RE: Re: soil test results

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• To: g*@hort.net
• Subject: RE: Re: [CHAT] soil test results
• From: "Donna " j*@prairieinet.net
• Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2003 21:06:48 -0500
• In-reply-to: 003a01c37cc6$5c945660$a62220cf@u6rfn

Well its nice to know that some year all this will not be for nothing :)


I find that with the spring working of the soil, it stays nice
throughout the season... but the following spring I am right back where
I started. It is like the good soil is sinking and that hard clay is on
top.. 

Anyone else notice that?

Donna


> 
> Hi Donna and Pam,
> You're right, it does make you stop and think about the wonder of it
all.
> The process isn't real fast, I've been at it here for about 13 years,
the
> last 7 or 8 with a vengence.
> Mostly the process gets to be second nature, mulch, till, don't walk
on
> it,
> add the trace nutrients, don't use a lot of chemicals, keep putting
> compost
> into your dirt, and pretty soon (a couple of years) you'll have soil
you
> can
> dig without a back hoe.
> Rich in Z-5

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