thanks for your reply.
More specifically, if I understood the WSDA reply correctly, is that treated
posts may not touch the plants. So I have thought, to comply, the detail
using treated posts
would need to have poured concrete footings (one could pull these types of for
Tim:
Do you have reports on what happened in N.W. WA - Skagit Whatcom?--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:From: "Smith, Tim" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "Apple-Crop" apple-crop@virtualorchard.netSubject: RE: Apple-Crop: Yakima Herald-Republic Online - Yakima, Washington News, Classifieds, Information,
