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Agricultural Uses

Lime, particularly Hydrated Lime, is widely used in agriculture for various purposes, contributing to improved soil health and increased crop yield. At Calmine India Pvt. Ltd., we offer lime products that are specifically designed for agricultural applications.

One of the primary uses of Hydrated Lime in agriculture is to raise the pH level of acidic soils. By adding lime to the soil, the pH level is adjusted, creating optimal conditions for plant growth. Proper pH balance is crucial for nutrient availability and uptake by plants, leading to improved crop yield and quality.

In addition to pH adjustment, lime is used to enhance the physical structure of the soil. It helps reduce surface crusting, which can impede water infiltration and root growth. Lime improves soil aggregation, allowing for better drainage, aeration, and root development.

Hydrated Lime finds applications in various agricultural practices, including composting, fertilizers, and animal waste disposal. Lime helps in the decomposition process of organic materials, promoting nutrient release and creating nutrient-rich compost. It also aids in managing and neutralizing the acidity of animal waste, making it suitable for proper disposal or utilization.

Furthermore, lime is utilized for soil liming, which involves the application of lime to acidic soils to improve their fertility and productivity. Soil liming helps balance nutrient availability, promotes beneficial microbial activity, and optimizes soil conditions for crop growth.

Our lime products are specifically processed for agricultural use, ensuring high-quality and reliable performance in soil applications. By incorporating our lime products into agricultural practices, farmers can enhance soil health, increase crop productivity, and achieve sustainable agricultural practices.

At Calmine India Pvt. Ltd., we are committed to providing lime solutions that support the agricultural industries in maximizing yields, improving soil fertility, and contributing to global food security.