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I am having lime delivered to my lake site in the next week or two and will get it spread in the bottom of the lake before we start filling it up. I was advised to put about 5 tons per acre but have not been able to get soil testing done yet and likely wont be able to in the window of time I have before the lime is delivered. I do know that the general analysis from the lime mine shows a minimum CCE of 70%. Without having a soil test done and knowing that the soil is predominately red clay, does the 5 tons per acre rate sound about right for our conditions?
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