Lime time

Josh has been busy today putting lime on the paddocks. It's good to get it done before the next lot of rain arrives.

[Peter]

Lovely collage each image beautifully captured in low light with lots of interesting detail, work on the farm never stops does it Dianne:)

[julia]

Great shots .. hope you got your washing in .. it's dusty stuff...

[Dianne]

@julzmaioro OK at my house, half the townsfolk might not be so impressed though!

[kali]

i recently watched a series on youtube about Edwardian farming which showed lime making and liming the paddocks with horses, be grateful you dont have to go to all that trouble! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcBl4_2FJX4

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful collage with these wonderful pictures. What is the lime for?

[Dianne]

@sangwann here’s an explanation from the internet. ‘When applying lime, the objective is to get soil acidity to a reasonable level so plants can more effectively absorb the nitrogen and other nutrients found in fertilizer. ... As a general rule, if your soil tests high in acidity, it's best to apply lime before fertilizer.’

[Babs]

Looks rather dusty work.

[Lou Ann]

A wonderful collage! Thank you too for the explanation!

[Henri Russell]

I really like each photo in the low light. Wonderful collage.

[carol white]

Great collage

[Pat Knowles]

Wonderful images Dianne, love the bottom left one! The tractor looks amazing all lit up! Making a dust!

[arthur clark]

whether its horsepower or tractor power,your collage show the work that is done on a farm.

[tony gig]

Four wonderful captures.

[Margo Sayer]

VML these low light shots...showing dedication, significant physical strength and above all the energy and willpower to continue, day on day, every day. Thank you.

[Marnie]

Great collage, captures the real feeling of farming.

[4rky]

Great collage

[Margo]

Nice shots there Dianne