Liming Your Pond to Improve the Fishery

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Date of Publication
February 16, 2022
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This 5-page publication discusses aquatic health and the application of crushed agricultural limestone.

Adding crushed agricultural limestone (calcium carbonate), or "liming," is a relatively inexpensive, well-known, and highly discussed management practice to enhance crop productivity in both acidic soil and water. Liming a pond to maintain consistent and optimal alkalinity concentrations will improve ecosystem health and maximize fish growth. This publication discusses aquatic health and the application of crushed agricultural limestone. (5 pages)

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