Soil analysis report

JPB

Member
Location
North Yorkshire
Hi, just recently had a soil analysis done of a field I rent which I intend to take 2-3 cuts of silage off. I was planning on just sticking 80kg/ acre ish of 20.10.10 as we have a few bags left in the shed. But I've had it tested and it looks like p and k and ph is all fine? So would 20.10.10 do more harm then good. It surprises me because the field always looks sick and I was planning to cover it muck a lot later in the year as it hasn't had any in 10 plus years.

Any suggestions welcome
 

JPB

Member
Location
North Yorkshire
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Old Tip

Member
Location
Cumbria
Weird if it’s not had any muck but if it’s had 20.10.10 ever year that may be the reason. Won’t do any harm just wasting your money, are there many worms if you dig a hole ?
 

Blod

Member
I think compaction is probs an issue as well to be honest. I think with added sulphar is a good idea. Something to try when I order some more bags.
Have you done a worm count in a spit of soil? You’re hoping high teens st least.

If it’s compacted you’re not making full use of your straights.
 

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