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Old Park Farm Garden Holders Association

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Free Soil Analysis

3rd Oct 2015 by Dogbury

Jon Stubberfield, a PhD researcher at the Nottingham University, is offering free soil analysis of your allotment.  His analysis will reveal the acid or alkali level of the soil together with available nutrients together with some advice on how to adjust it if it needs a bit of help.  If you would like this done please contact him on:

EMail: stxjs14@nottingham.ac.uk

Mob: 07818 986189

Tel: 01159 516262

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