Limestone quality is defined by its Effective Neutralising Value (ENV). This is a measurement of the neutralising value and the fineness of grind.
The Neutralising Value of limestone is determined by it calcium carbonate (CaCO3) equivalent - the higher the value the greater the limestones ability to neutralise soil acidity.
The Fineness of grind determines the rate of reaction - finer limestone will neutralise soil acidity faster. Sieve Analysis results determine grind fineness.
View our benefits of lime factsheetTry entering some real results from other lime sources in and around Southland from the table below.
Better yet, ask your lime supplier for the particle size analysis and calcium carbonate content for their product and compare its quality with ours and work out how effective it is going to be!
Some things to look for:
* Calculations based on data from Soil Quality Australia and from Cregan et. al 1989
^ Takes into account CaCO3 % of source rock
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