From kuramoto@mala.bc.caSun Aug 20 03:31:39 1995
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 22:52:51 PST
From: kuramoto@mala.bc.ca
Reply to: hydro@Hawg.Stanford.EDU
To: hydro@Hawg.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Re: books on hydroponics

I highly reccommend the Resh Books.  I had him, for an instructor.  
Very organized, very well informed.  
Connie Kuramoto
kuramoto@mala.bc.ca

From plantone@iquest.netTue Aug 22 01:23:44 1995
Date: Sun, 20 Aug 95 09:53 EST
From: PlantOne CyberDrome Arena-Master <plantone@iquest.net>
Reply to: hydro@Hawg.Stanford.EDU
To: hydro@Hawg.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Re: books on hydropondics

Otha,

hope the following references help you out... Stan


How to Make Your Own Fully Formulated Nutrients
by: J.A. McCaskill
ISBN: 2590-92343
19pp
(a basic instruction booklet on making your own plant
foods using raw salts. Step by Step info and examples.)


Hydroponic Nutrients: Easy Ways to Make Your Own
by: M. Edward Muckle, 3rd Ed.
ISBN: 0-921981-33-3
156pp
(highly recommended by growers, researchers, consultants
and educators as the source of current info on plant
nutrient formulation.  Easy to read with a simple method
of making your own plant food.  Essential for every
grower.)


Plant Nutrient Facts
by: J>A> McCaskill
ISBN: 2590-92343-1
36pp
(a really good booklet to introduce the novice to plant
nutrition.  Simple basic info to eliminate fertilizer
confusion and explain the role of each plant nutrient.)