Cob: Cob in Northern Georgia

Tue Feb 13 08:59:52 CST 2001

Greetings!
     Re: the feasibility of cob structures in northern Georgia, I am also trying to determine if they are feasible in Central Florida. Most soils here are sandy, but we do also have some clay loam. And fire ants.

Thanks,
Cori Brendle
cbrendle at tampabay.rr.com

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