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Soil pH is one of the important factors affecting soil fertility and plant nutrition because of it’s the large contribution in the soil's ability to process the correct ratio of nutrients needed by the developing plant. Soil pH is also one of the important indicators to the need of soil of the nutrients during fertilization process to reclaim and improve soil fertility to meet the plant nutrients needs. Soil pH can impact the growth of a plant based on its influence on the availability of essential plant nutrients (Tran and Popova, 2013).

The Effect of Soil PH, High-Calcium Compost and Cadmium on Some of Growth Characters in Corn (Zea maysl.)