Aditha's 50kg Agricultural Lime (Agrilime/Apog) Source of Magnesium and Calcium, Improves Soil's pH Level

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Apog or agricultural lime, is a soil conditioner made from crushed limestone or dolomitic limestone. Ag lime works by dissolving and releasing a base that lowers the acidity of the soil.

For crops growing in less-than-ideal acidity conditions, agricultural lime can boost a farmer’s profit potential by providing a number of benefits, including improving fertilizer efficiency by as much as 50 percent.

Can be used for piggery/poultry farm disinfection — neutralizes odors by absorbing excess moisture and reducing bacterial growth.

Benefits Of Agriculture Lime:

🌱Improving the physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil

🌱Promoting better nitrogen fixation by legumes

🌱Increasing the availability of nutrients to plants

🌱Reducing toxicities in the soil

🌱Enhancing the effectiveness of some herbicides

🌱Supplying calcium, magnesium and other minerals to crops

How and when to apply lime

Lime can be incorporated into the soil or simply top-dressed and left to leach into the soil with subsequent rainfall.

Lime application at sowing:

Lime is relatively insoluble (does not dissolve easily). Thus, it is slow to react. For maximum benefit, it should be worked into the soil when resowing a pasture or sowing a summer fodder crop.

Lime application as a top dressing: