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Sand, in agronomic terms, is defined as those particles between .05 and 2.0 mm. https://www.covermaster.com/blog/basics-of-sand-part-1-in-the-lab-and-shop#:~:t
by nacho-daddy 2y ago
Sand, in agronomic terms, is defined as those particles between .05 and 2.0 mm.
https://www.covermaster.com/blog/basics-of-sand-part-1-in-the-lab-and-shop#:~:text=First%20a%20little%20nomenclature.,sand%20with%20uniform%20particle%20size. https://www.covermaster.com/blog/basics-of-sand-part-1-in-th...
- itsanaccount 2y agoSorry, I was aware of the size but depending on the type of sand you get fines, things that turn to dust. Specially when you load it with heavy machinery into other heavy machines.
- rini17 2y agoGuess the formula can be tuned so that it isn't too crumbly. I'd expect it to be already better than nitrate fertilizers.