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The Elaine Ingham Challenge
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<blockquote data-quote="Hartwig" data-source="post: 846036" data-attributes="member: 1256"><p>Obviously many of us stood in that field over 5 years ago, and if I remember it correctly, the rape on the poor half was not (only) struggling with mineral deficiencies, plants were just not there really. [USER=319]@Simon C[/USER] , correct me, but I think the basic difference was in the soil that the poor half was sitting wet and muddy all winter long and drowning most plants leaving the surviving ones in airless, concrete soil when it dried up, whereas the compost-treated half was just draining off better and leaving a bit more crumble and "open" soil for the plants to survive and grow away in the spring !??</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hartwig, post: 846036, member: 1256"] Obviously many of us stood in that field over 5 years ago, and if I remember it correctly, the rape on the poor half was not (only) struggling with mineral deficiencies, plants were just not there really. [USER=319]@Simon C[/USER] , correct me, but I think the basic difference was in the soil that the poor half was sitting wet and muddy all winter long and drowning most plants leaving the surviving ones in airless, concrete soil when it dried up, whereas the compost-treated half was just draining off better and leaving a bit more crumble and "open" soil for the plants to survive and grow away in the spring !?? [/QUOTE]
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