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From: Moen Creek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 1:52 PM
Subject: Re: Help on buying a Refractometer
Hi Markess & Merla
The first part of Markess' post is probably good advice - need to talk the
s
Title: Re: Help on buying a Refractometer
True a must have even for garden plants aside from fruit.
>Squeezing enough juice from roadside weeds to get readings will be
>difficult if not a lost cause.
But a pair of those modified vise-grips from Pike Labs will keep it
from being impo
>Squeezing enough juice from roadside weeds to get readings will be
>difficult if not a lost cause.
But a pair of those modified vise-grips from Pike Labs will keep it
from being impossible! -Allan
Title: Re: Help on buying a Refractometer
Merla,
Call Gempler's for their catalogue. The Super can ogle all the rubber gloves, tyvac, respirators, measuring cups, boots & all. Then the refractometer will not seem so foreign. The product "coach" at Gempler's may be of h
Merla - Thanks for your good compendium of brix information!!
I bought my refractometer through ebay for about $50. In many ways it
is a piece of crap, but you'd pay Mr. Pike about $125 for an
equivalent refractometer and Brixman has assured me that mine is
about as good as I need. (Just check
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From: Merla Barberie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: BD Now <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 6:10 AM
Subject: Help on buying a Refractometer
Hi Merla
> I have questions. Do I want ATC or not?
Yes - it saves having to calibrate the t
Hi all,
I am trying to get the Weed Supervisor to O.K. the purchase of a
refractometer on the Rapid Lightning cost/share grant. He never heard
of one and wants me to find someone in our county who has before he will
O.K. it. I have called Bob Wilson, the Extension Agent, but he hasn't
returned
