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The Summerville News, Thurs., April 17, 1975
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FERTILIZER FOR FISHPOND USE
Chattooga pond owners will have to
adjust the analysis of fertilizers to make
them available for fishpond use since
fertilizer in general is in short supply
(See story.)
Adjusting Fertilizer
For Fishpond Use
By CLENTIS POOL
AND JOE WILEY
Since fertilizer in general is
in short supply, the availability
of certain analyses is hard to
get. In view of this, the pond
owners will have to adjust the
analysis of fertilizers to make
them suitable for fishpond use.
For years, a fertilizer con
taining an analysis of eight
pounds of nitrogen (N), 8
pounds of phosphate (P 205
equivalent), and two pounds of
potash (KxO equivalent) per
100 pounds (8-8-2) has been
recommended for pond fertili
zation. In recent years, higher
analyses such as 16-16-4 and
20-20-5 have been more popu
lar for pond use. The cost per
pound of nutrient elements is
less, and the user has a smaller
amount of fertilizer to handle.
Regardless of the analysis,
the objective is to apply eight
pounds of nitrogen, eight
pounds of phosphate, and two
pounds of potash per surface
acre per application. This is
accomplished by applying
either 100 pounds of 8-8-2, 50
pounds of 16-16-4, or 40
pounds of 20-20-5 per surface
acre per application.
Nitrogen and phosphorus
are the most important
minerals in fishpond fertiliza
tion. These two minerals must
be left in balance. Potash is of
some importance, but if double
or completely absent in the
analysis, it will make little dif
ference.' Using a fertilizer
analysis high in potash is a
waste of money.
Any fertilizer can be ad
justed for use in fishponds by
dividing the pounds of addi
tional mineral needed by the
percentage of the mineral in
the material used. For
example, you may wish to
adjust a 6-8-2 analysis to 8-8-2,
using ammonium nitrate,
which contains 33 1/3 percent
nitrogen (N). There is nitrogen
(N) deficiency in the 6-8-2 of 2
pounds. 2 divided by .33
equals 6 pounds of ammonium
nitrate required to bring the
6-8-2 analysis up to 8-8-2.
Contact the Soil Conserva
tion Service if you need help in
adjusting fertilizer for your
fishpond.