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Buckwheat

Posted 9/12/2007 23:34 (#202905)
Subject: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground

Got soil tests back today. Also, have been reading "Minerl Nutrition of Higher Plants, 2nd Edition" by Horst Marschner.

I have Calcareous Soils, am in North Central Montana and am trying to figure out what is going on with my soils. Zinc and Iron are really intriguing me.

Samples I have back were taken from Zones developed from 3 years of Satt Imagery used to define the zones bases on bimass present. Field was split into 3 zones, Hi, Med and low. On my very BEST ground Zinc is .21 PPM and Iron is 13.9 PPM giving a Z/I ratio of .0151.

Question, is it the amount of each of these elements that matters or is it the Ratio that matters??

Any other ideas appreciated,

Buckwheat

Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Buckwheat : 9/12/2007 23:34
- Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Ed Winkle : 9/13/2007 07:49
  - ed? - mick : 9/13/2007 10:30
    - Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Ed Winkle : 9/13/2007 10:34
      - Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Ontario Keith : 9/14/2007 22:56
        
        Re: Zn tests & pH - mhagny : 9/15/2007 07:46
        
        Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Ontario Keith : 9/15/2007 23:54
- Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - mhagny : 9/14/2007 07:20
  - Re: Iron and Zinc in wheat ground - Buckwheat : 9/15/2007 08:21

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