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andrew curr
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just had my first sucessfull harvest and noticed vines still active and budding again is this normal
is there a brewingforum or are you teetotal
They are fun to grow and more legal than their plant cousin Canibus sativa

we have to forest our farms and farm our forests

 
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My husband just expressed interest in growing hops. Did you raise them traditionally or do anything "permaculture."

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Agriculture collects solar energy two-dimensionally; but silviculture collects it three dimensionally.

 
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They are on a mini swale in my veggie garden
I also have some other varietys on a big swale in the bush they havnt done as well yet
they are grown from rhysomes and seem to like well rotted mulch
they probably have a role in providing summer shade

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Well, we're going to plant them in sunny(ish) forested spots near a stream. I'll report back in 7 or 8 months!

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Agriculture collects solar energy two-dimensionally; but silviculture collects it three dimensionally.

 
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