Salts are natural components of soil, surface, and groundwater. They are ionic mineral compounds, which means they bonded by electrostatic attractions between cations (+ charge) and anions (- charge).

The reason to add Epsom salts to the soil would be to put more magnesium into the soil but this mineral isn't typically lacking in garden soil, either. "Magnesium levels in most garden spaces ...

Heinrich says that if you have a new garden plot with soil that is not yet amended and rich in natural nutrients and minerals, Epsom salt is a great way to fortify your plants with some of the ...

Iron deficiency chlorosis was one widespread soybean issue in 2024, agronomists reported during a panel at Manitoba Ag Days ...

Effects of Swine Manure Applications on Soil Nutrient Levels and Phosphorus (AG-BU-08424) is a recently published bulletin that can be obtained from the University of Minnesota Extension that ...