North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt ! | Briarpatch - 1/12/2011 12:16 Used aglime for the first time last fall. Here it's about $50 ton plus application. Could live with that if we didn't have a constant 20-25 MPH wind when coop is putting it on with a spreader. Doesn't do much good when it's blowing past the spreader and not hitting the ground. I'm a bit skeptical, but new to this liming issue also. (Grid sampled fields 2.5 acre grids range 5.6-8.0 PH) At least pell lime hits the ground, even if a bit windy when coop pulls onto your farm Sounds Like You need to have a visit with your applicator Managing How and when any nutrient is applied is a Big part of the farmers Managment Job |
Pelletized Lime and Ag Lime
