How to neutralize proprionic acid in feed molasses.

[DirtMechanic]

Sorry folks I cannot find a soil forum. I want to ask about the best way to neuter proprionic acid as in comes in some incredibly inexpensive but cra-crazy high brix molasses aimed at killing deer. Rest assured, a wild deer has to be taught to eat molasses, unless it is starving. I feed 10-15 regularly. I have heard adding baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, into a water diluted lawn allocation of this molasses is one way to travel. It takes rain to wash away these salts though. Any ideas?

 

[MaryMary]

Sorry folks I cannot find a soil forum. ...(snip)... Any ideas?

I have an idea!!

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[Becky]

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[DirtMechanic]

Thank you so much kind lady!

 

[DirtMechanic]

Back to the topic, I am also wondering if potassium bicarbonate might serve the same neutralize effect on proprionic acid and have a better residue for the soil since it should have some K left over?

 

[Becky]

Thank you so much kind lady!

You're welcome! I hope someone is able to help you with your query, it's outside my field of knowledge I'm afraid.