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Re: Lime Question
[Re: low wall]
#3361167
02/25/21 12:43 PM
02/25/21 12:43 PM
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Joined: Aug 2018
Posts: 5,217
Georgia and Missouri
Semo
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12 point
Joined: Aug 2018
Posts: 5,217
Georgia and Missouri
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Stoney- I'd guess we are within a mile of you, and the last time we had lime spread, the Co-Op said never again. 6 or 8 small fields, scattered around 5-600 acres, with a fairly poor road system. We'll probably just scatter pelletized with the tractor going forward. Honestly, while the cost/lb is far steeper, in the quantities we use, every 3-4 years, it's easier to just do it ourselves. I do know our soil needs it regularly. I guess they won't drop off a buggy and only will deliver in a spreader truck? In the past we have had a buggy full delivered from the co-op and then we get another 6-8 tons in bulk tote bags and put them on a gooseneck. Then we transfer the totes to pickups and refill the buggy in each plot. The biggest pain is unhooking the tractor each time to load.
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