Re: Soil Tests

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• Subject: Re: Soil Tests
• From: B* V*
• Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 20:34:04 -0300
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Bruce:
		Here is my soil sample results this spring.



At 04:57 PM 4/29/00 -0400, you wrote:
>It seems that we all talk about getting our soil test and amending our soil
>according to the recommendations.  PH has been talked to death but it is
>only part of the puzzle.  I would be interested in seeing what recommended
>levels different labs recommend for giant pumpkins.  I would bet that there
>are difference.  I have just sent my sample in for analysis, I don't know
>their recommended levels?
>
>Ideally state you PH, Phosphorus and Potash.  I do not want to get into a
>debate about the micronutrients but if you want to share the info I am sure
>it would also be interesting.
>
>I think this is better than trashing pumpkin sites, coordinators and
>organizations.
>
>Bruce Kaye
>Ottawa, Ontario
>
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2000 Soil Test.xls

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