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<blockquote data-quote="skipperbrown" data-source="post: 5393523" data-attributes="member: 22371"><p>You can buy pelletized lime by the pallet, 50 40# bags, and get a price break at most farm centers. It isn't the cheapest solution, but you can easily spread it yourself with a tractor or pull behind spreader on your own convenient time schedule. Ag lime requires a special spreader. We hired a guy with a lime buggy to spread our food plots about 15 yrs ago. He brought the lime in a dump truck and it was wet. I remember him climbing into the buggy multiple times and pushing the lime down to the belt with his feet. Better him than me, I remember thinking.</p><p></p><p>You are smart getting a soil test and amending your soil. It makes a huge difference in your food plot success. You will want to tailor your fertilizer mix to match your soil requirements. It may call for mixing 6-12-12 with 15-15-15 or others to get the nutrients you need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skipperbrown, post: 5393523, member: 22371"] You can buy pelletized lime by the pallet, 50 40# bags, and get a price break at most farm centers. It isn't the cheapest solution, but you can easily spread it yourself with a tractor or pull behind spreader on your own convenient time schedule. Ag lime requires a special spreader. We hired a guy with a lime buggy to spread our food plots about 15 yrs ago. He brought the lime in a dump truck and it was wet. I remember him climbing into the buggy multiple times and pushing the lime down to the belt with his feet. Better him than me, I remember thinking. You are smart getting a soil test and amending your soil. It makes a huge difference in your food plot success. You will want to tailor your fertilizer mix to match your soil requirements. It may call for mixing 6-12-12 with 15-15-15 or others to get the nutrients you need. [/QUOTE]
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