Many gardeners bemoan the presence of heavy clay soil, but there's a case for its use in your yard thanks to certain benefits ...

Gypsum is a naturally occurring mineral that has been used in the United States since Benjamin Franklin first applied ground raw gypsum, called land plaster, on his soils. Today, as Franklin did ...

To address these challenges, Cheatley has partnered with NDSU Extension to remediate soils by incorporating flue gas desulfurization gypsum, a by-product from the combustion of coal. He’s ...

Soil of a high organic matter content ... Flowers of sulphur and sodium sulphate, containing the same amount of sulphur as 100 pounds of gypsum per acre, and gypsum at rate of 500 pounds per acre, ...

The Las Vegas bearpoppy thrives in gypsum-rich soils with cryptogamic crust, where the soil chemistry and structure prevent many other plants from establishing. Most bearpoppies are found on public ...