FOOD PLOTS - Liquid Lime Is NOT The Answer...

FOOD PLOTS Liquid Lime Is NOT The Answer. When it comes to soil PH a lot of guys want to use liquid lime to correct the issue. The problem is liquid lime does not fix the issue its just a band aid. Liquid lime is a short term fix and You cant really call it a fix because its not fixing anything. Adding Real lime and working on organic matter and CEC is the ultimate answer.
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[@Mark-oq5pf]

I added 3 tons of pelletized lime to my 1 acre plot and got the PH in the mid 6's. Now I use Plot Dr. when I plant and have great success with it. In my opinion Plot Dr is very different than other liquid lime products. After spraying it looks like I white washed my field and the plants love it. All that being said this year I'm due to add 1 ton of pelletized lime again

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Nice. It can be added for extra calcium for sure. Some are better then others. But definitely 💯 on the 3 tons of lime. 👊

[@jimmymiller9299]

I believe in liquid lime if you get the right kind! Plot Dr. Has great products, it works for me . just stay away from plot start that Jeff recommends

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

There may be better then others and it may work for a short period of time but it’s still a short term bandaid 🩹

[@lb7_dmax677]

I recently got my soil tests back and am needing to spread around 5500 pounds of lime. What would be your thought on buying/spreading that much.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

When it calls for that much at once it’s best to do split applications. Maybe spread half of it this year and another half next year. Especially if your cec is low.

[@geraldwilkins9726]

North Georgia what's your thoughts on liquid fertilizer. Or chicken litter on plots. Lots of chicken farms in my area I could get it from. Thanks

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Liquid fertilizer is great I use it all the time but most importantly is lime. Soil samples and lime.
I’ve never personally used chicken litter but know people who do and say it works well.

[@fredk7250]

Bought 2.5 tons of ag lime this year, got about 1000 pounds left to spread, hopefully by next weekend

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Perfect

[@BrockDonati]

I’ve seen you use pellet fertilizer with micro nutrients. Where do you buy that at?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes I have and still do. If you go to your fertilizer store ask for starter fertilizer with the micros. Most starter fertilizer is a 10-10-10 but they should have it with the micros

[@patrealscent]

does your pell lime have to go thru a liquid state before it is available to the plants?

[@brennensheridan7733]

A shortcut like domains hot chick having 34% “inert matter” and around 20% of an annual clover

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Oh boy, made someone mad. You must be in love with liquid lime.

[@brennensheridan7733]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors never used it, I don’t waste my money, hence my original comment

[@Avrageoutdoorguy]

I agree don’t shortcut

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes sir 👊

[@michaelwilhelm562]

I use pellet lime. Put it down in February because it takes 60 to 90 days for it to change the ph. Its not that expensive 600 pounds was 75 Dollars

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Definitely takes time for sure. If you work it in the ground it helps break down and react faster as well. 👊👊

[@BrockDonati]

Where u get it that cheap?

[@OfftheHookOutdoors99]

Ag lime or Pelletized? What do you prefer

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Well ag lime would be preferred if you have a way to spread it. I use pelletized lime because it’s convenient and easy to spread

[@jldj5000]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors Where is the cheapest places to buy pelletized lime? Last year was my first time doing a plot and only could find it at home depot and lowes.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

@@jldj5000 tractor supply would be the cheapest I’m actually going there tomorrow to get 20 bags

[@michaelwalker2091]

@@jldj5000see if you have a co-op ag store. Ours has it in bulk. I can go get a fertilize spreader and buy it by the ton a lot cheaper than buying it by the bag.

[@ronmacdougall9612]

100%

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

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