Re: Desperate
- To: m*@InfoAve.Net
- Subject: Re: Desperate
- From: G*@aol.com
- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 1998 18:52:35 EST
In a message dated 98-02-02 21:06:51 EST, you write:
<< Subj:
Date: 98-02-02 21:06:51 EST
From: mherndon@InfoAve.Net (Mark Herndon)
To: GBPumpkin@AOL.COM
George,
I guess the copper sulfate in the cat or dog food is in trace amounts.
Copper sulfate is used in septic systems to stop root growth from entering
field lines or the old clay tile that was used years ago. I had a root
problem two years ago and covered my septic tank with copper sulfate to
protect it from the large maple tree near by. I had to dig it up again when
other roots calapsed the clay tile further down the line. The copper sulfate
does work on roots so be careful.
Mark Herndon
2826 Rugby Pike
Jamestown, TN 38556 >>
I believe the amounts are minute, anyway I’m going for it. Stuck in a rut
long enough.
Dog Food (New For 98)
Cat Food (New For 98)
Xmass Tree (New For 98)
Burring Vine (New For 98)
Compost Feeding Method
Direct Start Method
Wayne’s Grandparents Theory
Till In Light Top Dressing Of Manure In The Spring
Liquid Fish Foliar Spray (New For 98)
Liquid Fish
Reduce Planting From 2 to 3 Plants (New For 98)
Well that ought to cover it!
George
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