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It would be next to impossible to put too much ag lime in an acid water pond. With those pHs you could easily put 4 tons per acre now and 2 tons per acre in 6 mths. Only issue would be don't add the lime on top of spawning fish.
Cody Note - Plus when liming a pond to maintain higher alkalinity it will require regular lime additions every couple of or several years similar to the routine liming that farmers use on their agri-fields. Water tests of alkalinity will signal when more lime is needed.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 03/18/25 03:05 PM. Reason: added too for the to
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