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Big Jake who did you speak with? We are starting to see mroe ponds limited with nitrogen and dotn think that is covered on that testing. Look forward to the results. Interesting you mention that Greg. I don't seem to get a good bloom going in my ponds until I get my first thunderstorm of the spring. I don't believe it's temperature even though the T storms tend to coincide with warmer temps. I'm thinking that means I may have been limited in nitrogen as thunderstorms produce nitrogen?
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If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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