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2016-10-05T22:52:45Z

Nitrogen

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Nitrogen

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Buildings that we KNOW cause pollution

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Buildings that we KNOW cause pollution

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Nitrogen

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 (Lyo - 5 Oct 2016)
-I've been seeing spiking high levels of nitrogen in my CP, and by process of elimination have reduced it chickens.
+I've been seeing spiking high levels of nitrogen in my CP, and by process of elimination have reduced it to chickens.
-I was finding the nitrogen level to be, from a high of around 130 (cause unknown) going down by about 3 every 12 hours.  While it was dropping I noticed no effect from camels, sheep, chemistry activities, charcoal making, papy planting and harvesting, fleet furnace.  However, when I put chickens back into the coop (I had taken them out at the beginning of the process) the nitrogen level was back to 130 9 hours later.
+I was finding the nitrogen level to be, from a high of around 130 (cause unknown) going down by about 3 every 12 hours.  While it was dropping I noticed no effect from camels, sheep, chemistry activities, charcoal making, papy planting and harvesting, fleet furnace.  However, when I put chickens (5 hens, 1 rooster) back into the coop (I had taken them out at the beginning of the process) the nitrogen level was back to 130 9 hours later.  They had not produced any eggs during that time.
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	Based on subsequent testing the Normal Nitrogen range has been adjusted. 92 instead of 91 is the lower boundary. I have assumed that the upper level adjustment will be the same. [[User:DonQuiHotep\|DonQuiHotep]] 14:42, 30 July 2016 (EST)		Based on subsequent testing the Normal Nitrogen range has been adjusted. 92 instead of 91 is the lower boundary. I have assumed that the upper level adjustment will be the same. [[User:DonQuiHotep\|DonQuiHotep]] 14:42, 30 July 2016 (EST)
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		+	I've been seeing spiking high levels of nitrogen in my CP, and by process of elimination have reduced it chickens.
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		+	I was finding the nitrogen level to be, from a high of around 130 (cause unknown) going down by about 3 every 12 hours. While it was dropping I noticed no effect from camels, sheep, chemistry activities, charcoal making, papy planting and harvesting, fleet furnace. However, when I put chickens back into the coop (I had taken them out at the beginning of the process) the nitrogen level was back to 130 9 hours later.

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 At soot = 12, no standard flax seed produces any flax. Ariella #376, Tedra #264 and DonQuiHotep#287 also did not produce output. Cabbage, Carrots, Cucumbers and Peppers all produce 7 vegetables instead of the expected output of 9 or 10 vegetables. Seed production appears unaffected by soot. [[User:DonQuiHotep|DonQuiHotep]] 09:51, 16 June 2016 (EST)
 ==Buildings that we KNOW cause pollution==
-* According to preliminary tests printing presses seem to cause high acidity (2001 measured) in the soil in a radius of 35 coords. After 12RL hours (maybe less) acid levels decreased to 1001. Peer review on this would be welcome.
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-* According to preliminary tests printing presses seem to cause high acidity in the soil in a radius of 35 coords. I (Branco) would like peer review on this if anyone is still testing.
+* According to preliminary tests printing presses seem to cause high acidity (2001 measured) in the soil in a radius of 35 coords. After 12RL hours (maybe less) acid levels decreased to 1001. Peer review on this would be welcome.
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+* According to preliminary tests printing presses seem to cause high acidity in the soil in a radius of 35 coords. I (Branco) would like peer review on this if anyone is still testing.
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 (DonQuiHotep - 2 Feb 2016)
-Based on subsequent testing the Normal Nitrogen range has been adjusted 92 instead of 91 is the lower boundary. I have assumed that the upper level adjustment will be the same. [[User:DonQuiHotep|DonQuiHotep]] 14:42, 30 July 2016 (EST)
+Based on subsequent testing the Normal Nitrogen range has been adjusted. 92 instead of 91 is the lower boundary. I have assumed that the upper level adjustment will be the same. [[User:DonQuiHotep|DonQuiHotep]] 14:42, 30 July 2016 (EST)
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 Flax and Vegetable production is sensitive to varying Nitrogen (N) levels. Baseline Nitrogen is 100. I have measured levels ranging from 72 to 341 at various times and locations. There appear to be three sensitivity levels associated with flax/veggie production.
-* Low Nitrogen: N <= 90
+* Low Nitrogen: N <= 91
-* Normal Nitrogen: 91 <= N <= 109
+* Normal Nitrogen: 92 <= N <= 108
-* High Nitrogen: N >= 110
+* High Nitrogen: N >= 109
 I have done extensive testing of flax production under N values between 82 and 128. Of the 8 original flaxes only Old Egypt and Nile Green are not sensitive to Low or High N. Constitution Peak is sensitive to Low N but not sensitive to High N. The other five strains are not productive under either Low or High N. Several of my crossbreed strains are productive under High N but not Low N. A few are productive under all N levels I have tested them on.
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 (DonQuiHotep - 2 Feb 2016)
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	Elevated soot levels affect flax productivity similart to Elevated Phosphorous levels. More thorough research is needed to determine soot numbers and productivity changes. (DonQuiHotep 15 May 2016)		Elevated soot levels affect flax productivity similart to Elevated Phosphorous levels. More thorough research is needed to determine soot numbers and productivity changes. (DonQuiHotep 15 May 2016)

		+	At soot = 12, no standard flax seed produces any flax. Ariella #376, Tedra #264 and DonQuiHotep#287 also did not produce output. Cabbage, Carrots, Cucumbers and Peppers all produce 7 vegetables instead of the expected output of 9 or 10 vegetables. Seed production appears unaffected by soot.

	==Buildings that we KNOW cause pollution==		==Buildings that we KNOW cause pollution==