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          | Subject:  PPM equation 
 
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          | From | Location | Message | Date Posted | 
		
            | jakeb30 | Randlett, Oklahoma | I'm sure its out there, but I cant find it.  Is there some kind of equation to see how much of a product needed to add.  Lets say I am low on copper.  My soil test reads 0.2 ppm how much product on 1000 square feet will raise it to 0.3 or 1 or any other number.  Or is it not that simple? | 3/26/2017 10:22:25 PM | 
		
            | cojoe | Colorado | the equation I have is: 1ppm =2grams/100sq ft=20 grams/1000square ft. That's for pure mineral which is always in a salt form. So divide by ratio of weight. Ex manganese sulfate is 32% by weight manganese.So you would divide by .32 to figure out weight of mnsulfate to get the desired weight of Manganese | 3/27/2017 12:17:23 AM | 
		
            | Joze (Joe Ailts) | Deer Park, WI | send me an email:  [email protected]   I've created a spreadsheet that takes your soil data, patch size, and recommends how much product to reach your desired goal.   | 4/11/2017 3:36:52 PM | 
		
        
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