Mid-Michigan | keving - 10/23/2014 07:32
Seems cheap compared to what their paying for tiled heavy clay in the Thumb area(6-10k+)even if it showed poor crops,heavy ground seems to show a quicker response when given what it needs,especially in dry years
I gotta agree. A good soil test, staying off when wet and lime = the beets, beans, corn and soys that you guys usually raise up there. But I'm still not going to pay that much. I don't have that much discretionary income and I'm not working for 20 years for nothing.
Edited by AGB 10/23/2014 07:59
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