Good idea, John. A lot of the drivers of later studies is accumulated earlier anecdotal evidence. Who knows what we'll learn from each other?

My particular complaint, in a sense, is the declining emphasis in the health of soil. I read an interesting book entitled Secrets of the Soil and, as a result, became a master gardener through the county extension program so I could pester people about Round-Up and othrr toxins as a volunteer speaker. I also teach kids about how amazing earthworms are...and can be a measure of soil health.