Exploring the Impact of Wool Pellets on Crop Growth in Large Field Experiments ~ Part 2
- Kami Noyes
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
Recap - we tested our wool pellets by applying 180 lbs. to an area under a pivot end gun, covering an area of 11,310 square feet with a total application of 1 lb. per 65 square feet.

Objectives of the Experiment
The field experiment had clear goals focused on understanding the impact of wool pellets on crop growth on a larger scale. Researchers aimed to analyze the following:
Assessing Nutrient Release: Results
Soil Test | |||
With Wool Pellets | Without Wool Pellets | ||
Ph | 6.5 - 7 | 7.5 | |
Potash | K3 Sufficient | K1 Deficient | |
Phosphorus | P1 Deficient | P0 Depleted | |
Nitrogen | N1 Deficient | N0 Depleted |
As you can see by the results above there was improvements in the soil treated with Wool Pellets. The soil could definitely use some more help but over time it will be interesting to see if it continues to improve.

Visually you could see that the section with the Wool Pellets applied had greener foliage then the area that did not have Wool Pellets
Moving forward we will continue to use Wool Pellets on a large scale. A few things we will do different - Apply at a higher rate to see if we see different results, try applying to the top of the soil to see if you can get the same results.
Have you tried Wool Pellets yet? If you interested contact us to visit more.
For large quantity Wool Pellet pricing and availability please contact us at Kami@ranchingtraditionfiber.com


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