talk of soil

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Since the talk of soil and changing it's composition, adding amendments, 
etc, just came up, here is a url that deals with organic solutions, and some 
basic tips for helping the plants vs 'improving'  the soil itself.

http://www.wbap.com/dr_dirt.html

This was just the transcripts from Garrett's latest radio discussions. His 
regular web site itself is:
http://www.whitehawk.com/dirtdoctor/

Granted, this deals mostly with Tx, but the basics of his compost tea, and 
other solutions are good anywhere.
martha

I tried to post this in with some other useful url's yesterday, but I don't 
think it got out. If this is repeated information, please flame me 
privately! Thanks, mew
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