Sumo

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I don't know if this has been posted yet. If you are interested in Hop growning you should check it out.

www.soilcrop.colostate.edu/research_extension/extension/organic_soil_presentations/Growing%20Hops%20Workshop%2008.pdf

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drux_tx

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Pretty pictures in that thar PDF. Thanks!

I'm so torn between doing Fuggles or Cascades.

Butterfield_Craft_Brewing

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Thanks for posting the link. I attend this University and hadn't yet seen this. I am looking forward to growing some Fuggles or Kent Goldings next spring.

Sumo

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No problem. I can't grow hops where I live, but when I came across the link I knew others here could use the info.

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desertbronze

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Do both - you'll be glad you did.

damrass

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Can anyone post this PDF? Seems the link has gone sour.

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Planned: Hefeweizen
Fermenting: British Bitter
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McKBrew

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Not sure what presentation was originally posted, but here are links to a few on their site. Sustainable Hop Production Workshop 2008

Sumo

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I don't know how to post. But I still have it. I can email it to you. PM your email address.

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damrass

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Thanks Sumo, but looks like the link McKBrew posted is what I was looking for.

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Planned: Hefeweizen
Fermenting: British Bitter
Kegged: nothing :(

blue800

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A brewery up here (Crannog ales) in BC that has their own hop yard put this http://www.crannogales.com/HopsManual.pdf out on the net too, along the same lines as that pdf.