Soil ph

[tjkubota93]

Your best bet, and most accurate, would be to send a sample to your state ag service. It will tell you exactly what is needed in terms of pH and nutrients. Might cost 5 or 10 bucks, but well worth it in the results you get when you apply the proper chems. Here's the site for TN:

Soil Testing Offered by UT Extension - Tennessee Home and Farm

Thanks I guess I will.

 

[TractorGuy]

Which one did you buy? I might get one AND send in to UT just for an experiment.

I bought the Burpee 2 in 1 soil analyzer. Was $20 at Tractor Supply.