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Poor Soil And Walnut Trees Require Careful Site Choice
Poor soil drainage and shallow, mottled soils stunt Kansas black walnut growth. If mottling lies within 24 inches of the surface, trees stop growing well. deeper mottling correlates with taller, larger trees. Plant on soils with mottling at least 30 inches deep and consider soil texture and fertility. The piece also notes dairy and nutrition insights from extension sources, including calcium to phosphorus ratios and MHA feeding effects in cows.
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