From: ShortyB (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 05/07/04

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Dick
 
I wouldn't exactly call it a forage crop. Not like broadleaf plantain,
(Plantago major) which the powers that be they have now decided is a
beneficial crop. Biodynamic farmers have known this for some time 8>)
 But not old Mr Dock. 
For those interested the web site www.ars-grin.gov/duke has info on many
plants and their mineral properties and other attributes.
Ian Buckingham
Maungatawhiri
New Zealand 
Ian, Can you begin to appreciate how 'shocked' I am to have never heard
of this forage variety? Your visit is a treat that both Carol and I am
looking foward to. E-mail to reality!
Dick Conklin
Amity Farm
Ft.Ann,NY
 

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