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See: brand, contaminate, debase, deface, denigrate, depreciate, disgrace, infect, onus, pervert, pillory, pollute, smear, stain, stigma, sully, taint, tarnish SOIL. The superficies of the earth on which buildings are erected, or may be
erected.
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The Malawian Agricultural Research and Extension Trust is working to raise awareness among the country's farmers about the hazards of using the chemical and about alternatives to using it, which include soil-less culture of tobacco plants and use of more benign chemicals such as dazomet. The idea behind hydroponics is that if you can provide a inert soil-less substrate, such as rockwool or perlite, and feed it with a high quality hydroponic nutrient and water solution, either timed or constantly, your plants will grow faster and produce more fruit. Plant in containers with a fresh soil-less mix and a slow-release fertilizer. |
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