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Do you have any lecture on soil pH that are available online? I recently opted against using any lime products on newly deforested land. Instead, I seeded abundantly with white clover and dandelion. My intent was that the dandelion would mine the available calcium and phosphorous, making it available closer to the surface for other plant life, while the clover would fix nitrogen, fertilize, and simply serve as a hearty, low-maintenance ground cover.

How to best measure the Saturation Zone for a home grower with pot in hand? 🙏 This is gold, I've been doing this intuitively for some years without knowing it's really a thing, yay! I love this topic.

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Amazing. Going thru a tour of these fields would be heaven! I will be in line asap to buy blue, yellow orange when available!

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Many of the links on Lacebark are dead ends (404 file not found). I appreciate all your education.

Thank you for your information. When propagating from an acorn or cutting, I recognize you recommend 'pruning' the tap root at 4", but after 'filling out' a 4" container, where do you go from there? Is it best to then pot it up to a larger container such as 8" then 12" etc etc? What is the typical 'optimal' propagation sequence to take a tree from seed/cutting to the largest reasonable tree for a landscape? I'm 52yo and purchased 85ac in Lexington KY area and wish to add many trees to my farm. I'm trying to maximize the speed and quality of trees I can place on my farm, and it seems like it might be better for me to begin from acorns and seed rather than buy 2" burlap/container trees. Regardless of cost, I'd like to see my trees as close to mature as possible before I pass on.

If I knew this man, I'd be his Shadow. I'd love to have half his knowledge. I cannot believe I haven't found him sooner. I'm actually saddened I haven't. At least I know whom he is now. Thanks for uploading this Video.

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This is probably the most useful information for growing plants I have heard. Thank you