At 10:30 AM 2/27/99 -0800, you wrote: >Dear tomato growers, > >It sounds like this year we are going to have another great time sharing >information (tongue-in-cheek). Instead of asking 'how' for further >clarification, we have the big put-down and attacking the messemger which >shuts people up. Most of us are not up to this behavior. > >There is a lot of independent research substantiating the effects of >mycorrhiza and the advantages of augmenting what is already present in yourt >soil. You can find lots if information just by typing 'Mycorrhiza' in your >'search' blank. This would make for a much more enlightened discussion. > >Sincerely, >Louis Mensing >lmensing@rio.com > Whatever works for you is fine. There are new gardeners on the list and beginners who will ask people on this list what works for tomato growing. I don't think it's fair to tell them that only this works, and this will cost you XXX$. I have run searches for mycorrhiza, and nearly all of the sites that I've found are commercial sites selling it and talking it up. I guess I'll have to restrict my searches to .edu and see if there is any independent source (not that university ag professors are necessarily independent). I would like to get info from someone who isn't profiting by its sale. I don't appreciate the nastiness here, either. Margaret