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Old January 28, 2012   #1
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Default Top 5 No-No's in soil fertilization

Came across the article from Acres USA and even though it's targeted for the commercial grower it has a lot of good info for us back yard dirt farmers as well. Ami

http://www.mycorrhizae.com/wp-conten...-Acres-810.pdf
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Old January 28, 2012   #2
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Thanks! That is an excellent read!!!
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Old January 28, 2012   #3
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Good Info..
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Old January 28, 2012   #4
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Thanks Ami, food for thought indeed.
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