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7824
Here is a story that may inspire someone. Please look dow for the ===> marker and tell me how one decides their produce is "12 times the quality" of someone...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 1, 2007
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7825
Darren, Tom et al: I have a suggestion. Aeration, is a very effective to way to condition water to feed the plants while providing much needed oxygen to the...
Len Walde
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Jul 1, 2007
2:41 pm
7826
Hi Len, I am interested to know during the aeration of the water; to what does the chlorine attach itself to?...
mrrowley72
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Jul 1, 2007
5:24 pm
7827
... It doesn't. It simply goes out with the bubbles of air. Only the unreacted free chlorine is removed this way. Hypochlorites decompose and about half of...
forgerii
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Jul 1, 2007
7:50 pm
7828
If you will go to this URL... http://www.ehponline.org/members/1999/Suppl-1/109-114daniel/daniel-full.html ...you will find a scientific report full of big...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 5, 2007
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7829
Hi Rex, I just read you little treatise about advanced brixology. It sometimes makes me giggle about some of these egghead technocrats that believe almost...
mrrowley72
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Jul 5, 2007
3:46 pm
7831
In the commercial laboratory where I work, I have been measuring BRIX of processed foods for many years, but I am new to the measurment of BRIX in fresh...
forgerii
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Jul 6, 2007
3:24 pm
7832
Can You Grow The Best Quality Carrots? International Ag Labs is sponsoring a competition to see who is growing carrots with the highest nutrient density. See...
Jon C. Frank
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Jul 6, 2007
10:51 pm
7833
... take a grape, slice it with a knife and lay the slice directly on the refractometer prism. I don't think that would work for less juicy products like a...
Bob Avery
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Jul 7, 2007
3:36 am
7834
I thought one might like to compare readings with someone else, like in the preceeding message's "Chalenge" for example. I had thought of a garlic press, but...
forgerii
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Jul 7, 2007
2:42 pm
7835
John, ... of refraction of opaque substances. It isn't often required, and probably never for BRIX readings. Oh, this is interesting! Do they cost a fortune? ...
Bob Avery
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Jul 8, 2007
4:10 am
7836
Is cutting off the end of a cucumber or squash and using the liquid that oozes out a correct way? Dave Rogers...
davidbr321
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Jul 8, 2007
10:20 am
7837
Most of the laboratory bench-top instruments will measure rhe refractive index of opaque samples. Yes they are expensive unless you are lucky like I was. It...
forgerii
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Jul 9, 2007
4:42 pm
7838
I actually was hoping brixing was more than sugar. I don't have a farm but would like to one day and want information on what each vegetable needs. It must be...
Elizabeth Parashis
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Jul 9, 2007
11:05 pm
7839
Elizabeth, ... Of course it is! For one thing, when you brix sugar water, you always get a sharp reading. You only get fuzzy readings when brixing complex ...
Bob Avery
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Jul 10, 2007
4:35 am
7840
howdy, can u use brix readings to determine, nutrient levels, example calcium fuzzy line boron etc..........
carbon1king
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Jul 10, 2007
10:51 am
7841
... You can use soil tests to determine calcium, potassium, sodium, mag, etc. in the soil. You can use standard laboratory analysis to determine the various...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 10, 2007
11:50 am
7842
To carbon1king, brix measures the sugars of the plants and fruits. What you want to do for measuring soil components is to get a soil test done by a labortory...
mrrowley72
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Jul 10, 2007
2:25 pm
7843
As far as I know that works fine. I use it. I did an experiment with zucchini the other day. Measured the brix of the juice coming from the stem where I had...
Kris Johnson RR
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Jul 10, 2007
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7844
I was wondering, before I spent the money and wasted more of my time, if using the product called 'GroPal' by, I think, Sea Minerals- the Australian company...
ljoppeck
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Jul 11, 2007
5:59 am
7845
Someone mentioned to me the other day that while we focus on brix improvement here, we cannot forget the soil microorganisms present in the healthy soil and...
RH
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Jul 11, 2007
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7846
New here but have bought a BRIX reader and wondered how to read opaque things. Where do you get such an instrument? Thanks ... Elizabeth Parashis ...
Elizabeth Parashis
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Jul 12, 2007
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7847
... Elizabeth, there are several items that are difficult. Bananas, milk, and avocados are a few that come to mind. You'll also have a bit of trouble with...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 12, 2007
5:57 pm
7848
You've got to get the juice. Opaque readers are very expensive machines. Not practical here. Kris...
Kris Johnson RR
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Jul 14, 2007
4:58 am
7849
Dear Rex: I've been growing an interest on topics related to SWEETNESS of fruits and vegetables, and consider you and your brixtalk group the experts on the...
Lorenzo Alvarez
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Jul 14, 2007
2:43 pm
7851
Dear Thomas Giannou: I thank you and anybody else that shares your wealth of information regarding brixing, with the public. I got your point regarding that...
Lorenzo Alvarez
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Jul 14, 2007
8:14 pm
7853
On 7/14/07, Lorenzo Alvarez <lorenzo.alvarez@...> wrote: I thank you and anybody else that shares your wealth of information regarding brixing, with the...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 15, 2007
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7855
Lorenzo, ... product that is GREEN, and rely on the reading to forecast if said product WILL BE SWEET when fully matured? As Rex noted, the brix of the leaf...
Kris Johnson RR
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Jul 16, 2007
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7856
... Kris, if you are working a small garden you may want to try one of these gizmos... http://www.acohardware.com/798.html The bottles that come with the...
Rex Harrill
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Jul 16, 2007
7:04 pm
7857
Hi. I noticed that Rex made a reference to testing the brix in the leaf. Can I suggest that people test not only the brix in the leaf, but also the Electrical...
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Jul 16, 2007
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