A St. Louis manufacturer has donated a tractor-trailer load of fertilizer to improve the soil at Southeast Missouri State University's demonstration farm.
The fertilizer, donated by Lange-Stegmann, is valued at more than $3,000.
The university recently sampled all its fields and found its pastures to be deficient in soil nutrients.
The fertilizer manufacturer formulated a blend of nitrogen, phosphates and potassium to correct the problem. The farm is along Interstate 55, five miles north of Cape Girardeau.
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