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Offline Brian Gallimore

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Lots of info from TPSL soon!
« on: September 23, 2011, 11:02:59 AM »
I have lots of information to share that came from TPSL, so I'm using this spot on the forum to get it all organized, categorized, and displayed.  Please be patient!

TPSL has a huge number of informative , practical and relevant literature, much of it is already available on their website:  http://www.texasplantandsoillab.com/

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Re: Lots of info from TPSL soon!
« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2011, 06:37:31 AM »
Thanks, Brian, for starting this! ;D ;D ;D  Never would have figured it out on my own... 

Have been writing ads like crazy for AcresUSA.  We're increasing our visibility there - and we're going to be a sponsor of Randy Lemmon's program on KTRH in Houston.

Soon, we'll be announcing our Fifth Annual Conference On Sustainable Practice: "Farm Smart. Grow Smart. - Producing More & Better With Less."

With the ongoing drought, we're trying to inform people how to most efficiently (and effectively) use water and fertilizer - while achieving great results.  And of course, some of this information is available as free downloads.  We will keep adding more, but they take time to get out, as they all have to be approved by our scientific review board for accuracy... uhh, then we go back-and-forth for awhile to hopefully come out with something that is understandable.

Also, we keep updating many published papers with new information and expanding upon some of the subject matter.  All of material is intended to be practical information - understandable by most people - with a minimum of scientific jargon and Doctor-speak.  Naturally, we welcome feedback and questions - particularly about things that are not clear...

We're also developing new tests (these take a lot of time to research) - and we hope to have some exciting news around Oct. 1.