Figless
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The Richest Farmer in the World.
My Son Jesse has 25 years in indoor, and outdoors cultivation experience. Like his father he now prefers the outdoors to indoor cultivation. He recently wrote this article that I find describes the correct mental perspective to all types of crop cultivation. I don't believe an article such as this has ever been posted before. Even though many members, and fig hobbyist got there original Horticultural experience from just this agricultural industry, we seldom discuss it. Except of course one on one, or in small groups. Certainly not in posted platform threads. I thought he really caught the entire farming experience with the necessary disappointments, and successes that come with the farming experience of all types. I hope you will enjoy reading it. Because it certainly is as valid for a first time propagator of cuttings, as it is for a 20-year veteran facing a new challenge. Such as the BFF which will likely challenge us all in California. I certainly am completely retired from any, and all types of hemp cultivation, but like so many of us it's where I learned to be a horticulturalist.
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My Son Jesse has 25 years in indoor, and outdoors cultivation experience. Like his father he now prefers the outdoors to indoor cultivation. He recently wrote this article that I find describes the correct mental perspective to all types of crop cultivation. I don't believe an article such as this has ever been posted before. Even though many members, and fig hobbyist got there original Horticultural experience from just this agricultural industry, we seldom discuss it. Except of course one on one, or in small groups. Certainly not in posted platform threads. I thought he really caught the entire farming experience with the necessary disappointments, and successes that come with the farming experience of all types. I hope you will enjoy reading it. Because it certainly is as valid for a first time propagator of cuttings, as it is for a 20-year veteran facing a new challenge. Such as the BFF which will likely challenge us all in California. I certainly am completely retired from any, and all types of hemp cultivation, but like so many of us it's where I learned to be a horticulturalist.
The Richest Farmer in the World • Fat Nugs Magazine Blog
It’s difficult to take raw land and grow a good crop, and near impossible to do so successfully without an even disposition. Farming reliably hones some of the most important skills in life: discipline, patience, faith, humility.
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