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What you wrote makes a lot of sense. Once I told the seller, I did not need their service to spread the lime in fields but a pond. He became difficult to get answers from. I ask him if the lime was covered from the elements ? He replied no. I ask hime if his tri-axel truck is good on on a steep dry road to reach my pond location. He said they do use any roads unless they are well used with a good amount of stone on it. I am going on my third week now since I placed the order. Hard to deal with people that are not really intrested in selling you something. I read the NY law on Ag-Lime; all sellers must provide you with specifications from the quarry it came from plus its quality numbers. This guy says I don't really keep that info on hand but I have a number ENV 83% but I don't know what it means. After I looked it up I called him back and placed my order. I am going to bother him again tomorrow. I have friends available next week.
Thanks for your answer.
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