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Do you have this advqnce cal in south africa

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IDK- kind of misleading, or the whole story isn't being told. Yes, calcium will help plants take up the nutrients in the soil. But pH also facilitates that. Calcium, by itself, has been said to do nothing in regards to pH. Calcium carbonate, or in another form (oxide, hydroxide or silicate) will raise pH. Calcium chloride adds calcium, but does nothing for pH. So if your soil is already calcium rich, but your pH is too high or low for the crop type you're planting, adding additional calcium shouldn't buy you much of anything.

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Will this liquid calcium improve my lawn?

Where can one find this calcium ??

but for calcium to be in solution it needs an acid? also, the often touted gold standard of soil ph is 6.5 however, you can have a neutral/basic soil that desperately needs calcium. you also see lemons growing perfectly well on lands with primarily calcitic soil. what's the real deal witj calcium? should (sink tub) fertilizer solutions for indoor plants be ph adjusted to 6.5 to make the fert more available?

I’ll replay this to catch the knowledge .

Enjoyed the first! I am putting down some Nitromaxx in a few days. How long should I wait for my next soil test?

That’s my uncle and I think that spray is really cool and it helps our beans and corn and rye

Could I use this on my yard with a backpack sprayer?

How many pods per plant were on the dap and potash field?

can I in furrow this on soybeans?

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Depends what the calcium is. If calcium carbonate then yes. If calcium sulphate then No. Its the carbonate that increases pH not calcium.

It did raise our calcium levels in the soil, but had no movement in acidity levels over two years at recommended rates. Visually improved hay fields, but not in soybean or corn fields on our soils in western PA.

How about just growing grass like Bermuda?

Can you use calcium oxide?

I am confused

Is this liquid calcium the same calcium that tractors have in their tires for weight?

Do spray at seeding or after plants emerge

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Please post links to related studies published in peer-reviewed journals.

Great stuff. Thanks.

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Thanks for the lesson. Knowledge is power!

What about using both. With maize in Zimbabwe, we are telling farmers go in with 10-23-23 and other cereal blends and later go in with foliar spreys. We can get them through the pivot and fertigation or chemigators

Well done...

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So we no longer have to wait 6months-year for limestone to raise our pH!? Wow! That’s awesome

Has AgriTech done any research with Advanced Ca and Longleaf Pine?

Great video...

Best non scientific, graphic explanation this soil layman has ever heard. Thanks!

Hi guys. Thanks for interesting video. You could probably try to improve sound quality, can be helpful 😊

Appalled your work but you should not ever plant a monocrop. Next time try Rye grass and a pollinator with your clover. AND I absolutely love AgriTec products. Well done.

Micronutrients are very important like copper it actually keeps tar spot away

Gardeners should always mail samples to get a professional soil test evaluation. It is always pronounced cat-eye-on.

This is the best explanation 👌 , thank you !

There is also Anion Exchange Capacity which varies from soil to soil and is kind of not as illuminated a subject, even though phosphate, nitrate, sulfate etc are anions and indispensable for any crop.

soil needs its daily vitamins like we do

Do you have to put down lime if you use advance cal