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Applying AG Lime
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1619317" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>It is best to apply lime in the fall allowing the weather to move it down into the soil profile. But it can be done any time of the year. I would avoid a hot dry windy time of the year as it can blow off your field to the neighbors. Don't spread nitrogen and lime at the same time. It can cause a chemical reaction which will volatilize the nitrogen off into the atmosphere. Stand downwind of a place where lime and and manure are spread at the same time. Take a deep breath you will know what I am saying.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1619317, member: 498"] It is best to apply lime in the fall allowing the weather to move it down into the soil profile. But it can be done any time of the year. I would avoid a hot dry windy time of the year as it can blow off your field to the neighbors. Don't spread nitrogen and lime at the same time. It can cause a chemical reaction which will volatilize the nitrogen off into the atmosphere. Stand downwind of a place where lime and and manure are spread at the same time. Take a deep breath you will know what I am saying. [/QUOTE]
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