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Posted 7/3/2009 17:13 (#764584 - in reply to #764287)
Subject: Re: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans??

I've heard Kip talk and my understanding was that he uses vinegar to 'shock the soybeans'. I believe he uses sugar to increase the microbial activity in the fall to speed the process of decomposition of crop residue.

What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - Jack Black : 7/3/2009 10:10
- Re: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - Squeak : 7/3/2009 12:37
- RE: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - Goatwrangler : 7/3/2009 13:38
  - RE: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - martin : 7/3/2009 18:28
    - RE: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - pbutler : 7/4/2009 07:46
- Re: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - someguy : 7/3/2009 17:13
  - Re: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - Clay-All-Over : 7/3/2009 17:20
    - Re: What does Kip Cullers use to "shock" soybeans?? - someguy : 7/4/2009 08:46
- Gibberilic acid maybe? - Virginia Veg. : 7/3/2009 21:25

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