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Old March 12, 2011   #3
fortyonenorth
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I agree - that's a lot of tomatoes and a big investment in time and other resources. Get a full soil test - a good one is $20 - $30 and well worth it. Once you have your soil test in hand, you can make a fully informed decision about how to fertilize.
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