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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: nccatfisher
Date: September 1, 2014, 2:40 pm
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> right? si or no?
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Ok if a pesticide is pulled in one state and isn't in another
then if the label directs you how to use it then according to
what you are saying you should be able to use it in the state it
is pulled in? Si or no? :hmm: :lol: :fan:
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dean Torges
Date: September 2, 2014, 9:37 am
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> Mr. Dogbyte I watched the complete presentation by your friend
and it was very interesting. I am pretty sure most of the people
in this country really don't know whats at stake if all these
peoples efforts fail. thanks for posting it. :thumbsup:
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Me, too, Pete. The human population explosion, and the
technologically facilitated explosion of wheat, rice, bean and
corn production that rose up to feed it looks to have come at a
pay-me-later expense. Scaffolding has gotten so rickety and
scary that people have climbed down out of desperation and are
busting ass in the fields hoeing weeds again. Seems the
realization has come that if technological improvements keep
creating unintended consequences that we hope to solve with more
technological solutions, we won't be able to get ahead of the
cycle of consequences they create, not at least while remaining
fat and lazy.
Grab a spade and a hoe and head for the melon patch.
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dogbyte
Date: September 2, 2014, 9:38 am
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> Ok if a pesticide is pulled in one state and isn't in another
then if the label directs you how to use it then according to
what you are saying you should be able to use it in the state it
is pulled in? Si or no? :hmm: :lol: :fan:
>
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You misunderstand me. The answer is No, you would not be able to
use it, because if your state has specific restrictions it will
say to contact that state plant board on the label, so by
following the label, you will be following the law. :tip:
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dogbyte
Date: September 2, 2014, 9:39 am
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> Mr. Dogbyte I watched the complete presentation by your friend
and it was very interesting. I am pretty sure most of the people
in this country really don't know whats at stake if all these
peoples efforts fail. thanks for posting it. :thumbsup:
>
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i live next to the guy, and i didnt know right off the bat.
:lol: did you see what that single palm weed did to that field
in 3 years?
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dean Torges
Date: September 2, 2014, 10:16 am
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Since there’s no short-term profit in long-term vision, people
won’t change their habits until there’s no longer any short-term
profit left to be had. Looks like we’re just about there.
Your friend says he's frustrated because he doesn’t have tech
answers now, Dale, but look where he’s heading. Practices that
don’t sew weed seed back into fields. Burning. Hoeing.
There have been answers to these problems by farsighted people
for a good while now. Monsanto just can’t look there because
there’s no profit in it for them. These answers are centered
around organic farming practices. Sure, they won’t feed the
world’s swollen population numbers, and sure, we’ll have to get
back into seed diversity, but they will allow some of us to live
here more harmoniously. He's right, we will have to think
outside the box. About fundamentals.
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dean Torges
Date: September 2, 2014, 10:19 am
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Those fundamentals which require reexamination are the very
underpinnings of our world, the assumptions which we hold as
golden truths. They are about our religions, our economics, and
our relation to the natural world. I say good luck with that.
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Re: Concord grapes
DIR By: Dogbyte
Date: September 2, 2014, 10:25 am
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he mentioned a few combines manufacturers that had plans to
incorporate that pull behind chaff cart idea that he showed a
pic of from Australia. I wondered what kinda work he could be
doing down there, but he said they already went through all
this, thats why they are ahead of the curve. it was only $250k
:faint:
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