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I can get #73 limestone here for 13.50/ton delivered. That is what I used on my driveway. I had a dump truck for a few weeks, and I picked up 80 tons. Picked up price was $12.00/ton.
I used 60 tons on the drive, and really should put down another 60 tons to finish it. #73 has the fines in it and it packs down really well, it's like concrete under the surface layer.
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Since I seen to have hijacked Mook's thread by asking about Ag Lime and I am sorry for that. I have to ask, How does one get the soil samples from the bottom? I can't swim so that leaves out diving for them.
Sometimes ponds are like women, a small one takes less to manage and more time for pleasure 
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Samples from a depth of 2-3 feet will work.
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