No till living soil

[purpleskunkdutchtreat]

What is the best way to get rid of these stupid caterpillars

 

[kushyman]

But you can use it as a roadmap to identify excesses, and just not add back those.

YES!

Converting from lbs/acre to grams per yard for a soil amendment recommendation is fairly easy, just divide by 2 for shorthand.

dunno if its that easy bro..acres are flat,,cu ft are not..

I'm not a child and I won't take badgering from anyone on the Internet.

I think he was just trying to be professionally helpful..he is a friendly helpful polite guy.. afik

 

[Green Mopho]

dunno if its that easy bro..acres are flat,,cu ft are not..

Actually the soil calculation they use assumes you are testing 6" of soil depth, and also assumes a standard/average soil density. So this unit of "acres" on a soil test is actually volumetric. Saving all the conversion math, it roughly comes out to a factor of 0.5 from lbs/acres to grams per cu yd.

 

[kushyman]

t roughly comes out to a factor of 0.5 from lbs/acres to grams per cu yd.

still greek to me