Tom K

There is a regulatory minimum of 1.0 cation exchange equivalents per kilogram of soil for the particular use at issue. Obviously, the soil to be used is not meeting this standard.

I need some idea of possible amendments to raise this number and how much these amendments will affect it. I can figure equivalents from a pure ion standpoint, but who can add pure ions?

Lime, Portland cement and powdered or crushed limestone are the most readily available substances I can think of but I don't know how to judge how much of an effect these will have if applied at particular weight per kilogram of existing soil.

Does anyone have a general rule or specific suggestion?

Just keep it clean, please, or expect it to be reported.

Just keep it clean, please, or expect it to be reported.

The person receiving the messages gets the correct colors, but all text in my IM window is black.

I remember a game in which the total was three, one for the winning pitcher who threw a double play ball to end the top of the ninth inning, and two by the loser, who gave up a single and a home run to start the bottom of the ninth. Has there ever been a game where each only threw one pitch?