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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky" data-source="post: 1717654" data-attributes="member: 32659"><p>Not yet. The chicken farm hasn't been there too many years and I just haven't had the extra money. Had plans of fertilizing this fall but the land next to me came up for sale so that idea got axed. They recommend 2 tons to the acre but I've talked to several people that said it was too hot and had better luck doing 1 ton 2 yrs in a row. I did go over about 150 acres with a Lawson aerator to try and free up the soil. Hopefully that will help. I'm on old neglected farm ground and the soil is really tight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky, post: 1717654, member: 32659"] Not yet. The chicken farm hasn’t been there too many years and I just haven’t had the extra money. Had plans of fertilizing this fall but the land next to me came up for sale so that idea got axed. They recommend 2 tons to the acre but I’ve talked to several people that said it was too hot and had better luck doing 1 ton 2 yrs in a row. I did go over about 150 acres with a Lawson aerator to try and free up the soil. Hopefully that will help. I’m on old neglected farm ground and the soil is really tight. [/QUOTE]
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