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Agricultural Limestone In Kentucky, George D. Corder
Agricultural Limestone In Kentucky, George D. Corder
Agronomy Notes
Kentucky farmers invested about $6 million in agricultural limestone in 1964. However, much more lime than this should have been used if farmers get the most economical crop production and the most efficient use of fertilizers that are applied or the fertility that is already in the soil.
Different Soils Need Different Amounts Of Limestone, George D. Corder
Different Soils Need Different Amounts Of Limestone, George D. Corder
Agronomy Notes
Two different soil types may show the same acidity levels by soil test but they may need different amounts of limestone to obtain the same reduction in soil acidity.