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Martinsville, Ohio | Good recommendations.
Jim helped Ohio farmers, it was time for him to retire and take care of his wife.
He had a trial here for years and it helped me learn a lot, most of my new understanding of inoculants. That isn't the bug we put on dad's soybeans in 1970.
I came onto GraphEx late, great formulation to get the bug of choice on the seed.
I don't think maddog is poohing anything but if so, I am slow to catch such things. Just tell me what you really think. As a teacher, you have to do that or they will read right through you.
No wonder farmers and students are skeptical, maybe society in general.
The treater investment has slowed the evolution of seed application down but they all have the right equipment they just need to know how to use it. Took me years to get my treater understand where Beuerline did his southern trials.
Some technology we grasp right onto and others, its like making a horse drink when he is not thirsty.
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Recommendation for innoculant
