Re: Clay and Sand and Organic Matter
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Clay and Sand and Organic Matter
- From: J* L* J*
- Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 12:02:21 EST
- References: <8a9c62c2.36f4e2ef@aol.com>
All joking aside, you need to take a soil sample to your ag extension
office and get their recommendation. Adding sand could help loosen it up
or it could turn it into a nasty, hard, conglomerate. We pay them the
big bucks to know the difference. When I added 3 inches of manure to my
clay, it drained just fine.
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Jon, Carrie, and Zion Cherelle Jaussi
jljaussi@iname.com
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On Sun, 21 Mar 1999 07:15:43 EST Lubadub@aol.com writes:
>Maybe when your soil is really horrible it is time to bite the bullet.
>My
>recommendation would be simply to sell your house and move. Find a
>place to
>live where the soil is better. Your wife will understand why she has
>to leave
>her friends and family behind. If you explain it clearly (this is
>about
>pumpkins), she will also realize why you have quit your job. Be sure
>you find
>a really good site. Most wives will only let you do this once.
>
>Marv in Altoona. PA
>
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