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Old 02-22-2008 | 08:32 AM
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Default RE: Testing PH

Thanks alot for all of your responses. I have heard its a waste of time trying to plant w/o getting the PH correct.

So what you say is you send a sample to Biologic? Is this from the web site http://mossyoakbiologic.com?

What do you put your soil sample in and how much is needed to send out?

ORIGINAL: DanM3029

Soil testing is BY FAR the most imporatant part of a food plot preparation. After several failed attempts at "plant and pray", I have found that with a soil sample, you up your odds of a successful plot tremendously, provided you follow the recommendations. I use the Biologic sample for a couple of reasons (1) it is easy (2) it is cheap (about $8/sample) (3) it is fast, results emailed in a few days (4) itis plantspecific, meaning if I tell tehm I want to plant brassicus, they will tell me the actual ph, optimum ph, and how much lime and fertilizer i need to add to theplot, and (5) i dont have a local place to take my samples. It is very cehap and easy and takes a lot of guesswork out of it. In the long run, you will same time, $ and frustration with a soil sample. Good luck.
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