North American Fruit Explorers mailing list at ibiblio

["sbrenman@netzero.net" <sbrenman@netzero.net>]

I've been skimming heavy algae blooms off of the farm pond, letting it dry 
out on the bank and then applying it around  fruit trees.  ( the algae is 
probably so abundant due to fertillizer runoff from the neighboring 
farm.)   I wonder what kind of analysis algae has for NPK etc.

Chris, I'll be out putting buckets of water out too--apricot/plum hybrids 
in particular.  Hope the forecasters are wrong.

Scott


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