Minnesota/Kentucky fertility based on ENERGY | Your response was accurate, but the calcium has to be soluble and if it's soluble it will leach.
If you run the chemistry, the science is simple and the long term soluble not total extrtable calcium will effected.
So you can have calcium effects but the best way to quantify this is a tissue and soil test throughout the growing season and the soluble calcium wil be the final answer and this is a tough one to track since most CEC, other standard test give total extraction not soluble or available to the plant which is what we need
Edited by Foliardud 8/28/2014 13:44
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?? for Brad at lawfarms (and others) about gypsum
