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Hemp farmin 2021 on a budget

Question - Do you pretreat soil for soilborne insects (larve, eggs, gnat, fly, etc)? No pre treatment in that manor. Nature will run its course, till the dreaded pm and rot rears it’s ugly head end of September-October
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#64
This is the most exciting thread in some time.

What's your irrigation plan? You can control the late season PM by running some sanidate or oxidate durring irrigation to control ground spores. Should give a little protection in a humid hoop.

When I did hops defoliation basically eliminated PM and DM travel on the plants allowing to spray beneith the cannopy and specifically the flowers without contamination.
 
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1diesel1 said:
No pre treatment in that manor.
Nature will run its course, till the dreaded pm and rot rears it’s ugly head end of September-October
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Just in case ----We have a 100% Organic non-GMO concentrate that can prevent (and cure early mold, all 26 varieties) mold / bud rot, etc. It also will hold water (hydroscopic) during times of heat stress, and reduce (lower) the freezing temp of dew on the plant. Developed using nanosized colloidal dispersion's prepared from amphiphilic molecules, with a hydrophobic tail and a hydrophilic head. The hydrophobic core acts as a reservoir for hydrophobic drugs (or nutrients, enzymes) and the hydrophilic shell stabilizes the hydrophobic core. When It comes in contact with THC, it basically "scrubs" it, but leaves no residue, in fact, it removes residue. Also kill spider mites, Gnats, Thrips and other soil borne insects. Adding simple dish soap will allow for better adhesion for mites / aphids on plants. Maybe something we can work out with you for the crop? If you have any questions, drop a line / note and I will answer questions, concerns, etc. Have a great Holiday
 
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Mrb53 said:
Just in case ----We have a 100% Organic non-GMO concentrate that can prevent (and cure early mold, all 26 varieties) mold / bud rot, etc. It also will hold water (hydroscopic) during times of heat stress, and reduce (lower) the freezing temp of dew on the plant. Developed using nanosized colloidal dispersion's prepared from amphiphilic molecules, with a hydrophobic tail and a hydrophilic head. The hydrophobic core acts as a reservoir for hydrophobic drugs (or nutrients, enzymes) and the hydrophilic shell stabilizes the hydrophobic core. When It comes in contact with THC, it basically "scrubs" it, but leaves no residue, in fact, it removes residue. Also kill spider mites, Gnats, Thrips and other soil borne insects. Adding simple dish soap will allow for better adhesion for mites / aphids on plants. Maybe something we can work out with you for the crop? If you have any questions, drop a line / note and I will answer questions, concerns, etc. Have a great Holiday
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Can you please provide efficacy studies and proof of concept for this product. Also the product label, EPA registration number and OMRI certificate if applicable.
 
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Farmer88 said:
This is the most exciting thread in some time.

What's your irrigation plan? You can control the late season PM by running some sanidate or oxidate durring irrigation to control ground spores. Should give a little protection in a humid hoop.

When I did hops defoliation basically eliminated PM and DM travel on the plants allowing to spray beneith the cannopy and specifically the flowers without contamination.
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Beginning we will use regular tripod sprinklers.
We will switch over to drip system when it’s time.
 
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Mrb53 said:
Just in case ----We have a 100% Organic non-GMO concentrate that can prevent (and cure early mold, all 26 varieties) mold / bud rot, etc. It also will hold water (hydroscopic) during times of heat stress, and reduce (lower) the freezing temp of dew on the plant. Developed using nanosized colloidal dispersion's prepared from amphiphilic molecules, with a hydrophobic tail and a hydrophilic head. The hydrophobic core acts as a reservoir for hydrophobic drugs (or nutrients, enzymes) and the hydrophilic shell stabilizes the hydrophobic core. When It comes in contact with THC, it basically "scrubs" it, but leaves no residue, in fact, it removes residue. Also kill spider mites, Gnats, Thrips and other soil borne insects. Adding simple dish soap will allow for better adhesion for mites / aphids on plants. Maybe something we can work out with you for the crop? If you have any questions, drop a line / note and I will answer questions, concerns, etc. Have a great Holiday
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@Mrb53 with all due respect, I did some digging on this claim. Product is called Bug Off. Product is made in @Mrb53 basement, according to previous posts, with chemistry. There is no safety sheet, no relevant data, and no independent research. It is also highly illegal to spray unknown chemical compounds on agricultural products. It is illegal to use home owner intended products in agricultural systems. The fact that you have been soliciting this product on this board is questionable, but realistically, attempting to solicit an untested, unregulated product to an agricultural operation is highly irresponsible, treading on criminal.

@1diesel1 This is the last I'll mention about this as I have no intention to derail this thread. It's genuinely exciting to watch other people in agriculture scale up.
 
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Farmer88 said:
@Mrb53 with all due respect, I did some digging on this claim. Product is called Bug Off. Product is made in @Mrb53 basement, according to previous posts, with chemistry. There is no safety sheet, no relevant data, and no independent research. It is also highly illegal to spray unknown chemical compounds on agricultural products. It is illegal to use home owner intended products in agricultural systems. The fact that you have been soliciting this product on this board is questionable, but realistically, attempting to solicit an untested, unregulated product to an agricultural operation is highly irresponsible, treading on criminal.

@1diesel1 This is the last I'll mention about this as I have no intention to derail this thread. It's genuinely exciting to watch other people in agriculture scale up.
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Farmer88 said:
@Mrb53 with all due respect, I did some digging on this claim. Product is called Bug Off. Product is made in @Mrb53 basement, according to previous posts, with chemistry. There is no safety sheet, no relevant data, and no independent research. It is also highly illegal to spray unknown chemical compounds on agricultural products. It is illegal to use home owner intended products in agricultural systems. The fact that you have been soliciting this product on this board is questionable, but realistically, attempting to solicit an untested, unregulated product to an agricultural operation is highly irresponsible, treading on criminal.

@1diesel1 This is the last I'll mention about this as I have no intention to derail this thread. It's genuinely exciting to watch other people in agriculture scale up.
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you are correct. Everyone has to start somewhere. We began this as a basement project and at this time only have testimonials. As for spraying unknown chemical compounds on agri products, eventually the end product has to go to lab for testing. The labs would show any residual chemical compounds. This product is all Organic and plant based so confidence is thee that it would easily pass. I was unaware of illegality but thank you for the knowledge.
Having sampled this and received extremely favorable testimonials, I will begin the process to see about getting approvals required. I would think a farmer would be allowed to test a product without that product having been fully compliant to laws and regulations set up by government / agri councils to prevent illegal use. That is like people being allowed to try homeopathic solutions with the clause "this product has not been tested or approved for".....
If you would like a sample, for test purposes, we would gladly provide that. The product contains many similar compounds as found in purecrop1 but way cheaper
No illegality was thought in the offering...not trying to skin the cat, just offering a worthwhile product to a favored industry
 
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Mrb53 said:
you are correct. Everyone has to start somewhere. We began this as a basement project and at this time only have testimonials. As for spraying unknown chemical compounds on agri products, eventually the end product has to go to lab for testing. The labs would show any residual chemical compounds. This product is all Organic and plant based so confidence is thee that it would easily pass. I was unaware of illegality but thank you for the knowledge.
Having sampled this and received extremely favorable testimonials, I will begin the process to see about getting approvals required. I would think a farmer would be allowed to test a product without that product having been fully compliant to laws and regulations set up by government / agri councils to prevent illegal use. That is like people being allowed to try homeopathic solutions with the clause "this product has not been tested or approved for".....
If you would like a sample, for test purposes, we would gladly provide that. The product contains many similar compounds as found in purecrop1 but way cheaper
No illegality was thought in the offering...not trying to skin the cat, just offering a worthwhile product to a favored industry
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Thank you! I’m glad to see people coming up with better cheaper ways to treat problems. Not everyone gets to start a business with financial backings like the big wig company’s do. My bottle arrives today😎
@1d just out of curiousity does anyone make auto hemp plant that could be done before that nasty fall weather? Pm yuck, the gift that keeps on giving.
 
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