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I was reading about this...They say one gallon equals about 1300lbs of ag lime.
Has anyone use this in their pond?
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I posted the about liquid lime about a month ago. I have one client that loves it. His alkalinity is above 20 ppm. I think it is not ecomnimcially that sound. You can never beat good ole ag lime. However I do think in a small less than 20 acft. pond it is worth looking into. I may be trying some soon, if I do I'll post the results.
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My pond is appx. 3.5 acres and hard to reach [Trees] where would you buy this and cost per gallon. sounds like it would work great for my situation . Thanks Harvey
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