Gypsum vs. mined calcium sulfate anhydrite for sodium management

August 30, 2009

In the August 31, 2009 Super Journal report, "Gypsum vs. mined calcium sulfate anhydrite for sodium management" (263 KB pdf document), a study was conducted evaluate the ability of two calcium sulfate based products – gypsum (calcium sulfate dihydrate) and mined anhydrite (calcium sulfate anhydrite) to reduce soil sodium levels when applied to Poa annua greens prior to leaching. Key conclusions were:

- Leaching of both treated and non-treated greens resulted in significant reductions in soil salinity, sulfur, chloride, magnesium,…