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Boron Update
August 20, 2009
Written By: Craig Dick

Target Boron Levels

Depending on the crop, but for corn, shoot for 20 ppm in the soil. I have talked with many consultants in the past week and 5 ppm should be plenty. Boron can have negative impacts on soil biology when it gets to high. Many soils routinely test less than 5 ppm and in many cases under 1 ppm.

 

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