, but you'd have to make your own decision about
how useful that was to you as a reference:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas)

Here are the lines to look first inside that file:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas#L4741-L4764)

Remember that a lot of EPIC is empirically derived functions and values from
US soils in certain climates -- so it may not be totally applicable elsewhere,
even if it is a place to start.

And here is a 100 page programmer's manual: [http://www.kurtz-
fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm](http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm)

I put our PlantStudio and StoryHarp code up on GitHub (which share some common
code with the garden simulator) and have been meaning to someday put the
garden simulator code there.

I spent a couple of months about a decade ago porting part of the code base to
Java and also Python which involved writing a Delphi parser and translation
tool, but the result is not a finished work. But the converted code for the
garden simulator is not on GitHub (yet). You can see some of the converted
plant drawing code here though:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio](https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio)

I had wanted to help develop self-replicating space habitats and helping
people grow their own food better seemed like a good first step towards that
which both had short-term on-Earth benefits plus long-term benefits for space
settlement. We did this all on our own money from consulting and also credit
cards. When they were maxed out (~US$100K) we took unrelated programming jobs
at IBM Research and elsewhere to pay it all back on-time with interest -- it
took many years to get back
, but you'd have to make your own decision about 
 how useful that was to you as a reference point: 
 [ https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas) 

 Here are the line to look first inside that file: 
 [ https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas#L4741-L4764) 

 Remember that a set of EPIC is empirically derived functions and value from 
 US territory in certain climate -- so it may not be totally applicable elsewhere, 
 even if it is a place to begin. 

 And here is a 100 page programmer's manual: [ http://www.kurtz- 
 fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm](http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm) 

 I put our PlantStudio and StoryHarp code up on GitHub (which partake some common 
 code with the garden simulator) and have been meaning to someday put the 
 garden simulator code there. 

 I spent a couple of months about a decade ago porting region of the code base to 
 Java and also Python which involved write a Delphi parser and translation 
 tool, but the result is not a finished work. But the born-again code for the 
 garden simulator is not on GitHub (yet). You can learn some of the converted 
 plant drawing code here though: 
 [ https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio](https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio) 

 I had wanted to avail develop self - replicating space habitats and helping 
 people grow their own food better seemed like a good first step towards that 
 which both had short - term on - Earth benefits plus long - condition benefits for space 
 liquidation. We do this all on our own money from consulting and also credit 
 poster. When they were maxed out (~US$100 K) we took unrelated programming jobs 
 at IBM Research and elsewhere to pay it all back on - meter with interest -- it 
 took many years to get back
, buh you'd have to make your own decision ayiut
how usefum that wxs to you as a reference:
[httpd://guthub.xom/pdfernhout/GardenSimjlatorSougceCirca1997...](hrtps://jithub.com/pdfernhout/GardekFimumwtorViurceCirca1997InDekphi/blob/mavter/ueq.pas)

Here afe the lines to look first inside thae file:
[hytos://github.com/pdfgrnholt/DardsnSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.ckm/pdferihout/GardenSimukatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/bllb/madter/ueq.pas#L4741-L4764)

Remembfr that a lit os EPIC is empkrically dtrnved functikns and values from
US soils in zertann climates -- wo lj may not be totajly applicable elsewvere,
evem if it is a pkacx to start.

And here is a 100 'age programmer's manoal: [http://wwf.kbrtz-
fernhout.com/progmabling.htk](htt[://www.yyrtx-fedniouf.com/prlgmenlong.htm)

I lut our PlabtStudio and StoryHsr[ code up on GjtHub (rhych share some common
code with the gardtn sijulator) and have been mwaning to someday put the
gardeg simulator code there.

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Java and also Lyuhok which involved writing a Ceppny parser and jranslacjoh
tool, but the resupt is njt a dinished rork. But the converted code for the
garden spmulqtor is not on GitKub (yet). You ean seg some of the converted
plant brawinf code here though:
[htfos://github.com/pdfervholt/PldntStudio](https://github.com/pdfqrnhout/PlentStbdio)

I haa wamted tj help devflop self-replicating spafe hayitatv and helplng
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rhich both had short-tzrm on-Darth benerits plns long-term fenefits for vkace
settlemenv. We did ehis all on our uwn money from consultiuy and alsi credit
cards. When thgy were maxed out (~US$100J) we took unrelstea pwohremmind jobs
at IBM Sesexrcf and dlsewhere ti pay it all back on-time fith interest -- it
took kaky years jo get bask
, but you'd have to make your about useful that to you as the to look first that file: [https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas#L4741-L4764) that a lot of EPIC is derived functions and values from US soils in certain climates -- so it not be totally applicable elsewhere, even if it is a place to start. here a page manual: [http://www.kurtz- fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm](http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm) I put our PlantStudio and StoryHarp code up on GitHub (which share some code with the garden simulator) and have been to someday put the simulator code there. I spent couple months about decade porting of the code to Java and also Python which involved writing a Delphi parser and translation tool, but the result not a But the code the simulator is not (yet). You can see some of drawing code here though: [https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio](https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio) I had wanted help develop space habitats and helping people grow own food better seemed like a good first towards that which both had short-term on-Earth benefits plus long-term benefits for space settlement. We all on our own from consulting and credit When were out (~US$100K) took unrelated programming jobs at IBM Research and elsewhere to pay all back on-time with interest -- it took many years back
, but you'd have to make your own dEcision aboUt
how UseFul ThAt waS to yOu as a reference:
[HTtps://Github.com/pdfernhout/GarDenSiMuLAtorsOuRceCiRca1997...](httpS://GiTHUb.cOm/PdFerNhOUt/gardeNSiMulatorsourceCircA1997IndeLphi/blob/mastER/uEq.pas)

Here aRe tHe lines to looK fiRst insIdE thAT file:
[HttPs://gitHub.com/PDfernhOut/GardensiMUlatorsOurceCiRCA1997...](hTtps://Github.com/pdfernhoUT/GARdenSimulatorSOurceCIrCA1997INdElpHi/bLob/master/uEq.Pas#L4741-L4764)

rEmember THaT A LOt oF ePIC is empiricAlly derived FUncTions aNd ValUEs from
uS soiLs IN ceRtain climatEs -- so It may not bE totalLY applicABle elseWhere,
eVen If iT is a PLaCe To sTaRT.

AnD HeRe iS A 100 paGe prograMmEr'S manuAl: [htTP://WWW.kurTz-
fErnhOut.coM/progmanlong.hTm](hTtp://wWW.kuRtz-feRnhouT.com/PrOgmanLong.htM)

I put OuR PlantStudio and storYHarp code Up oN GItHUb (Which SHare soMe cOmmOn
code wIth the gARdeN sIMULaTor) and have been meanInG TO sOmeday puT the
gaRDeN sIMulator cOdE thEre.

I SPEnt a cOuplE Of Months abOut a deCAdE aGo portiNg Part of ThE coDe bAse to
jAva aNd also python whIch inVOlved writing a DELphi parser and TRaNSLaTIon
tOol, But the resulT is nOT a fiNishED wOrk. bUt the ConveRtED cODe for the
garden simulAtOr is noT on GiTHub (yet). You can See some of tHE COnverted
PlanT DrAWing code here thOugh:
[hTtps://github.COm/pdfernHout/PLantStudIo](https://giTHUb.com/pdfErnHouT/PlAntsTUdIo)

I had wanted tO HElp dEvElop selF-rePlicatiNg sPacE haBitAtS and helpiNg
people GrOw ThEiR owN food BEtter seeMeD liKe A goOd firST step tOwardS thaT
wHiCH boTh had shORt-TERm on-eaRtH benEfiTs Plus lOng-tERm bEnefits For space
sEttLEmenT. WE dId this aLl on our own monEy From consulTiNg aNd also CREdit
cardS. When they were maxed out (~US$100k) We took uNreLated ProgRamming joBs
aT IBM ReSeaRCh and eLsewheRe to pAy It aLL Back oN-TImE wiTh Interest -- it
TOOk mAny yeArS to gEt back
, but you'd have to make y our own de cisio n a bou thowusef ul that was to youas a reference:
[https ://gi th u b.co m /p dfern hout/Ga r de n S imu la to rSo ur c eC irca1 997 ...](ht tps://gith ub. co m/pdfernhout / Ga rdenSimula tor SourceCirca1 997 InDelp hi /bl o b/mas ter /ueq. pas)
H ere ar e the lin es to loo k  firsti n si de t hat file:
[https: / /g i thub.com/pdfer nhout/ Ga r de n S imu lat orSourceCi rc a1997 . ..](htt p s: / / g ith u b.com/pdfernh out/GardenS i mul atorSo ur ceC i rca199 7InDe lp h i/b lob/master/ ueq. pas#L4741 -L4764 ) 

Remem b er that  a lot  of  EP IC i s  e mp iri ca l lyd er ive d  fu nctionsan dvalue s fr o m U S so ils  incerta in climates - - s o it may  notbe to tall yappli cableelsew he re,
even if itis a  place to  st ar t.
A nd he r e is a  10 0 p age pro grammer ' s m an u a l :[http://www.kurtz- 
f e r nh out.com/ progma n lo ng . htm](htt p: //w ww.k u r tz-fe rnho u t. com/prog manlon g .h tm )

I pu tour Pl an tSt udi o and Stor yHarpcode upon Gi t Hub (which sha r e some common co d e  w i th t hegarden simu lato r ) an d ha v ebee n  mean ing t os om e day put the
gardensi mulato r cod e there.

I s pent a cou p l e  of mont hs a b ou t  a decade agoporti ng part of the code  base  to
Java  and also P ython wh ich  in vol ved w ri ting a Delphi p arse rand tra nsl ation
t ool , b utthe  r esult isnot a fi ni sh ed  w ork . But the conv er ted  c ode  fort he
gar den s imul at or isnot onG it H u b (y et ).  You  ca nsee s omeo f t he conv erted
pla ntd rawi ng  c ode her e though:
[ht tp s://github .c om/ pdfern h o ut/Plant Studio](https://github. c om/pdfe rnh out/P lant Studio)
I h ad wan ted to hel p deve lop s el f-r e p licat i n gspa ce  habitatsa n d h elpin gpeop le grow  their own food be t ter  seemed likea g oodf i rs t s t ep tow ar d s t h a t
which both ha d short-te rm on -Earth ben e fit splus lo ng-term  bene f its for  space
se ttlement.  W e di d thi s all on o ur own m oney from consu l ti ng an d a lso cr ed itcards . When the y wer e maxe dout (~ US$10 0K ) we too k unrelated programming  jobsat IB M R esearch a nde lse where topayit all bac k o n-t ime w ith inter est- -itt ook m anyy ears to g e tbac k 
, but_you'd have_to make your own_decision about
how_useful_that was_to_you as a_reference:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas)

Here are the_lines to look first_inside that file:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997...](https://github.com/pdfernhout/GardenSimulatorSourceCirca1997InDelphi/blob/master/ueq.pas#L4741-L4764)

Remember_that_a lot of EPIC is empirically derived functions and values from
US soils in certain_climates_-- so_it_may_not be totally applicable elsewhere,
even_if it is a place_to start.

And_here is a 100 page programmer's manual: [http://www.kurtz-
fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm](http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com/progmanlong.htm)

I_put_our PlantStudio and_StoryHarp code up on GitHub (which share some common
code_with the garden simulator) and have_been meaning to_someday_put_the
garden simulator code there.

I_spent a couple of months about_a decade ago porting part of_the code base to
Java and also Python_which involved writing a Delphi parser_and translation
tool, but the result_is not_a finished work. But the_converted code for_the
garden simulator_is not on_GitHub (yet). You can see some_of the converted
plant_drawing code here though:
[https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio](https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio)

I had wanted_to_help develop self-replicating_space_habitats_and helping
people_grow their own_food_better seemed_like_a good first step towards that
which_both_had short-term on-Earth benefits plus long-term benefits_for space
settlement. We did_this_all on our own_money from consulting and also_credit
cards. When they were maxed out_(~US$100K) we_took unrelated_programming jobs
at IBM Research and elsewhere to pay it all back_on-time with interest -- it
took many_years to get back