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Corrections go to the top of the pile.
If a tray keeps molding, if a state page does not match what your agriculture department told you, or if you want a variety or a state covered that is not here yet, send it.
A page that is wrong about a licensing rule is worse than no page at all, so telling me is genuinely useful rather than merely welcome.
What to put in the message
A short specific message is easier to answer than a broad one. The most useful questions ask about a fact that can be checked.
- A licensing question
- Name the state, and say how and where you plan to sell. The answer often turns on the channel, so a question without it usually cannot be answered.
- A growing question
- Name the variety, your current routine, and what actually happened. Tray, seed, medium, light, water, harvest timing, and which part is not going to plan.
- An equipment question
- Name the item or the type of tool, and what you need it to do in your own setup rather than in general.
- An animal feeding question
- Identify both the animal and the plant. Where an animal has a health condition or a special diet, speak with a vet before changing anything.
One limit worth stating plainly: this site can point you to the cited text and the office the research named, but the agency is the one that decides how its current rules apply to your facts.
Worth reading first
Most questions are answered faster by the relevant page, and a follow-up that names the page, the source or the section that left you stuck is the most useful message of all.