Follow-up from Irish gardener trying sugar method. Humorous exchange about Madonna, neighbors' reactions, and long-term results.
Neighbors initially mock ("hoots"), then adopt after seeing results. Sugar users share: darker green, fewer inputs, better soil.
Sugar → microbial bloom → nutrient cycling → soil aggregation → weed suppression in rich soil. Fertilizers feed plants but kill microbes. Sugar feeds the soil food web.
Generational farming/ranching. Australian Shepherd "farmer" dog. Holistic approach: herbs for pests, cedar for perimeter, sugar for soil. Asthma/allergies improved 90% after chemical elimination.
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