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Posted 5/7/2010 01:17 (#1188476 - in reply to #1188187)
Subject: Re: Economics of No-Till

Radville, SK

As far as I'm aware we have about half of the moisture storage of the Regina Heavy Clay soil. Our soil can be supersaturated and still have very little moisture in it. Would this be low organic matter?

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