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I'd agree with Brian -- yearly adjustments. Do some water tests this fall and see how much alkalinity has been impacted. For my adjustments, I buy 1000 lbs of pulverized lime from Lowe's and shovel it in by hand (25 bags x 40lb each; $3.10/bag * 25 = $78). It's more work to do this by hand, but cost effective if you can't get bulk lime shipped/spread cheaply. Here is the item link: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Timberline-Soil-Doctor-Pulverized-Garden-Lime-40-Pound-S-Lime/3058417Approx $3.10/bag if you buy more than 10 bags. **Edit: I should clarify: not as cost effective than bulk, but works out well if you only need 500-1500 lbs
Last edited by Nathan; 08/30/17 01:35 PM.
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