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 06-19-2003, 16:19 Post: 58017
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In regards to all the different numbers you have received as far as amounts to apply you might consider a soil test. Theese are isually pretty cheap ($10 ish) at your local soil conservation district office or the appropriate branch of a State University. Here Michigan State does it. You get back a pretty slick print out telling you what to use in what amounts. Fall as well as spring.






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Mark L, I believe what I said was that a soil test might be beneficial. Not test the soil for nitrogen. Clearly you have a bit more experience with soil than the average bear, although I would dissagree with you on the value of a $9.00 soil test from the state University. True enough you do get a lot of unneeded info but if you let them know what you want to plant they send out a program or recommended fertilizers for both spring and fall. This can be very helpfull to someone new especially as the fellow above was told several different amounts to apply.






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I do see your point yet I do not completely agree. It seems 6 0f one 1/2 dozen the other. The fellow above was haveing difficulty getting good advice or it varied so much the cost of fertilizer out weighs the cost of a test, easily. I guess I just dont know too many people who can look at the soil and just instantly tell me what I need. I'm sure there are those who can. I just dont know them. The soil conservation districts here give out base hand books with directions and sample bags. I would think that most would be able to handle such a simple task but your point is certainly valid and there certainly are those who do not take the time to find out how to take the test properly or fail to understand the results, but then there are those who just use the wrong products or none at all.






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