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Any rivers close by . What lens do you now own . :biggrin:
She wouldn't rid my body in a river...she wouldn't want to pollute it with my decrepid body..lol....As for lenses...to many.
Nikkor 18-105mm
Nikkor 50mm 1.4
Nikkor 60mm 2.8
Nikkor 85mm 2.8
Tamron 70-300mm
Nikkor 18-35mm

And various others

And just purchased Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 for 2 grand....
 
You know what is funny...the shepherd has two working dogs........but..he Shouts and the sheep obey him..:crying:
Trained sheep.
[HASHTAG]#packleader[/HASHTAG] Heheheh
He was watching dog whisperer and took it to a whole new level

Choon!!!
 
1. You are given 100 kg of ground corn stalk residue (C/N = 80:1) to add to your garden. You can assume that the residue is 50% C and that 70% of the C will be converted to CO2during the decay process. Assume that the C/N ratio of microbial biomass is 7.5:1. Answer the following questions. Show all calculations.


A. How many kg of C have you added to the soil?

50kg

B. How many kg C are released as CO2?

50kg*.7 = 35kg Co2

C. How many kg of N have you added to the soil?

50kgC *.8 = 40Kg ..... 50-40 = 10kg N

D. How many kg of N will be needed to completely convert the residue to new microbial biomass?

50kgC * .075 = 3.75 Kg N

E. How many kg of N will be mineralized/immobilized?

10Kg N - 3.75 Kg N = 6.25 Kg N immobilized in soil profile



I am pretty sure that's right. I may be mistaken on part C.....
 
She wouldn't rid my body in a river...she wouldn't want to pollute it with my decrepid body..

When hubby is being a PITA I look the land up and down and say...Careful.....I have a plot picked out for you.

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1. You are given 100 kg of ground corn stalk residue (C/N = 80:1) to add to your garden. You can assume that the residue is 50% C and that 70% of the C will be converted to CO2during the decay process. Assume that the C/N ratio of microbial biomass is 7.5:1. Answer the following questions. Show all calculations.


A. How many kg of C have you added to the soil?

50kg

B. How many kg C are released as CO2?

50kg*.7 = 35kg Co2

C. How many kg of N have you added to the soil?

50kgC *.8 = 40Kg ..... 50-40 = 10kg N

D. How many kg of N will be needed to completely convert the residue to new microbial biomass?

50kgC * .075 = 3.75 Kg N

E. How many kg of N will be mineralized/immobilized?

10Kg N - 3.75 Kg N = 6.25 Kg N immobilized in soil profile



I am pretty sure that's right. I may be mistaken on part C.....
.........shit!......i was well off
 
Buds in unlikely places!!
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1. You are given 100 kg of ground corn stalk residue (C/N = 80:1) to add to your garden. You can assume that the residue is 50% C and that 70% of the C will be converted to CO2during the decay process. Assume that the C/N ratio of microbial biomass is 7.5:1. Answer the following questions. Show all calculations.


A. How many kg of C have you added to the soil?

50kg

B. How many kg C are released as CO2?

50kg*.7 = 35kg Co2

C. How many kg of N have you added to the soil?

50kgC *.8 = 40Kg ..... 50-40 = 10kg N

D. How many kg of N will be needed to completely convert the residue to new microbial biomass?

50kgC * .075 = 3.75 Kg N

E. How many kg of N will be mineralized/immobilized?

10Kg N - 3.75 Kg N = 6.25 Kg N immobilized in soil profile



I am pretty sure that's right. I may be mistaken on part C.....
Oh man I was right close...
Does the N from the breakdown count as added???
Use it or lose it! It’s real
 
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