Agricultural Lime

Increasing pH in acidic soil, reducing acidity, and increasing alkalinity. a source of calcium for plants. improving water penetration in acidic soils. improving the absorption of prime nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) in plants growing in acid soils.

Reducing the need for costly ,potentially toxics chemical fertilizers. It is highly effective in destroying parasites on dry floors and garden areas including lawns.

In construction, the dominant use of lime is in soil stabilization for roads, earthen dams, airfields, and building foundations, Lime Blocks & Bricks. Lime can be combined with certain additives to produce other metals and is also a key ingredient in mortar and plaster in lime slurry form.