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In the Midwest US, it's typically from a municipal water treatment plant which has removed the lime from its city water supply. Both the city and the farm benefit from this arrangement, **BUT** the lime must first be tested for heavy metals or other contaminants that could poison the farmer's field.
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'why spread lime on newly ploughed fields'?
To reduce the acidity of the soil and to protect against acid rain
Would sheetrock help crops grow I want to spread scrap sheetrock on my fields Would it help change the PH of the soil so my hay and grain would grow better?
it just adds lime to the soil. I will help if you need lime.
What is selected field or fields to sort records?
selected field or fields to sort records
When is best time to spread lime in Oklahoma under large trees?
should I spread lime and fertilizer at same time under large trees
What is in sweetened lime juice?
most likely lime juice and some sort of sugar compound
How do you put lime down in a barn?
Lime is spread on the surface and worked into the top layer with a rake.
How was lime spread in another continent?
Lime wash was made into a thin slurry and painted on walls with a brush.
The field or fields you select to sort the records are called?
Sort Keys
How do you sort data in a table?
Use the Sort option. You can then choose which columns or fields to sort on.
How do you use lime on a farm field?
Lime is typically spread on farm fields using a spreader attached to a tractor. It is applied evenly across the field to help balance the soil pH levels, improve soil structure, and provide essential nutrients for plant growth. It is important to follow soil test recommendations to determine the appropriate amount of lime needed for a specific area.
Why do farmers spread lime on their fields?
Farmers spread lime on their fields to raise the soil's pH level, making it less acidic. This creates a more optimal environment for plant growth by improving nutrient availability and enhancing the effectiveness of fertilizers. Lime also helps to break down organic matter, supports beneficial soil microbes, and reduces the risk of aluminum toxicity in plants.
Is neon green the color of lime?
Sort of, but not really. The color of a lime is known as "lime green." That is where that color came from.
