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"Soil texture" refers to
the amount of air in a soil
the amount of organic matter (manure, etc.) in a soil
the size of the individual soil particles
how much the soil particles are clumped together
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Which of these would you add to raise the pH of a soil?
Clay
Lime
Sulfur
Peat moss
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Here's the soil test report for your 500 square foot organic vegetable garden. Please list precisely what you need for amendments and information on when/how you should apply them.
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Wood ash used as a soil amendment (check all that apply)
lowers pH
raises pH
is a significant source of potassium
is a significant source of nitrogen
What amendment can both improve drainage in heavy soils and water holding capacity in sandy soils?
nitrogen fertilizer
lime
organic matter
sulfur
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Soil structure:
refers to how soil particles are held together.
is influenced by how soils are managed.
can be destroyed by too much tillage and compaction.
impacts how well roots can develop and how water can move through the soil.
all of the above.
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