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Newfane NY | I was a a non believer until this winter I took some ans put it on some house plants. It sure made a differance. Trying some in all crops this year. In my cabbage transplant water I am using Kelp at 6oz and Humate at 1 lb per acre in 800 gals of water per acre. Getting more plants living and faster root development. A cost of treatment of $8.50 per acre is saving me about $75 worth of plants. You will not get a WOW effect from a pickup, what you will get is the Hmmm effect.....ie......"Hmmm maybe what I am doing is working." You must get out of the pickup and dig roots. Pics are of cabbge plants in the seedbed with only .75" of rain since planted and 3 days after a Humate and Kelp spraying. I am not an expert, just a farmer looking to do better with my crops. Observer John
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Kelp powder?
