dogghr
Well-Known Member
Spread how you choose but I’ll take this way. 9 tons and $400. Do the math at 4-5$/40# bag. Haven’t had to do for 10 years w ph staying 6-7 for that period from a starting base of 5.5 when place was bought.
Crop rotation and plant selection helps maintain ph. With alfalfa involved I like to keep ph near 7. Pretty good effort for shallow , less than ideal soils.
Same guy did spreading as did 2009. Lost his wife to CA last year so we had an interesting conversation. Life changes.
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Crop rotation and plant selection helps maintain ph. With alfalfa involved I like to keep ph near 7. Pretty good effort for shallow , less than ideal soils.
Same guy did spreading as did 2009. Lost his wife to CA last year so we had an interesting conversation. Life changes.



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