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cat9ramos 
Finca Catamania
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Last Activity: 09-26-2009 02:37 PM
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- Age:
- 75
- Biography:
- Raised in Brooklyn, NY. Also lived in NJ. Just moved to & started farming in Puerto Rico (PR).
- Location:
- Caguas, Puerto Rico, USA
- Interests:
- BritComs/Billie/Ella/Sarah/B'thoven/Bach/Astro'y/Quantum (Am a p-brane "wannabe" KNOW NOTHING).
- Occupation:
- NEW Farmer
- Zone:
- Puerto Rico = 11?
- Name:
- Cat
- Latitude:
- 17.5602465032949
- Longitude:
- -65.830078125
- Banana species and cultivars grown?:
- Land is "Tosca" ("tough" like the opera's heroine) and at 45-deg incline. Nothing for it but terraced farming. De-weeded, terraced, bananas that were bunched together were separated to different areas, used very little to NO fertilizer. Soil seems unusually fertile. Bunches have 175-200 bananas. Bananas are OK but not as long & pretty as I see in super-markets. Would appreciate names of non-cooking, edible cultivars that are long & pretty as well as tasty. Also looking to plant roses and other flowers useful for arrangements in PR.
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