In this post, we discuss soil pH, a soil property responsible for determining the availability of key nutrients to pasture forage.

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In this post, we discuss the last two (of six) soil macronutirents, calcium and magnesium.

Sulfur is increasingly recognized as being as important as N, P and K when it comes to soil and plant health.

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Potassium, known as the "great regulator," plays a key role in regulating metabolic activity, water pressure and water movement in grasses.

In Part 1, we discussed nitrogen (N), perhaps the most challenging soil nutrient to manage. In part 2, we discuss phosphorous.

Sixteen nutrients are necessary for healthy horse pastures. Perhaps none are more challenging from a management perspective than nitrogen.

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