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Estimated Costs - ($/a). $ 10. $35. $50. $8. $16. $40. Estimated Costs - (%). 6 %. 22 %. 31 %. 6 %. 10 %. 25 %. Low pH ? Or Nematodes ?. Un-Reacted Lime Due To Drought ?. Too Wet To Soil Sample ?. Seasonal Variation of pH. Lime (Calcium Carbonate) In Irrigation Water ?.

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Estimated Costs - ($/a) $ 10 $35 $50 $8 $16 $40
Estimated Costs - (%) 6 % 22 % 31 % 6 % 10 % 25 %

Low pH ? Or Nematodes ?
Un-Reacted Lime Due To Drought ?
Too Wet To Soil Sample ?
Seasonal Variation of pH
Lime (Calcium Carbonate) In Irrigation Water ?
Poultry Litter Has a Slight Liming Capacity

Conservation-Tillage = SOM = CEC = Less Lime ?
Soil Test (When Dry) Account For 1. When Sampled 2. Weather (Rainfall) 3. Previous Crop 4. Poultry Litter 5. When Limed Last

Recommended Soil Test Mn with Different pH

Good Luck in 2003 !

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Chapter 5 Section 2 What are the costs of production?

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