StrongBeef
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Just because something has been around longer doesn't mean it's better, right?
I wish I could retain more information from listening to lectures. When the DVD comes from the lecture I will review this information and give a detailed answer for you. Until then, I am too dumb to remember exactly what was said, and I fear I will give out false information. It was enough for me to buy the K meter and skip the Ca.
Should the question be "how do they test" or "are their tests accurate"? I believe the information compiled proves beyond a reasonable doubt that these guys are breaking ground on extremely accurate new systems. Why should you believe their "secret method is more accurate?" Test it out for yourself. When they build a stateside facility send in your own samples. I understand why one might question these methods, however when some of the brightest minds in agriculture come together and are totally convinced sap analysis is the wave of the future, I tend to believe them over stoner talk. Detailed graphs with years of information compiled, paired with super healthy high yielding crops sold me.
Would just knowing the sap extraction process really change your mind? I would review the years of info they have on hundreds of crops before making my mind up.
I wish I could retain more information from listening to lectures. When the DVD comes from the lecture I will review this information and give a detailed answer for you. Until then, I am too dumb to remember exactly what was said, and I fear I will give out false information. It was enough for me to buy the K meter and skip the Ca.
Should the question be "how do they test" or "are their tests accurate"? I believe the information compiled proves beyond a reasonable doubt that these guys are breaking ground on extremely accurate new systems. Why should you believe their "secret method is more accurate?" Test it out for yourself. When they build a stateside facility send in your own samples. I understand why one might question these methods, however when some of the brightest minds in agriculture come together and are totally convinced sap analysis is the wave of the future, I tend to believe them over stoner talk. Detailed graphs with years of information compiled, paired with super healthy high yielding crops sold me.
Would just knowing the sap extraction process really change your mind? I would review the years of info they have on hundreds of crops before making my mind up.