Jay, thank you for the continued good work. As Terry says this is important.
While there are many thousands of "rocket scientist" on Earth there are few
people who are taking the time to look at the other things that are required to
live on Mars or other non Earth places.

Good work, Keep it up.

John Wayne

In a message dated 7/3/2007 12:36:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
aftercolumbia@... writes:


> It looks here that we may have a staple crop for Mars, one that can easily
> be bred to adapt to Mars partial pressure/natural sunlight gardening. I'm
> going to crosspost this anywhere I can think of to find out. I'm a "rocket
> scientist" not a gardener or someone with a botanic/agricultural fibber.
> Hopefully, I can find someone who is.
>
> On 7/2/07, jaber_1934 <jaber@...> wrote:
> >> Well, after much research and not very much time I have the following
>> information on Green manures, Cover crops, and other information on
>> them. If you have further questions please ask and make them as
>> specific as possible. I will gladly spend more research time to find
>> as much information as necessary.
>>
>> Thank you,
>> Jay
>> Clover varieties and vetch and rye




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