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Anyone have any info on renting a lime spreader for an atv? Between mobile and Thomasville or nearby? Any help greatly appreciated! Thank ya!
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Are you using pelletized lime? If so, you can probably use a regular 3-point spreader or your ATV spreader.
I have heard some co-ops will allow you rent their spreaders if you are using pulverized lime (I've never done it, so I might be completely wrong.)
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We bought our lime from the COOP(pulverized) and they let you use their spreader trailer for free with a minimum purchase. Alot cheaper than buying bagged lime.
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I don't want to go pelletized this time,I'm looking for pulverized...but By spreader are you talking about a spreader lime buggy? What co-op ? I'm trying to figure out if a large drop spreader for an atv or truck would be easier since the roads to the plots have some large berms and are steep...maybe to steep for a lime buggy. Anyone know who will deliver bulk lime to Lamison,Al bagged?
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We used a local COOP(Tuscaloosa County). You should be able to find somebody in your area. I pulled the trailer to the site with my truck, then hooked to the tractor to spread the lime.
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Anyone know anything as close as possible to Thomasville or Camden area
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Brad, how much lime will their trailer hold?
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Bump...  Seriously. If the plots not to big I have put it out by hand. Or get you a old spreader dropper. People use to use the. Them have small openings in the bottom and you set your opening and it drops it out the bottom.
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I have used the Selma Coop buggy before. But for smaller fields I just use the 3pt. spreader on my tractor. No problem unless it gets wet. Get a load on a trailer, shovel in 5 gallon buckets, and dump in the spreader. You just want to be the one on the tractor, not the one with the shovel and bucket.
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Remember it takes about 6 months for the lime to penetrate the soil.
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Bump... Seriously. If the plots not to big I have put it out by hand. Or get you a old spreader dropper. People use to use the. Them have small openings in the bottom and you set your opening and it drops it out the bottom. A 16 foot trailer with a big tarp and couple shovels is how the poor folk do it.
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Brad, how much lime will their trailer hold? I believe it holds 4 tons.
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Anyone know anything as close as possible to Thomasville or Camden area Thomasville Farm Supply. (334) 636-9260 Wilcox Farm Supply. (334) 682-4958 If they can't help, ask them who can. Idk if the numbers are current. I Googled it.
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There's also another co op in just south of Jackson. Cannot remember the name.
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When we hunted south of Linden, it seems we used a buggy from the folks in Sweet Water. They loaded it, we pulled it to the club with a pickup, then hooked it to a tractor to do the spreading.
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Yea, Had an eye out for a drop spreader but just cannot find one to rent or borrow. Anyone have the Sweetwater places number? Or the Selma co-op that has the buggys?
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I've called 3 different counties (Morgan, Cullman, Marshall) today looking for a co-op with a lime buggy and nobody has one. I guess we may have to do the trailer with tarps and shovels.
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I stopped worrying with the coops & buggy's. Just get you some liquid lime. I put it out with my atv sprayer. 2 1/2 gallons per acre will raise your PH 1 point. I believe it was called Mojo Lime. 5 gallon buckey is $80
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I've heard liquid lime is no good? Never tried it? What say y'all?
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There is a coop in Faunsdale
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