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Re: Throw n Mow Q&A
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04/26/16 01:53 AM
04/26/16 01:53 AM
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I may have overlooked it, but what is the process of liming while using the throw and mow? Do you just top dress it? Yes, just top dress it. Someone who is just starting out though, needs to assess the condition/type of their soil and let that be a consideration as well. If you are dealing with a hard clay that has been tilled in the past and has a very compacted, crusted over surface.....then it would be better to go ahead and cut the lime in. In sandier conditions it wouldn't be as big of a concern. Once you get your soil gets turned around even in heavier clays though, your soil structure will change and allow better infiltration. That's really the basis for the decision. Is lots of water running off of your plot or is it soaking up in the ground?
Last edited by CNC; 04/26/16 01:54 AM.
We dont rent pigs
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