Hey there! We are not using parts per million in our equation, and I think that is the confusing part. We just use a round "layman" figure which actually seems very comparable to yours. And Lord have mercy no that is not the right price. Our calcium is only $12.95 per 50 lb bag (reducing to $11.00 over 10 bags), our bufferin is only $15.95 per 50 lb bag (reducing to $13.50 over 10 bags), and our lime (which I believe you are confusing with the calcium) is only $10.00 for a 50 lb bag. We use this to raise pH, and with it being slack and not ag., we only recommend 25 lbs per acre per week to raise .5 on the scale each time.
I kinda think we are on the same page (or at least the same library
) but are circling around it. Tell me how you all measure and fix things please. Given time any chemical is going to have to be replaced due to rain/drought. Have you found a way not to have to do this?
Deb
Off the subject, I know the baby thing is still new, but has it sunk in that they might all have taken root. Take a pillow with you to the doctor's office and place it on the floor behind you when ya'll go in for the first sonogram. I don't even now you but am terribly excited. It brings back memories. And by the way I meant what I said about non-fish questions and discussions. I will even give you my private email or home number. God bless you, your wife, and the new life that you have NO CLUE what you are getting in to. If you go after fatherhood with the tenacity that you have posted here, your gonna be great.
