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Examples for "soil conditioner"
Examples for "soil conditioner"
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Replant in soil that has been refreshed with garden compost or a proprietary soil conditioner.
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Replant in soil that you have refreshed with garden compost, well-rotted manure or a proprietary soil conditioner.
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Moss peat looks good when wet, but is generally useless as a soil conditioner, lacking the necessary fibrous texture.
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Make sure to dig out any perennial weeds first and add some compost or soil conditioner to the planting hole.
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Prepare the ground first (a shady or semi-shaded position is best) by digging in some garden compost or other soil conditioner.
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These hydrogels are superabsorbent materials and can be applied in agriculture as soil conditioners.
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The Company manufactures Urea, Complex Fertilizers, Bio-fertilizers, Micro-nutrients, water soluble fertilizers, soil conditioners and a range of Industrial Chemicals.
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It is good that peat has largely been removed from general soil conditioners, and the proportion of peat in many composts has been significantly reduced.
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Here, we investigated how soil amendments affect protist communities and inferred potential interactions with bacteria and fungi.
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There are also new synthetic, long-lasting soil amendments that hold and release even more moisture than humus.
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Biochar as a soil amendment has been proposed for enhancing carbon sequestration and manure-borne hormone contaminant remediation.
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Though highly mineralized rock dust may be a valuable soil amendment, its value must equal its cost.
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In the U.S., the primary fate of processed sewage sludge (class B biosolids) is application to agricultural land as a soil amendment.
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Naturally, if you live in an area where soils are alkaline, don't use wood ashes as a soil amendment; they raise the pH even higher.
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Here, we investigated how soil amendments affect protist communities and inferred potential interactions with bacteria and fungi.
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There are also new synthetic, long-lasting soil amendments that hold and release even more moisture than humus.