The biggest key to sandy soil is building and conserving soil organic matter. That's what provides you with all your nutrient holding capacity in sandy soil. If you don't build up and maintain a nice black layer of organic matter across the top of your sand then your nutrients are gonna quickly leach away. Nutrients like lime need something to bond to.

Cereal rye is one of the best things to grow in poor sandy conditions...either elbon or wrens Abruzzi. It out performs other cereals in poor conditions.

Last edited by CNC; 05/24/19 09:03 PM.

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