Ask Me Anything with John Kempf - November 14

[@stephenfuller5138]

It doesn't matter that I've listened to most of your podcasts, and many many times each, there's always new information from you. Can't Thank you enough.

[@EnggMohdRafe]

Are you like me

[@maryalexis5942]

Ready to learn

[@denniskemnitz1381]

I gotta get defn. Of proclivity... did i spell the word correctly? Never used it before so haven't attempted spelling proclivity before. Dennis. CARRY ON SIR...

[@SimonHaestoe]

John! I think I came up with a very succinct way to explain why sap analysis is to be preferred over tissue-. This might sound obvious but since I havent heard it expressed here goes: tissue is whatever the plant has picked up before processing it while sap is a plant PRODUCT, meaning it has been used. Meaning: for it to show up in the sap (analysis) it must have been available for the plant damn, that got wordy lol. But it was a bit of an epiphany for me at least as it really differentiated between a nutrient existing in the plant and a nutrient being USED BY the plant.

[@aragianmarko]

Greetings from romania 🇷🇴 😊

[@danlefever6254]

What has changed in your KZbin platform to now have an advertisement every two to three minutes? it used to be one every 10 or 15 minutes and a year or so ago it was zero. Makes it very difficult to be doing gainful work while listening to the podcast. Do I have to enter into a paid KZbin subscriber mode to be able to avoid this irritation?

[@AdvancingEcoAgriculture]

Unfortunately, that's a KZbin update and is out of our control, however, you may be able to find a browser extension that can reduce the number of ads you see, or if you use KZbin frequently, their premium plan might be an option (it removes all ads).

[@danlefever6254]

@AdvancingEcoAgriculture thanks for the response I will investigate the premium as I use KZbin multiple times per week.

[@stanciumarian8881]

Try using the opera browser.

[@woodlyz]

​@@danlefever6254I have had premium for a number of years. It is a much improved user experience