In the grand scheme of things would you guys consider 78 quality soil to be useful?
Or does someone need their soil in the 100s before they'd consider purchasing it?
I'm really unsure how the soil market is doing.
On the same topic, at what point does clay/water become invaluable?
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Avu
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
Sign me up for a long term deal for that soil. What would you want for it? Trade at Constantinople of course.
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no righteous man raises his hand against the innocent,
a man need only strike another to make him evil."
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Atherman
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
We'll work something out! I'm sure you've got some pretty baubles I could use 
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DarkhVorTeX
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
I have yet to hear of soil, water, or clay getting past the 80s. q78 is valuable AFAICT.
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Atherman
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
Nice, I don't really see to many people talking about it on here.
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theTrav
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
want I should move this to apples and oranges?
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Atherman
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Re: Such Pretty Soil
Yeah you can move it if you'd like. I didn't really expect anyone to actually want any, just some talk about soil/clay/water quality.