Soil Preparation and Analysis
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Subject: salt in kelp/seaweed
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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does anyone know what the salt content is in the seaweed or kelp meal,that most of the pumpkin related stores carry. neptunes for example.. thanks , Bill
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11/4/2008 7:44:48 PM
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Frank and Tina |
South East
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Check out this site bil, its from north american kelp. If you brows the site you wil find the content of kelp including sodium. I wil be around 4% i think but look around. http://www.noamkelp.com/products.html
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11/4/2008 11:44:39 PM
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Brooks B |
Ohio
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Bill,
Richard B. on the site has the best home brewed seaweed this side of the Mississippi and Mongahela river, that flows right back into the Atlantic Ocean and then all the way back up a stream to a place in Alaska where the three legged speckled frog trout spawn.
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11/5/2008 3:44:17 AM
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Brooks B |
Ohio
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Ain't that right North shore Boys?!,,,,LOL
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11/5/2008 3:47:45 AM
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Richard |
Minnesota
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He's saying I make yearly trips to coastal states, I get on my scuba gear, jump in the ocean and pick my own. nice and fresh.
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11/5/2008 8:04:02 AM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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thanks tina & frank, i will check out that site. brooks you kill me LOL...
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11/5/2008 9:41:37 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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tina & frank, i checked out the site you gave me.and it said salt content was 4.18 %. my local feed mill has kelp at less than 5 % per bag. i may be wrong but that sounds almost the same amount , and no shipping & handling fees the feed grade on that site had the same label as the soil enhancer kelp. so i'm going to dig a little deeper into it. thanks again , Bill
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11/5/2008 10:00:08 PM
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Brooks B |
Ohio
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Bill, just curious, whats the product name on that kelp, and whats the name of the feed mill? is it like a small family run mill?. Around here its almost impossable to find any type kelp like that.
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11/6/2008 4:05:55 AM
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Brooks B |
Ohio
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One last thing to add to your thread Bill. I might be wrong on this, but doesn't a soluble type kelp have way less salt? But on the down side a soluble doesn't pack all the goodies in it like a Granular type kelp would(North American Kelp)? Is it true that a granular type kelp has way more nutrients in it verses a soluble type kelp because when they make a kelp into a soluble it takes alot out of it? Be nice to get a soluble kelp that packs the same exact nutrients, people could save a bundle on shipping cost.
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11/6/2008 4:49:02 AM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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Brooks, the feed mills name is M.C milling in Seaman Ohio. I will find the brand name of the kelp and post it tomarrow. But any feed mill that grinds and mixes their own grain should carry kelp. its used as an adative to feed. my feed store has it for $49.00 a 50 lb bag. but i will get the brand name of the kelp and post it for you, Bill
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11/6/2008 7:29:12 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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Brooks,the label on the kelp says P B Ohrstrom & sons Arlington Heights, Ill less than 5% salt 2% potasium going to try to look up and get better list of componets, Bill
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11/7/2008 7:26:46 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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Brooks, got an e-mail in asking for break down of kelp. repost wene i get a reply, Bill
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11/7/2008 8:09:32 PM
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Brooks B |
Ohio
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Thanks Bill!
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11/8/2008 6:17:51 AM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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brooks , no word yet, bill
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11/11/2008 8:06:59 PM
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just bill ( team Pettit ) |
Adams County
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Brooks , i got results today. if you want a transcript e-mail me and i will send it to you. looks good to me but i'm no expert. Bill ( alyse6@verizon.net )
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11/12/2008 8:50:02 PM
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