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Re: small farm dewormer?
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Posted by Dachshund on November 09, 2006 at 11:13:56 from (71.31.160.33):
In Reply to: small farm dewormer? posted by FreeRanger on November 08, 2006 at 21:13:23:
You can do a google on deworming with tobacco AND how to grow it! The variety of tobacco I planted this year was TA34 Havana 608. My wife's dad has been planting the same for years. It is designed to grow in this region. Do a search and you will find the proper variety for your area. I planted them indoors in April, and then transplanted them when they were about 6" tall. The seeds are MICROSCOPIC and planted on the surface of the soil. I only planted a few plants to try it this year, but am going to plant more this next year. An added benefit is the cedar trees they munch on.
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