A soil test should be performed before adding soil amendments, including fertilizer, lime or sulfur. Amending the soil without this information could, at best, cause you to waste money applying products you don't need; at the worst, you could be making it more difficult for your landscape and garden plants to survive. A representative soil sample, sent to a reliable soil testing lab, will provide the gardener with valuable information. A standard soil test will show the levels of several important mineral nutrients: phosphorus (phosphate), potassium (potash), calcium and magnesium. Most Southwestern Indiana soils have adequate amounts of phosphate and potash, although some heavily cropped sites could benefit from additional amounts of these two nutrients. Unless you are gardening on a v...
Parents urge their children to drink milk, in part because it contains calcium that helps build strong bones and teeth. But a collection of calcium in the wrong place was the last in a long line of medical culprits that weakened and then killed Utah Jazz owner Larry H. Miller last week when doctors couldn't stop the calcium phosphate from leaching from his bones and into his blood.
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