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Bill is now offering consultancy as well.

This is in response to numerous requests which usually start with “how do I do this?”

Unfortunately Bill’s time is precious so he has taken the step of putting this assistance on a formal footing, customised for each client.

Within the last few weeks he has had a project in New Caledonia axed. It seems the local government heard about the farmers and investors that had approached Bill to set them up with a superior system designed to handle their often difficult conditions.

While they were here for training and to gain knowledge, the local government passed a new law to the effect that all new agricultural/horticultural developments on the islands must have approval. This is to protect the current local producers, who it must be said, are not producing the best possible quality.

So, that is unfortunate, these things do take time and energy to quote on, and Bill has not the spare time to waste on things that will not see a successful conclusion.

The expertise offered is particular to Fancy Lettuce, with some herb expertise thrown in. While we do produce excellent eating tomatoes, we are not tremendously well versed in this crop and will only consult for growers wishing to do what we do, that is produce a high quality eating tomato with old fashioned taste, which basically rules out supermarket sales.

Many Australians are adverse to paying for knowledge, which does not apply to people from other countries. Time is too precious to give away 20 years of success and innovation for nothing.

So, if you want to hit the ground running in the booming hydroponic business, give us a call, and come and see what we can do. The first hour is free.