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I'm seeing conflicting data here. Some people say that the West Nile is dead. Others say that anywhere on the Nile is fine. Can anyone clarify with certainty - as in, you've tested it THIS telling? --[[User:Nekojin|Nekojin]] 15:56, 25 August 2010 (EST)
 
I'm seeing conflicting data here. Some people say that the West Nile is dead. Others say that anywhere on the Nile is fine. Can anyone clarify with certainty - as in, you've tested it THIS telling? --[[User:Nekojin|Nekojin]] 15:56, 25 August 2010 (EST)
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I've heard reports in Sterope of little or no yield when planting from the west bank across from the schools. I planted from the east bank across from the universities (farther south) because of those reports and received a good yield from both sides. If there are dead spots, they would be for where the seeding happens rather than where the plants grow, I would think.--[[User:Meital|Meital]] 16:18, 25 August 2010 (EST)

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I'm seeing conflicting data here. Some people say that the West Nile is dead. Others say that anywhere on the Nile is fine. Can anyone clarify with certainty - as in, you've tested it THIS telling? --Nekojin 15:56, 25 August 2010 (EST)

I've heard reports in Sterope of little or no yield when planting from the west bank across from the schools. I planted from the east bank across from the universities (farther south) because of those reports and received a good yield from both sides. If there are dead spots, they would be for where the seeding happens rather than where the plants grow, I would think.--Meital 16:18, 25 August 2010 (EST)