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Liming Acid Soils

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MF1065 Liming Acid Soils

by David A. Whitney Ray E. Lamond

  • Published Date: Mar 1993
Most crops in Kansas do best on soils mildly acidic to slightly alkaline. Legumes are more sensitive to low pH. Soil pH indicates whether a soil should be limed.
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