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Get a soil test from the extension office


That will tell you where you're deficient. After you get that information back you can introduce your neighborhood to the concept of biochar. Compared to adding topsoil it's the economical choice, though it will take time.

(In response to this post by psychobilly)

Link: Virginia Tech Cooperative Extension Soil Testing


Posted: 09/21/2020 at 09:35AM


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