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Wheeler: Healthy plants need soil pH, dirt and fertilizer
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If you have ever come into the office to ask me a question about how to grow a garden, fix a production issue or renovate a pasture, one of the first things I talk about is bringing in a soil sample to the office. By knowing what is going on with the soil, a lot of questions can be answered. From there, we can begin the process of figuring out the best way to grow a crop or fix a problem.