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Ewest, My post is above. However I have a question on the Ag Lime itself. Correct me if Im wrong ! Why do they sell lime by the ton and not not by the cubic yard. I am buying whatever they get on a tri-axel in Pa. They use a scale for empty truck than again when full. I would think if it was after or during rain, you will pay for a lot of water. I would need to test a colum of ag-lime 5 feet high and see how long it stayed water loged. Its the only way they sell the stuff so it must not be like sand. I am paying $70.00 a ton with a ENV 83% includes the 30-mile trucking charges. It's the only place around my area. I got other prices that were over $100.00 a ton but over 130 miles from my location. Thanks for your reply in advance.
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