My soil is full of clumps of clay and I'm wondering if this is the answer. Any issues with using it?
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I'd use gypsum.
Would that be from a nursery or somewhere like a farm supply store? I don't have a car, so it needs to somewhat portable.
In Australia it would be from a nursery or hardware dept store. Not sure about your location.