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GYPSOIL mitigates the aluminum barrier found in some soils, particularly where there are acid subsoils.  The calcium in GYPSOIL can displace aluminum, a major limiting factor in crop production.  Aluminum tends to build up in acid subsoils at a depth of 12 to 18 inches, creating a barrier to crop roots.

GYPSOIL improves soil particle aggregation and loosens soil which allows water and oxygen to move down into the soil profile. This encourages crop roots to grow deeper and in greater volume. This better allows them to find life-giving nutrition and oxygen throughout the entire growing season.

For more information about how gypsum improves air and water exchange, watch to Dr. Jerry Bigham discuss changes to soil physical properties after gypsum applications.