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Old 02-10-2014, 12:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hello All,

I have taken over the family palm tree farm in the Rio Grande Valley, located in the southernmost tip of Texas, and plan to switch the operation over to bananas. I could use a lot of advice and information, but have not figured out how to post a thread yet. Any instructions as to how to post a thread would be greatly appreciated!
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Old 02-10-2014, 12:28 AM   #2 (permalink)
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PM on posting new threads sent. You and Nicolas Naranja have a lot to talk about!
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Very nice!!
What city are you converting your palm tree buisness.
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Lozano, right by you. I'm letting the palms go super cheap if you would like some palms.
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Hey Sal, thanks for the welcome. Would you happen to know a good source for tissue culture? If you would like any palm trees, I'm letting mine go beneath wholesale price.
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Would you happen to know of a good source for tissue culture?
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Agristarts is one company that does tc. Just watch out for some varieties. People will chime in on mislabeled plants
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Thanks for the welcome! I have messaged Nicolas and I'm awaiting his reply. Would you happen to know of a good source for tissue culture?
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Thanks, I have found Agristarts. Their availability isn't the greatest right now. How many bananas are you growing?
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