Soil Preparation and Analysis
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Subject: What should i use to raise manganese
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Darren C (Team Big-N-Orange) |
Omaha, Ne.
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Manganese Sulfate, Manganese Oxide or Manganese Chelate. Other?
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2/3/2013 4:23:28 PM
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Engel's Great Pumpkins and Carvings |
Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)
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Depends on what your other levels are I was told to add Manganese Sulfate and stay away from chelate for soil
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2/3/2013 7:29:33 PM
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lcheckon |
Northern Cambria, Pa.
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Mn locks up in the soil very quickly unless the pH is very low. You need to do both drench and foliar through the season with Mn sulphate.
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2/4/2013 12:28:22 PM
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Josh Scherer |
Piqua, Ohio
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extremepumpkinstore.com
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2/4/2013 5:19:27 PM
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cojoe |
Colorado
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darren,mang sulfate unless your sulfate is extremely high.sulfur can be 70- to 100ppm without a problem.I have to add iron and mang and will be raising the sulfate alot.Its heavily consumed by plants so its rare for it to be a problem on the high end.
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2/4/2013 6:36:13 PM
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WiZZy |
President - GPC
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http://www.soilminerals.com/information.htm Everything you need iZ here.
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2/11/2013 10:09:09 AM
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HankH |
Partlow,Va
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Thanks for the info wiz
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2/14/2013 7:38:06 PM
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