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Comparing SuperCal 98G and AgLime To determine what liming material is best for you and most economical, you need to know: Percent purity (CCE), and Grind fineness (ECCE) of the material. Each state has a testing procedure to determine fineness. To ensure you getting the best product for your situation, have your dealer tell you about the fineness and purity of the liming products he has available. Limestone is made up primarily of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).
Finely ground particles raise the pH faster than course particle sizes.
Please note that 4 and 8 particle sizes are not considered. If you do come across a fine Ag-Lime most of the fine material will be lost when spreading, resulting in an uneven spread pattern. Pelletizing is the best way to put fine particles on the ground.
The proper pH is essential to insure your fertilizer, herbicides, micro-nutrients, and elite seed genetics, performance is maximized. Remember, raising the pH of your soil is a multi-year project. CaCO3 does not move in the soil, so you should test your soil yearly to the depth of your tillage. Once the proper pH level has been attained, a maintenance program should be instituted to insure that the desired pH will be maintained. |
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