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Vegetable Garden Fertilizer

8 years ago

Just had my garden soil testing and I'm low on fertilizer. My county ext office said 1 pound N per 1000 sq ft.

I have my onions and potatoes planted, so my question is what kind of fertilizer would be the best for the garden? I do not have a composting pile, I'm going to have to buy something.

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