Claymend Anyone Use

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Snake oil.......

Probably a wetting agent type product. There is no quick cure for clay.
 

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Compost. Compost. Compost. Claymend? Nah, it is just to take your money.
Compost. Compost. Compost. Claymend? Nah, it is just to take your money.
Compost. Compost. Compost. Claymend? Nah, it is just to take your money.
Compost. Compost. Compost. Claymend? Nah, it is just to take your money.
Compost. Compost. Compost. Claymend? Nah, it is just to take your money.
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level it, plant alfalfa and birdsfoot trefoil and mixed veggies, let the animals graze it back a few times a season (based upon rainfall and growth after it gets established) or cut it back and let the worms work on it.

it will look like this after 4yrs and keep improving if you don't abuse it:

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Our first year here, trying to have a garden in our sand box, I felt like following the horses around with a bucket under their tails. LOL

put a little bit of clay on there and things will improve more quickly as it sure helps hold water and nutrients. along with plenty of OM too...
 

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There is no quick cure to fix soil. Adding compost, sand, clay, loams, etc will help with certain attributes but it will not drastically change anything long term. Sub soil will also delay soil changes.
 
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