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Old March 6, 2009   #10
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Ray, read a study on black plastic mulch and basically what they said is pathogens in the soil, especially fusarium I believe will proliferate and become more active when the soil temperature is raised due to the heating effect of the mulch. Preventative measures I was alluding to was using Actinovate as a soil drench. Ami
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