Weight to Volume For ROLS Building

m4s73r

Well-Known Member
I though a thread should be started listing what the weight to volume is for amendments we use.This would have been handy while i was figuring out my stuff.
For instance.
EWC 30lbs/ ~5 gallons.
Fish Bone Meal 8 Ounces / cup
Crab Meal 7 Ounces / cup
Kelp Meal 7.5 Ounces / cup
Neem Cake 6.5 Ounces / cup
Alfalfa Meal 2 Ounces / cup
Oyster Flour 8 Ounces / cup
Gypsum 9 Ounces / cup
Soft Rock Phosphate 9 Ounces / cup
Glacial Rock Dust 9 Ounces / cup
Barley Seed 6 Ounces / cup

(Thanks BuildASoil.com)

Some I dont know. Hoping the Community can help out
Lava Rock
Bio Char
Oyster Shell
???
 

greasemonkeymann

Well-Known Member
I though a thread should be started listing what the weight to volume is for amendments we use.This would have been handy while i was figuring out my stuff.
For instance.
EWC 30lbs/ ~5 gallons.
Fish Bone Meal 8 Ounces / cup
Crab Meal 7 Ounces / cup
Kelp Meal 7.5 Ounces / cup
Neem Cake 6.5 Ounces / cup
Alfalfa Meal 2 Ounces / cup
Oyster Flour 8 Ounces / cup
Gypsum 9 Ounces / cup
Soft Rock Phosphate 9 Ounces / cup
Glacial Rock Dust 9 Ounces / cup
Barley Seed 6 Ounces / cup

(Thanks BuildASoil.com)

Some I dont know. Hoping the Community can help out
Lava Rock
Bio Char
Oyster Shell
???
I like the idea, but we shouldn't forget about the rest of the ENTIRE planet that uses the metric system..
Stupid Americans
(yes i'm American, but we are stupid in a LOT of ways)
 

m4s73r

Well-Known Member
I agree. I wish we (United States) had converted to the metric system back when it was starting to be taught to my parents.
But im not going to do the metric. Im lazy. lol

Have a new one to add.
Wakefield Biochar weights 22 lbs for 1 cubic foot/7.48 gallons.

Also
http://your.kingcounty.gov/solidwaste/business/documents/Conversions.pdf

this pdf contains a list of all kinds of stuff thats been documented for volume to weight conversions.
 
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greasemonkeymann

Well-Known Member
I agree. I wish we (United States) had converted to the metric system back when it was starting to be taught to my parents.
But im not going to do the metric. Im lazy. lol

Have a new one to add.
Wakefield Biochar weights 22 lbs for 1 cubic foot/7.48 gallons.
especially when working on automobiles... gotta buy a WHOLE other tool set for older U.S. cars/trucks
 
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