ಮಣ್ಣಿನ pH ಬಗ್ಗೆ

Vishal Notada

maintenence of soil pH s very essential in our agri fields.
Don belive in soil testin reports by some renound institutions.
and applyin dolomite is absalutely waste.

 ·  ·  · 5 December 2011 at 21:37 near Shimogga, Karnataka

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  You, Keshava Prasad A Alekkala, Prakash Bhat and 2 others like this.
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    Ramesh Delampady I am told that soil ph changes in relation with the level of humidity of the soil
    

    6 December 2011 at 10:51 · 
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    Dinesh Delampady Water pH and the Effectiveness of Fungicide -Some fungicide lose their effectiveness when mixed with alkaline (high pH) water SAME CASE APPLIES TO YOU ALSO AVILABLITY OF FERTLISER AND MINERALS VARRIES WITH WATER PH (SOIL MOISTER )
    

    6 December 2011 at 12:01 · 
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    Mahesh Puchchappady applying dolomite is waste ? how, plz expalin.
    

    6 December 2011 at 18:59 · 
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    Dinesh Delampady as per my knoweldge good kwality dolomite had around37% megnesium and 57% of calsium. in market there are many quality available at cheap rate, i got good effect with dolomite
    

    6 December 2011 at 19:12 · 
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    Vishal Notada hi, sir have tested all qualities of dolomite, and its dosen matter wat are it contents ,u want its Ph thats all.
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:49 · 
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    Vishal Notada we(not at all commercial) will tell our agri friends per plant requirement of lime(spray lime). Eg:an pirticular area in ur estate will require around 500gm of spray lime to bring ur Ph to 6.5-7,instead if u apply 5kg of dolomite ,then also ur Ph dosen rise up,this s my experience
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:53 · 
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    Vishal Notada and application of any pesticite , and irrigation will not change the soil pH considerably.
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:53 · 
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    Vishal Notada Lime (Ph) acts as cheque in ur bank.You applu manure and its definitely there in ur soil but, Plants,trees cannot absorb it until ur soil Ph is upto yhe mark
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:56 · 
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    Vishal Notada After maintenence of soil pH even if it rains heavily after 2-3 days of artificial manure application then also u will have ur manure intact under the tree . i can assure u!
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:57 · 
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    Vishal Notada its indipendent of humidity
    

    11 December 2011 at 19:58 · 
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    Dinesh Delampady as per my knowledge in our coastel area soil pH level will be below 7 and in other parts of karnataka soil pH will above 7 so we are getting good performence with calcium content above netrual pH holders may get good performence with Zypsum it will decrees soil pH. To know your soil pH simply by mixing 0.5kgs of soil with 0.5ltrs water(distilled pH7 with TDS below 100ppm) then dip it with pH paper/meter avialble at laboratery suppliers
    

    12 December 2011 at 13:13 · 
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    Vishal Notada above 7 s rare , very rare. every where soil is acidic it cant be basic unless and untill u have applied excess lime.
    

    12 December 2011 at 17:50 · 
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    Dinesh Delampady very easy to find out, in high school labs also have pH paper almost all clinical labs also have it, you can get help of them also, if soil pH is above 7 apply zypsum and if its below 7 apply calsium content in any form either agri lime or dolomite
    

    12 December 2011 at 20:10 ·  ·  2
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    Dinesh Delampady personally i get good greenery in my areca plants only after applying dolomite
    

    12 December 2011 at 20:12 · 
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    Vishal Notada knowing the pH is a simple thing,Quantitatively findin how much excatly per plant requirement is science behind it.If applied in excess within two days evrythin will turn yellow and will get burnt...
    

    14 December 2011 at 17:30 · 
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    Vishal Notada and its alkaline ie above 8 or nearin 9 then i bet u cant grow crops there..
    

    14 December 2011 at 17:33 · 
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    Umesh Adiga nimma thotadalli fern belediddare,maneyalli ellarigu gastric,acidity iddare,thotakke 250kg-500 kg chippu sunna haki
    

    15 December 2011 at 20:24 · 
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    Vishal Notada yavattu soil teast madsde lime hakodu dangerous.... it can burn ur thota like anythin don do this
    

    16 December 2011 at 17:58 · 
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    Ramesh Delampady Although you are correct,where we shall test our soil? Govt.dept. gives only xerox papers as soil report-everyone gets the same report.Private firms charge exorbitantly.
    

    16 December 2011 at 19:39 ·  ·  1
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    Vishal Notada yes sir. all private firms and govt dept wat they do s an emphirical method ... they have a graph og soil pH v/s quantity of lime per acre which is not at all effective and true.... eg for soil pH 5.5 they give so and so tons per acre is it??? its actually not like tat different soils requre different quantity of lime to rise its pH from 5.5 to 7. this is my persanol experience.....
    

    17 December 2011 at 12:35 · 
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    Subbayya Bhat Varmudi Please write your experience in Adikepatrike
    

    19 December 2011 at 18:04 ·  ·  1
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    Raviraj Bhat please visit ---http://agribiotechnews.blogspot.com/for more details on ph
    

    
    

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    19 December 2011 at 19:45 ·  · 
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