Dearest Elaine, Please accept my apologies for not being more formal. I am but a simple peasant farmer and with only a mere 70 GB at my disposal and can hardly be expected to do any "serious" downloading of research data on such a widely studied and documented subject such as "hardpan reduction via bacterial remediation".
A google search http://www.google.com/ yielded few results. My search keywords were "Ohio state" "bacteria" "hardpan". What I would like to know is: 1) What bacterium is applied to the soil to breakup the hardpan ? 2) What medium is the carrier for the bacteria ? (water, sawdust, granules) 3) What are the equipment requirements to apply the bacteruim to the soil ? (sprayer, spreader, field broadcaster or a cannon) 4) Which department at "THE" Ohio State University was the sponsor of the study. (microbiology, plant and soil chemistry, the football team) Thank You in advance for your kind indulgence. Scott (a simpleton with fewer degrees than a thermometer) P.S. Being an Ohio resident and also within olfactory distance of the OSU dairy farm, I would be more than happy to walk down and chat with someone who knows more about this and pass my findings along to others on this list, IF one would be kind enough to put me in contact with the appropriate parties. ----- Original Message ----- From: Allan Balliett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 3:20 PM Subject: SFW: OSU Link? > A link to OSU's research? Ah, there isn't enough space on your > computer to provide the information you just asked > for, or what I think you just asked for. > > Could you please be more specific about what you really want? > > Elaine Ingham > > > Can a link to OSU's research be provided. I have six acres I would > > like to try this on. > > > > thanks > > > > scott > > > >
