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    skinyea reacted to Meadowlark's post in the thread soil test with Like Like.
    I would recommend Sulphur applied at a rate of 1-3 pounds per 100 square ft to lower the ph one point. 1 pound per 100 sq ft for sandy...
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    skinyea replied to the thread soil test.
    Below s from him. asked about exact size. will share when he does. I finally got a call from the UW and they said pretty much the...
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    skinyea reacted to Meadowlark's post in the thread soil test with Like Like.
    Yes, 20% organic matter is considered high. To get that, one would have to really pile it on. I still wonder about the area we are...
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    skinyea reacted to Mike's post in the thread soil test with Like Like.
    Just doing some quick reading it looks like adding too much organic matter, like manure or compost, can cause the pH to become too high...
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    skinyea replied to the thread soil test.
    he said he had 2 done both similar in numbers. nothing growing now. I am wondering what would have been put in the soil for it to have...
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    skinyea reacted to Mike's post in the thread soil test with Like Like.
    Is there anything growing on the land now? Also, how confident are you that the soil test was done properly and is accurate? I don't...
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    skinyea posted the thread Lunch in General gardening talk.
    8 inches of snow last Monday, 4 inches more a few days later. single temp weather 5 days this past week. and still get garden Spinach...
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    skinyea replied to the thread soil test.
    I have asked the size. I have never heard of levels that high. curious as to what the previous owner dd on the land
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    skinyea reacted to Meadowlark's post in the thread soil test with Like Like.
    I've never heard of that...no recommendations especially with levels reported. So, how large is the area that is in question? It would...
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