Weird if Pip313 and others (bombadil.360, zachrock, you, etc) do not understand the reality of how the business (nor the actual act of breeding) works then the value you place there is misplaced no matter what you learned about the basic tenants of marketing. It's seems the science is too complicated for some to grasp, and there is no way to simplify it in a way that the consumer "readily understands", try as we may. One guy thinks he'll sell seed for what I pay someone to help me water etc, another wants deep discounts for bulk but doesn't realize the end result is unauthorized retailers undercutting folk you are comfortable working with etc, I guess you guys have never been to Spain lol. Some of these ideas sound/look good on paper but reality gets in the way.
The ratio of phenotypic value (as a grower) vs genotypic value (as a breeder) will vary greatly depending on the line in question, ie, unanswerable.
A customers perception is as important as his understanding allows for. Some of you guys are pissed off because that drill works like shit, never mind you're trying to use it as a fucking hammer.
The ratio of phenotypic value (as a grower) vs genotypic value (as a breeder) will vary greatly depending on the line in question, ie, unanswerable.
A customers perception is as important as his understanding allows for. Some of you guys are pissed off because that drill works like shit, never mind you're trying to use it as a fucking hammer.
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