Delivering & Spreading
Agricultural
Limestone
Quality lime. Proffesional Application.
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How much do you need?
A full load is around 25 tons
Partial loads are available. Additional delivery charges apply.
Can we spread your fields?
Ground conditions
Fields should be reasonably dry or frozen.
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Our trucks can spread 1–5 tons/acre in a single pass.
Rates under 1 ton/acre are available for an additional charge.
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Small fields and pastures are fine
Our spinner trucks with damp lime work well in smaller fields and tighter areas with corners, fences, and trees.
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Straight-on access through 10 ft. gates is typically sufficient.
WHAT TYPE OF LIME DO I NEED?
All types are available as high-quality agricultural limestone, naturally mined and crushed.
Hi-Cal (Calcitic)
Hi-Cal (Calcitic)
High in Calcium (Ca)
Helps correct soil acidity
Our typical choice when soil magnesium levels are adequate
Hi-Mag (Dolomitic)
Hi-Mag (Dolomitic)
High in Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg)
Helps correct soil acidity
A good choice when soil magnesium levels are low
Damp Lime
Damp Lime
Spread with spinner-type broadcast trucks
Works well for smaller fields, pastures, and tighter areas
Better around corners, fences, trees, and other obstacles
Less dusty during application
Dry Lime
Dry Lime
Spread with boom-type spreader trucks
Provides uniform coverage across larger, open fields
A good fit when there is plenty of room to maneuver
Both dry and damp lime can be effective choices. The main difference is the equipment used to spread them and which works best for your fields.
WHEN SHOULD I SPREAD LIME?
Lime can be spread year-round when field conditions allow.
Spring & Fall
Traditional times to apply lime, especially when fields are open. These are also our busiest seasons, and wet ground can sometimes limit when we can get onto fields.
Summer
Often a great time for hay fields and pastures. Ground conditions are typically better, and our schedule is usually more flexible.
Winter
Application is also possible when fields are firm or frozen.
If your fields are ready, there’s usually no reason to wait.
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