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Originally Posted by dana mastro
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Nope. You'll see they are missing some components and the ratios are not the same. I'm also sure the chelation agent is not what we chose.
It is true that fertilizers with this N-P-K (16-8-24) and the complimentary ratio 2:1:3 are in existence -- and for good reason. Certainly my supplier already makes the formula you listed above. But it did not go far enough.
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Originally Posted by dana mastro
If I were you I would have spent that money to get into college.
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I appreciate your concern
I spent 3 decades as a scientist in both the public and private sector and in the evenings taught at 5 universities over the same time span. I have published many papers in my career, both as a primary and joint author. After 9-11 when my employer's clients were killed in the world trade center, I spent a few years trying various vocations and then started my present business.
For this project, I hired 3 PhDs from major agricultural universities, consulted another dozen, paid for trial formulations and lab tests. I think we got it right.
