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General Comments 1 Apply dolomitic limestone at the recommended rate. (When lime is recommended and soil test calcium and/or magnesium is low, except for Blueberries) 4 Apply 100-150 lbs magnesium sulfate, or 20-30 lbs magnesium oxide, or 90-140 lbs sulfate-of-potash-magnesium per acre, or a mixed fertilizer to supply 10-15 lbs magnesium per acre (When the soil test magnesium is low, and for Soil Codes 1, 2, or 3 when the soil pH is greater than 6.5, or for Soil Code 4 when the soil pH is greater than 7.0, or for Soil Code 6 when the soil pH is greater than 6.0) 5 Apply 100-150 lbs magnesium sulfate, or 20-30 lbs magnesium oxide, or 90-140 lbs sulfate-of-potash-magnesium per acre, or a mixed fertilizer to supply 10-15 lbs magnesium per acre, or by applying 1,000 lbs dolomitic limestone per acre. (When the soil test magnesium is low, and for Soil Codes 1, 2, or 3 when the soil pH is between 5.9 and 6.6, or for Soil Code 4 when the soil pH is between 5.9 and 7.1, or for Soil Code 6 when the soil pH is 6.0) 6 Apply 435 lbs gypsum per acre or a calcium-containing fertilizer to supply 100 lbs calcium per acre. (When the soil test calcium is low, and for Soil Codes 1, 2, or 3 when the soil pH is greater than 6.5, or for Soil Code 4 when the soil pH is greater than 7.0 ,or for Soil Code 6 when the soil pH is greater than 6.0) 7 Apply 435 lbs
gypsum per acre, or a calcium-containing fertilizer to supply 100 lbs calcium
per acre, or 500 lbs dolomitic or calcitic limestone per acre. 105 To convert nitrogen, phosphate, and potash recommendations from pounds per acre to pounds per 1,000 square feet (or each 300 feet of row), divide by 43.5. 650 Level of
soil test zinc is potentially toxic at the current soil test pH. Lime according
to recommendations. If the pH is greater than 6.2, consult your local 652 The soil test manganese is low, however, this is not a manganese sensitive crop, therefore no manganese is recommended. (When soil test manganese is low) |