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The gypsum thing is abit of a myth

 

 

 

 

Definetely   add as   as much  manure  woodchip or any organic matter such as leaf mold or grass mowings  as possible

 

Maybe also  add sharp sand for texture

 

Some lime if growing brasiccas  etc

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Usually a lack of regular grazing causes the grass to, for lack of a better word become very lazy.

 

Flail it off, then get grazing with sheep.

The grass will then send down roots into the clay searching for nutrients and moisture and it turns the clay slowly into loamy soil.

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