Lime for Agriculture
Soil pH correction and calcium supplementation on acidic land.
What lime does in agriculture
Agricultural liming raises soil pH on acidic land, unlocking nutrient availability and improving structure. Hydrated lime acts fast; ground limestone acts slowly and lasts longer. Which one suits a field depends on how quickly the correction is needed.
Where it is used
- 01Soil pH correction on acidic land
- 02Calcium supplementation and soil structure improvement
- 03Improving nutrient availability and fertiliser efficiency
- 04Livestock and poultry housing sanitation
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Products supplied to agriculture
Grade and size fraction are agreed at quotation stage against the specific duty.
Ca(OH)2
Hydrated Lime
Slaked lime — a stable, ready-to-use alkali for treatment, construction and agricultural duty.
Specifications
CaO
Quick Lime Powder
Finely ground calcium oxide for rapid-reaction duty where surface area and dosing consistency matter.
Specifications
CaCO3
Lime Stone
Graded calcium carbonate — the raw feed for our kilns, and a supplied product in its own right.
SpecificationsSupplying agriculture?
Tell us the application, tonnage and delivery point. We will recommend the grade and quote it.