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What Others say about our Compost

 

Dear Jay and Folks,

Here is some very interesting yield data comparing no-till to conventional
till broccoli.

Bottom Line:

When you total the head yields with lateral yields, Jay's No-till Compost
and the Fertrell come in at total yield weights of 807.1 grams versus 809
grams for the Fertrell.  Jay's laterals were almost 2 times as big as the
others, however.  

Jay's and the Fertrell were neck and neck for yield.  However, anytime you
can AVERAGE 1.7 pounds per plant, and you are 250 times cheaper than
Fertrell liquid, we might want to consider using this product.  That's
right, Jays product is 250 times cheaper than liquid Fertrell and 50 times
cheaper than Harmony 5-5-3.

I will testify to this in court if need be.

Sincerely,


Richard C. McDonald, Ph.D.
Symbiont Biological Pest Management
194 Shull's Hollar
Sugar Grove, NC 28679
(828) 297-BUUG (2884) Phone
email: the_edge@goboone.net
www.drmcbug.com

"I use Rockwater Farms Compost for worm bedding. It has all the qualities that I am looking for - high in organic matter, dark in color, full of nutrients, and very little clay and sand. I highly recommend this compost for growing worms!"

Alan Hanson
Blue Ridge Vermiculture

 

"Stuff just takes off in it. Unless you're blessed with really good soil up here in the mountains, compost is indispensable... and Jay's is the best I've ever run across."

Tom Normand - Vilas

Mr. Normand's gerdening expertise is recognized by friends and professionals. His Bethesda, Maryland garden was featured in the June 2000 issue of Better Homes & Gardens.

 

Dear Jay,

I wanted to drop this note and tell you how impressed I am of the quality of your compost. It has all the traits that allow me to grow great vegetable gardens and awesome flowers. The economic consideration is what turned me to your product. As most soils in NC, the Mountains upland soils need amendments to provide for plant growth and vigor. With out getting into the details your product is superior in both cost effectiveness and quality to any bagged product carried by national chains.

Derek Goddard