I believe
that 5 gallons per acre is NOT a rigid number. Many of us are putting far more
tea out than this. We’ve done some grass fields with a beginning rate of 25
gallons per acre. I think this recommendation should be based on the general
soil conditions extrapolated from some basic testing. 5 gallons may be
sufficient in concert with a program of incorporating organic materials and
other products ( humates, sapponin, and organic fertilizers to name a few).
Lets be certain we don’t imply a 5 gallon rate will change the soil on it’s
own. IMNSHO Tom Jaszewski www.livesoil.com 702-595-7012 -----Original
Message----- You
need to get 5 gallons of good tea per acre as a spray. You can dilute it as
much as you want, as long as you get the 5 gallons per acre. You can
apply it full strength or diluted.....doesn't matter. And, as a soil
drench you can apply full strength or diluted as well.
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