We have excess lime with a 8.3 ph. You should do a video on lowering ph with sulphuric acid an the best way to apply. I use elemental sulphur, it's just a slow process.
If you want to lower your PH (for some reason) in a garden (rododendron?) then i suggest to kompost organic material like food leftovers with Bukashi. The fermentation stage make the kompost very acidic. For fun i measured the PH after the fermentation stage 1 week in the soil. It was lower than my instrument readings (PH
4:23 looks like a woodstove driving across the field
Thanks ❤.
We have excess lime with a 8.3 ph. You should do a video on lowering ph with sulphuric acid an the best way to apply. I use elemental sulphur, it's just a slow process.
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Brawndo the thirst mutilitor! Brawndo has what plants crave! It has electrolytes!!!!!
Recommended pH for Corn and most vegetables is 5.8-6.8, slightly acidic.
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Is it okay to spread ag lime on a pasture in late summer?
Fuel cost/more yield?
14 years
How do you estimate how much lime the field needs?
Brennan Arrell a soil test will give recommendations based on what you are planting.
Sam Holladay thank you!
ok lime rises ph of soil but what do you uses to lower the ph just adding fertilizers and mulch /compost or do you recommend another way?
If you want to lower your PH (for some reason) in a garden (rododendron?) then i suggest to kompost organic material like food leftovers with Bukashi. The fermentation stage make the kompost very acidic. For fun i measured the PH after the fermentation stage 1 week in the soil. It was lower than my instrument readings (PH
Thank you for this realized knowledge.
How do you test properly
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