For raising the pH of acid soils and preventing calcium and magnesium deficiency. Also used as substrate buffer to ward off gradual acidification over time.
Direction for use:
Use only as directed
Determine the pH of the soil. The most suitable soil pH (water) for most plants is between 5,5 and 6,5 – a pH above 7,5 is not suitable for plants.
Decide in advance whether acid loving plants will be planted or not
Established lawns should be treated every 4 years
Dosage rate: 200-250 g/m²
Sprinkle the product evenly on the soil surface and then work it in. With lawns the product will leach into the soil with irrigation or rain.
A very good practice on lawns is to remove all old upper growth in winter every 4 years and then fertilize with agricultural lime and other fertilizers
Wonder Dolomitic AG Lime Composition:
Calcium 160 g/kg
Magnesium 120 g/kg
KKE/CCE (acid) 88 %
(resin) 78 %
KKE/CCE (acid) in Ag Lime refers to the Calcium Carbonate Equivalent (CCE) of an agricultural limestone product, which is a measure of its effectiveness in neutralizing soil acidity.
Here’s a breakdown:
KKE: Kilogram of Calcium Carbonate Equivalent
CCE: Calcium Carbonate Equivalent
Ag Lime: Agricultural Limestone, a soil amendment used to raise soil pH and provide calcium and magnesium nutrients.
In essence, KKE/CCE represents the acid-neutralizing capacity of the limestone product, with higher values indicating greater effectiveness. This measure helps farmers and soil managers determine the appropriate application rates to achieve optimal soil pH levels.
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