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  • FarmForProfit
    Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 75

    Fertility on saturated soils

    I'm wondering about microbial action on
    the waterlogged soils? Is it
    rhizobacteria or some other name for the
    bugs that break down organic matter?
    Have they been damaged by the
    waterfallow?



    Back to the BEST, Bioagronics etc debate
    (which I think is just a form of compost
    tea or fumic acid?). Is there a fit for
    it on the waterlogged soils to get the
    bugs working again?

    Did anybody see a response with
    waterlogged soils last year?

    I am going to soil test as soon as I can
    get on the land this spring. I figured
    I would wait until leaching and
    denitrification had finished. I just
    want to get a crop established and if it
    doesn't drown I will top dress as
    required. If I can seed. sigh.
  • agstar77
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2001
    • 6270

    #2
    Maybe the Cons have cried wolf one too many times!!

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    • cropduster
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2001
      • 666

      #3
      Saskfarmer,any sense in goin` into Regina and doorknocking?? Has Goodale really got those folks comfortable enough??
      Maybe with some effort we could make a difference??? Just like little kittens maybe their eyes are starting to open!!! Real people, not pollsters and party workers could help..in my estimation.

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      • mbratrud
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2008
        • 1019

        #4
        I think the Conservatives are being a little to cocky and are ranting about this coalition over and over. It is going to bite them in the ass. I want to here some policy information.

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        • bucket
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2008
          • 17041

          #5
          Its like insurance, you hope you never need it but if its there, you feel better.

          If Harper forgets to mention the coalition once in a while and this swings to the liberals. What happens next?

          How would the country feel, if iggy talks to layton and gilles, forms the exact thing the liberals denied throughout the campaign?

          I too, am getting sick of it, but harper has terry mileski (cbc) on his ass about it all the time. The media should be there to report not force the issues, that is up to the voters.

          Listen to Harper's Q&A and you get a feel for why harper might not like the media too much.

          Today they were asking him why he only takes 5 questions. They are like children. Although he did take a couple extra to clarify the libya problem which he answered very well.

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          • mustardman
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2006
            • 2105

            #6
            Remember the"hope not fear" campaign of Sask Party? Well this time the cons are running the Fear Campaign and the Liberals are running the Hope campaign.

            hope Not fear
            hope Not fear
            Hope Not fear

            lol

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            • mustardman
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2006
              • 2105

              #7
              C'mon Saskfarmer, C'mon Tom, C'mon Parsley
              2nd verse the same as the first

              Hope beats fear
              Hope beats fear
              Hope beats fear lol

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              • lepoubelle
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2008
                • 6

                #8
                Get the soil tests done asap , but spend any money on REAL ferts not the jungle-juice with spurous benefits .

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