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| What to do with it....here are the results
ph 6.6 Phos 14 lb/A (they show that s being high) Potassium 180 lb/A (med/h) Magnesium 340 lb/A (med/h) Calcium 2160 lb/A (med) Aluminum 70 lb/a Iron 6 lb/A Manganese 32 lb/A Zinc 2.2 lb/a ORGANIC MATTER 3.4 % Nitrate 25 lb/a Salts 0.160 the reccomedations are
so far this year (my first organic) I applied CGM April 14th and again May 25th. My next planned fert is July 4th,
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- Posted by morpheuspa 6 (E PA) (My Page) on Fri, Jun 8, 07 at 7:47
| What do y'all think? That you don't seem to have much of a problem (consider yourself fortunate). Sure, the potash may be a touch low if I'm reading it right, but it should be fine for grass with organic feeding. Use soybean or alfalfa, both do contain some potash. With the alfalfa going down at a higher rate to hit the 1 pound of nitrogen at a time limit, you'd get more potash. Personally I'd use the cheapest. :-) |
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