Soil pH

Brian & Darren explain the importance of knowing your soil's pH.

[@alanread4763]

Very informative and delivered in a clear and concise manner. Cheers guys 👍

[@AgPhD]

Brian and Darren addressed your comment on Ag PhD Radio today: soundcloud.com/agphd/07-01-20-sunflowers-and-late-season-scouting#t=43:12

[@d33ch0w9]

Are we able to watch videos 1-17? .. please make public and not private.

[@gmasi2658]

Great stuff guys! I really liked your videos and have learned a lot watching them. I'm Brazilian and I own about 1000 acres. My soil Ph here is around 4 and about 20% clay. To raise my Ph to 6 is going to cost me more than what I have paid for the land mainly due the trucking cost.

[@AgPhD]

Thank you! Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio recently: soundcloud.com/agphd/01-23-19-soil-organic-matter#t=42:32

[@brianjonker510]

Is it possible for the top 6 inches to have good Ph and deeper soil to be acidic? Is that greatly impacting crops as acidic topsoil? How could that deeper acidic level ever be corrected?

[@AgPhD]

Brian addressed your questions on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/08-17-18-farmer-friday#t=56:13

[@A.K.Arakkal]

Dear sir, I have milky mushrooms farm, we are using casing media for the mushroom beds. Casing media is " wermi compost 100 kg and calcium carbonate 10 kg (10:1), After the cropping of the mushroom, this casing media we are not using again (not repeating). So the media (wermi compost with calcium carbonate) we are keeping one open place.. few days after we could see more wermies in it , we are not using any poison). Also many times we used the "media manure" for coconut trees, and palms, pepper plants etc. But no any good effects from this, but shinking the leaves of thies. The reason is the calcium carbonate level is high ? So how can reduce the calcium power from this manure ? Please awaiting for your valued reply. Thanks.

[@AgPhD]

Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/04-28-21-spray-additives#t=39:34