Ask Steve

Live Q&A · once a month

Ask Steve.

Ask Steve, live.

Your crop, your sap test, your “why is that happening?”: send it to Steve, and it waits on his list, here, till he’s answered it.

On the first Thursday evening of each month, Steve takes members' questions: your crop, your sap test, your “why is that happening?”. Send yours ahead and he'll work through as many as he can.

Next session · soon

Thursday 5 November, 7:30 pm AEST

This month: your sap test questions (sample topic)

This month: whatever members send in

How it runs

Bring your why.

  1. Send it

    Your crop, your sap test, the thing you can't explain. Say what you saw, and when.

  2. A reply within the week

    By email, from Steve, or from Adam where Steve can’t. Your questions are listed here, each with where it’s up to.

  1. Send it ahead

    Your crop, your sap test, the thing you can't explain. The sooner it's in, the better the chance Steve gets to it.

  2. Steve works through the list

    Thursday evening, 7:30 pm AEST. The room opens ten minutes before he starts, and you can ask more on the night.

  3. Catch up whenever

    Every session is recorded, and QuorumAI can point you to the minute a question came up.

On the list so far

  • AvocadosWhy do my new leaves flush bronze and then stay pale?
  • PotatoesIs there a best time of day to take sap samples?
  • ApplesBoron before flowering: does the timing matter more than the rate?

Your questions

    Nothing from you yet. Send Steve a question, and it’ll wait here till it’s answered.

    Send Steve a question

    You’ll get a reply by email within the week: from Steve, or from Adam where Steve can’t. Steve may take it on the night too.

    Catch up on past sessions

    Session topics and lengths are samples.

    None yet. Every session is recorded, and each one will be here to watch whenever suits you.

    • Thu 1 Oct · 52 min

      Calcium timing in tree crops

    • Thu 3 Sep · 48 min

      Reading your first sap test

    • Thu 6 Aug · 55 min

      Nitrogen in a cold, wet spring

    Ask QuorumAI what came up in these