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I don't understand why everyone in this thread keeps missing this. It doesn't matter what soil "most people" have, the place where they have all the IEDs has hi
by dsl 14y ago
I don't understand why everyone in this thread keeps missing this. It doesn't matter what soil "most people" have, the place where they have all the IEDs has highly alkaline soil that could actually benefit from this change.
- GhotiFish 14y agoIANAF, but it seems to be suggested that once land starts getting used for agriculture, the breakdown in organic compounds you will see in farming tends to make the soil more acid, less base. So there are already factors that deal with the issue. Which, hey, makes the fertilizer great for bootstrapping a farm I would guess. Not for what the article suggests though.