Posted by Leroy on December 28, 2021 at 08:09:48 from (174.96.234.96):
In Reply to: Lime spreading? posted by mjbrown on December 28, 2021 at 05:18:55:
Around me it is all brought in on dump trucks and dumped in a pile. Later they come in with a loader and the empty spreader and load the plie from the field. So there is always a big white spot where the pile was dumped and then loaded out as they cannot get it all up without loading dirt they do not want in the spreader. Havent seen any spreader trucks bringing in the load for at least 20 years now. A lot of water treatment plant lime spread here as the treatment plants have to change it out every once in a while. That was the end of lime being hauled from quary in spreader trucks. You can always tell the water treatment lime as it is brown in the pile not white as fresh lime is. The delivery driver never knows if or when the lime is actually spread as their only job is to get it to the field.
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