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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5020206" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>Benefits of the Ag lime vs Pelletized is that the Ag lime last longer and it cost much less per ton..... disadvantage is the issue of spreading..... I've never tried to spread Ag lime in walk behind spreader? Or even with 3pt spreader? But if you have a load of Ag lime dumped on the property I'd tarp it and make every effort to keep it dry.....if pile gets rained on I'd imagine it would become difficult to spread..... depending on the size of the plot the Pelletized lime may be worth the increase in cost?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5020206, member: 20594"] Benefits of the Ag lime vs Pelletized is that the Ag lime last longer and it cost much less per ton..... disadvantage is the issue of spreading..... I've never tried to spread Ag lime in walk behind spreader? Or even with 3pt spreader? But if you have a load of Ag lime dumped on the property I'd tarp it and make every effort to keep it dry.....if pile gets rained on I'd imagine it would become difficult to spread..... depending on the size of the plot the Pelletized lime may be worth the increase in cost? [/QUOTE]
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