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PostPosted: Aug 24th, '13, 09:58 
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I have been planning this for awhile. First stage will be 720 feet squared of GB. Second stage will be the same as the first for a total of 1440 feet squared. Many hurdles to jump before its done. I am open to all comments good or bad. The video explains most points.



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Welcome Pugi! It will be fun to see what develops.
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Welcome Pugi, and good luck mate. Hope you do well.
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I'm starting to think round FT's, and excellent filters combined with floating rafts is the way to go for a commercial approach.
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Also, welcome. I think you've picked a great location for your system; I wonder if you'll see much success with cash flow from that much space; unless you can find a niche in fresh herbs or speciality/rare plants... Or something.

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Pugi wrote:
I have been planning this for awhile. First stage will be 720 feet squared of GB. Second stage will be the same as the first for a total of 1440 feet squared. Many hurdles to jump before its done. I am open to all comments good or bad. The video explains most points.


Whoa!! 720 feet squared is about 12 acres! :shock:
Just yanking your chain... I know what you meant. Looks like a great spot to build.
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PostPosted: Aug 24th, '13, 23:47 
Roger R. wrote:
Whoa!! 720 feet squared is about 12 acres! :shock:

What?... no 720 square feet is 0.016 acres.... or 66 square metres... :D
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Trewarin wrote:
Also, welcome. I think you've picked a great location for your system; I wonder if you'll see much success with cash flow from that much space; unless you can find a niche in fresh herbs or speciality/rare plants... Or something.

Good luck!

Thanx!!! Yes it is small, I have to start someplace. I do have room for growth though. Depending how I set up expansions in the future, I think I could expand to about 4000 square feet of grow beds. Sales will determine growth.

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I thought only potatoes grew in Idaho... :think:



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Ronmaggi wrote:
I thought only potatoes grew in Idaho... :think:



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We do grow some potatoes. The big area for that is south of me a bit. My area grows onions, sugar beets, corn and alfalfa. Like I said in vid, we are a small town in a farming area. I have a feeling sales will be my biggest challenge. I do have some help though. My retired fathers work was produce sales most his life. Of course that was semi truck loads going across the country, but its close enough and he likes to be involved.

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RupertofOZ wrote:
Roger R. wrote:
Whoa!! 720 feet squared is about 12 acres! :shock:

What?... no 720 square feet is 0.016 acres.... or 66 square metres... :D


Square feet and feet squared are two very different things. :wave1: :D

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PostPosted: Aug 25th, '13, 22:00 
Humm... so how does a cubed foot .... relate to a clubed foot then.... :D
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RupertofOZ wrote:
Humm... so how does a cubed foot .... relate to a clubed foot then.... :D


Quite similar to a clubbed foot. :think:
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PostPosted: Aug 25th, '13, 22:46 
:lol: ... the spelling was deliberate... :wink:
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Well, a 2' cubed box is 8 cubic feet while a 2 cubic foot box is much smaller. But your clubbed foot would still probably fit in it. :D :whistle:
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