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Old April 20, 2012   #1
Tracydr
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Default Humic acid

Im building a new raised bed. Mostly composting aged, pulverized horse manure in place, along with crushed alfalfa hay, kitchen scraps, some clay, mixing in some sulpher and gypsum. I have some humic acid and I was wondering if it would be a good addition? How much should I add?
I'm adding water, topping with newspaper and straw, will let this heat up, cool down and then start planting.
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