University of Georgia Soil Test Handbook
If you want to get behind the science of how fertilizer recommendations are made, there is no better source than the University of Georgia Soil Test Handbook.
This large publication is developed with the collaboration of soil scientists and plant health experts.
There are two parts:
Introduction to Georgia Soil Testing
includes a description of how soil tests are done, a list of all of the tests available and the tables used to determine how much lime to use in raising soil pH
includes specific recommendations for every crop grown in Georgia. Bermudagrass lawns, soybeans, pine trees, home vegetables, roses, peaches, cotton….if you can grow it, you’ll find the best way to fertilize it.
fertilizer
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Carpenter Bees – General Info and Control
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2
Fertilizer – The Proper Ratio
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3
Leaf Spot – On Poplar, Maple, Sweetgum
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4
Sago Palm – Thin Fronds in Low Light
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5
Pine and oak tree trunks can’t graft together
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Oak – Gouty Gall
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Fescue – Pythium Blight
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DIGGING AND STORING TENDER BULBS
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4
To diagnose plant problems, follow the angles
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5
Pumpkin – Growing Giants
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