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Question #1

    07-Feb-92 21:21:01
Sb: #50-Question #1
Fm: Charles Wolff 71227,3415
To: Warren Schultz 76711,417
On our rather large farm here in upstate NY, we grow many different varieties of tomatoes every year. We grow primarily to feed our family of 5, so we try to spread our risk somewhat. One favorite that cans and freezes well out here, never lets us down and tastes great in just about everything is Roma. As a matter of fact, here it is, February, some 20 degrees outside and snowing, but up in my closet I'm picking ripe Roma tomatoes, green chile (we're originally from New Mexico) and a varieties of fresh herbs and spices from my home-built hydroponic system. By the way, contrary to Rodale, it is possible to grow hydroponically using a completely organic solution with excellent results…it's the only way we'll do it.