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Quality Deer Management
Lime, can it be "watered" in.
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<blockquote data-quote="tnclayboy" data-source="post: 344984" data-attributes="member: 2482"><p>I only have two 1/2 acre plots that I lime myself the rest I plant in ag fields in oct after crops are harvested and granted they give me permission. I just put about 240lbs of lime out on one plot today . I lime it every year about this time .cost about 20$ per plot per year to just buy it at lowes . 40$ a year I can live with.If I had alot to do I would hire a truck to come in and spread .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tnclayboy, post: 344984, member: 2482"] I only have two 1/2 acre plots that I lime myself the rest I plant in ag fields in oct after crops are harvested and granted they give me permission. I just put about 240lbs of lime out on one plot today . I lime it every year about this time .cost about 20$ per plot per year to just buy it at lowes . 40$ a year I can live with.If I had alot to do I would hire a truck to come in and spread . [/QUOTE]
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