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<blockquote data-quote="livestock 1" data-source="post: 7541933" data-attributes="member: 106502"><p>Things have changed in the way lime and ph are calculated. I’m no expert I’m only learning but I keep hearing bits.</p><p>Back in the 80s father was big into the ADAS thing the man was never away from here. I’m sure if my memory serves me right he was putting on lime at rates of 4 /4.5 tonnes acre as a prescription. I still ask contractor to put it on at 3.5t acre and he won’t do it won’t go over 3. New way is to do what you have done and put on 2 t acre and re test later. Also there’s talk of neutralising values and sieve size of lime. Bigger stuff takes time to work any lime takes a year to get going in my experience</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="livestock 1, post: 7541933, member: 106502"] Things have changed in the way lime and ph are calculated. I’m no expert I’m only learning but I keep hearing bits. Back in the 80s father was big into the ADAS thing the man was never away from here. I’m sure if my memory serves me right he was putting on lime at rates of 4 /4.5 tonnes acre as a prescription. I still ask contractor to put it on at 3.5t acre and he won’t do it won’t go over 3. New way is to do what you have done and put on 2 t acre and re test later. Also there’s talk of neutralising values and sieve size of lime. Bigger stuff takes time to work any lime takes a year to get going in my experience [/QUOTE]
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